For urban Native people IFH has served as the Urban Reservation and Homeland. In many cases it is one of the few places that keeps them connected to their culture and traditions through pow wow dance, drumming, beading classes, and the many social gatherings, cultural events, and ceremonies that are held here. Intertribal Friendship House is more than an organization. It is the heart of a vibrant tribal community.
IFH Native Youth Council Art Exhibit
IFH 64th Anniversary
Urban Rez Reclaiming Traditions Youth Gathering 2019
Fancy Bustle Workshop 2019
Rooted In Tradition 2019
Sewing Workshops 2019
Beading Group 2019
Mini Pow Wows 2019
Applique Bag Workshop 2019
Moc Shop 2019
Pine Nut Medicine Workshop
IFH 63rd Anniversary
Cultural Sharing Day
IFH Youth Leaders
Urban Rez Reclaiming Tradition Youth Gathering 2018
Drum & Dance Practice
A Pre-Colonial
Feast in the Bay
Urban Rez
Reclaiming Traditions
Gardening
Keepers of the Game
Mohawk Cultural Presentation by
Rogers Perkins
Youth Summer Program
Roots in Traditions
Oakland Symphony
Spring Family Day
Urban Rez Reclaiming Traditions 2016
Washoe Pine Needle Basket Weaving
Washoe Elderberry Staves Making
Indigenous Cooking
Protect the Sacred
Art Exhibit
IFH Youth Summer Program 2016
Intertribal Friendship 60th Anniversary Photo's
December Elders Luncheon
Frank Waln
Native Women Conference