Shingle Springs Nisenan Mewuk Indians, the Wopumnes Tribe

05/16/2022

Sponsored by the Wopumnes501c3. Follow the Wagon Train to Placerville Dr. June 11.

05/08/2022

04/26/2022

After the Wopumnes501c3 paid for a permit to use their own Nisenan Village sacred site we were evicted to across the street to make way for Troy's California Trail Runs. "...the Gold Discovery Museum and the Native American site to depict a message of resiliency and perseverance by Native Americans in an area that was subject to environmental degradation and the mass emigration of a large non-Native American population leading to the unjust removal and near genocide of the Native American population during the California Gold Rush." ... EXCERPT from an email sent by the Park Staff about our program including inter-Tribal dancers.

THANK YOU! to all our vendors Native and non-native allies who had the perseverance to still be joyful at our Earth Day celebration despite being evicted from our Nisenan Village to across the street.

04/21/2022

https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-2010-jul-24-la-me-winnemem-20100724-story.html

04/16/2022

Its getting bigger. Earth Day, April 23, at Coloma State Park! Come join us!

04/10/2022

Remember the Christmas in Coloma last year? Well we're official now. Drop-on by the Wopumnes 501(c)3 Kick-off Party 10am-4pm! April 23, Coloma State Park! Donate to support the party at www.Wopumnes.com and click Donate. The non-profit protects archeological sacred sites, wildlife habits and historical structures in El Dorado County, along with providing an outlet for the presentation of Native American culture and arts by localNative American Artisans and performers suffering from the COVID lockdown. Please donate today and we'll see you at the party.

Wopumnes 501(c)3 Kick-off Party 10am-4pm! April 23, Coloma State Park! Donate to support the party at www.Wopumnes.com and click Donate.
The non-profit protects archeological sacred sites, wildlife habits and historical structures in El Dorado County, along with providing an outlet for the presentation of Native American culture and arts by localNative American Artisans and performers suffering from the COVID lockdown.

Please donate today and we'll see you at the party.

04/08/2022

share the flyer! April 23, from 10am-4pm Coloma State Park.

04/02/2022

Celebrate Earth Day! April 23, 2022, 10am-4pm, Marshall Gold State Park, Coloma.

At Coloma State Park, April 23, from 10am-4pm. Come visit us.