Elk River Intertribal Center

05/17/2022

Looking for dog groomers in the heights, someone good with a yorkie.

12/13/2021

Community Meal Pick-up this Friday (12/17) from 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm at Billings First Church!

Our Annual Holiday of Giving is this Friday (12/17)! This year is going to look a little different to ensure the safety of our community members and staff. We hope that you enjoy your holidays, and to keep everyone healthy, we will be having a community meal pick-up instead of gathering together.

Please stop by Billings First Church (310 N. 27th St.) to pick up meals for you and your family to enjoy in the comfort of your home. Pick-up times are 5 pm -7 pm. We have 300 meals to distribute, they will be first come, first serve until gone.
Please see the flyer for more details.

09/27/2021

Some actions to consider!

09/13/2021

The health and safety of our supporters, employees, and partners is our highest priority.

After careful consideration, and in light of the ongoing Coronavirus (COVID-19) developments, we are postponing our first Inaugural Gala and Fundraiser to Sping 2022. Rescheduling this event will enable us to provide the experience that our community, partners, and employees expect and deserve in a safe environment.

We remain excited to host you and will get back to you with more information on specific dates in the coming weeks.

We look forward to hosting you in the Spring. Until then, stay safe and healthy!

09/08/2021

Check out the 2021 MINT Film Festival Trailer!

The 4th Annual Festival presented by Montana Film Office features 85 films from 17 countries. Enjoy a limited selection of films and panels in person or stream all films virtually!

The 4th annual MINT FIlm Festival welcomes over 80 films from 17 countries. MINT Film Festival takes place in Downtown Billings in person Sept 16-19, 2021, a...

09/02/2021

Have you been wondering "what or who is the Elk River Intertribal Center?"

The Elk River Intertribal Center (ERIC), a newly established nonprofit organization, was formed to envision and create an intertribal center in Billings, Montana. ERIC’s mission includes: creating an inspired space for traditional, contemporary, and spiritual practices; preserving and strengthening Montana Tribal cultures and identities; developing connection of cultures through bridge-building within the greater Billings community; establishing itself as a leader in guiding innovation and economic prosperity, in partnership with other Tribal Organizations, for Tribal people and Yellowstone County; and becoming an economic driver for tourism in our local and regional economy.

09/01/2021

The Elk River Intertribal Center is proud to host its first inaugural gala and fundraiser, Saturday, October 16th, and invites the public to attend. Additionally, there are sponsorship and volunteer opportunities available.

The Elk River Intertribal Center (ERIC), a newly established nonprofit organization, was formed to envision and create an intertribal center in Billings, Montana. ERIC’s mission includes: creating an inspired space for traditional, contemporary and spiritual practices; preserving and strengthening Montana Tribal cultures and identities; developing connection of cultures through bridge-building within the greater Billings community; establishing itself as a leader in guiding innovation and economic prosperity, in partnership with other Tribal Organizations, for Tribal people and Yellowstone County; and becoming an economic driver for tourism in our local and regional economy.

Please find media release, other details, and contact information attached. We thank you in advance for helping us get the word out!

In Community and Solidarity,
Lisa

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QD-pjRFQhNCZqEYSWl8hzTsbGJxDlUXU/view?usp=sharing

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08/23/2021

Thriving Peoples Thriving Places is a campaign that uplifts the stories of 9 Indigenous women leaders from the Philippines and New Zealand to the Brazilian Amazon and the Arctic.

The campaign includes public art in Seattle, New York, Washington D.C., London & São Paulo.

Download the posters for free at: https://amplifier.org/campaigns/thrivingpeoples/