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An Indigenous women-led community arts space. For Natives, by Natives. Accomplices welcome. Tongvaland (LA) + Navajo Nation.

10/09/2026

Calling all Indigenous nerds, Halloween lovers, and spooky season enthusiasts!!! 🦇
Join us at The Chapter House for a night of Indigenous nerdy joy, costumes, music, and community! 🧡

We’re bringing the tricks AND the treats with:
🎃 Pumpkin Contest
👻 Costume Contest
🕸️ Halloween-themed activities
🦇 Good music, good vibes & community!
Bring your best costume, your friends, and your Halloween spirit. 🧟
RSVP: bit.ly/

📅 Friday, October 30
⏰ 7-9 PM
📍 The Chapter House (3007 W Temple St)

Indigenerd is a space for nerds, dreamers, and storytellers to celebrate fandom, creativity, and Indigenous joy. Rooted in Indigenous perspectives but open to EVERYONE! 🫶🏽

10/06/2026

TCH Screening Club is back for a special screening hosted by community member Coyote Boy | Beads and Bolos, featuring the campy cult classic Elvira: Mistress of the Dark! 💋🖤🦇

🎬 Monday, October 19
⏰ 6:30-8:30 PM
📍 The Chapter House
✨ RSVP: bit.ly/tch-elvira

TCH Screening Club is a new program at The Chapter House bringing our community together through the magic of movies.

10/05/2026

What better way to celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day than with a little NDN romance? Gather with the girls, the g**s, and our beloved allies for a special TCH Screening Club featuring REZervations for Two (the hilarious, heartfelt, and delightfully chaotic Indigenous dating show where singles go on blind dates in search of love, connection, and maybe their forever snag!!!) 👀💘

Hosted by deesco, we’ll be watching the FIRST THREE EPISODES together! Bring your dinner, get cozy, and come RELAX with community while we root for our faves, yell at the screen, and enjoy a little dating-show drama.

Hosted by Indigenous creators and besties Kairyn Potts and Scott Wabano, REZervations for Two brings fashion, humor, dating advice, and plenty of unfiltered commentary as daters navigate two blind dates, unexpected connections, awkward silences, and spicy pickup lines.

Need to catch up? You can stream REZervations for Two on APTN+, or watch the first episode for free on YouTube!

📅 Monday, October 12
⏰ 8-10 PM
📍 The Chapter House
🎟️ RSVP: bit.ly/tch-rez42

10/01/2026

Yá’át’ééh Gháájí’! Happy Navajo New Year! 🎃

As always, let us know you’re coming at thechapterhouse.org/calendar (link in bio)

🪡 October 2 | 6 - 8 PM
BYOB(eadz) with Gigi Modrich
@ The Chapter House

📚 October 6 | 7:30 - 8:45 PM (Doors at 7 PM)
Joey Clift’s We’ve Been Here the Whole Time Book Release Show
@ The Elysian

🎬 October 10 | 4 - 8 PM
Dr. Gabriel S. Estrada’s Q***r Indigenous Cinemas Book Launch with Indigenous Pride LA
@ The Chapter House

🍿 October 12 | 8 - 10 PM
TCH Screening Club: REZervations for two
@ The Chapter House

🧛🏽‍♀️ October 19 | 6:30 - 8:30 PM
TCH Screening Club: Elvira: Mistress of the Dark
@ The Chapter House

🌱 October 24-25 | 11 AM - 4 PM
Celebrate Community with The Broad + L.A. Taco
More info coming soon!

🧘🏽 October 26 | 6:45 - 7:45 PM
Community Sound Bath with Los Angeles Soundbath + Adornment
@ The Chapter House

🎃 October 30 | 7 - 9 PM
Indigenerd: Halloween Nizhóní
@ The Chapter House

We can’t wait to see you. 🫶🏽

09/30/2026

Content warning: This carousel discusses forced assimilation, abuse, and the deaths of Indigenous children in boarding and residential schools. Resources for learning and support are included on the final slide.

Today, on , we honor the Survivors of Indian boarding and residential schools, their families and descendants, and the children who never made it home. 🧡

At , we also want to remember what could not be erased. Our people are still here and our stories are still being told. Our languages are being shared and our artists are still creating. Our communities are still gathering, laughing, loving, teaching, and carrying our cultures forward.

Today we hold space for grief, remembrance, truth, and healing for every generation that survived so another could be here. . 🧡

09/29/2026

Join us at The Chapter House for BYOB(EADZ) led by Gigi Modrich this Friday, October 2 from 6 - 8 PM.⁠ ✨
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Whether you’re a novice beader or old pro, you’re welcome! Feel free to BYOB(EADZ) and bring any supplies you may have on hand and want to use. ⁠
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Register: bit.ly/october-beadz (link in bio)

Note: if you previously had a ticket for September 28, it will still work for Friday!

09/25/2026

Happy !!! 🩵

Today, we celebrate the people, cultures, joy, resilience, and communities that make Indian Country what it is.

Observed every fourth Friday of September, California Native American Day honors the histories, contributions, sovereignty, and survival of Indigenous Peoples across the state. California is home to 109 federally recognized Tribal Nations, alongside dozens of non-federally recognized tribes and countless Indigenous communities. Those numbers only begin to tell the story of who is here.

We remember those who survived centuries of colonization, from the mission system and Gold Rush-era violence to boarding schools, relocation, termination, and ongoing fights for sovereignty and recognition. We are still here, carrying the traditions of those who refused to disappear.

That history is part of why The Chapter House exists. We serve ALL Native people in Los Angeles — California Indian, urban, relocated, visiting, and Indigenous Peoples from across to . Native people deserve spaces to gather, create, celebrate, learn, rest, connect, and simply be.

Today, we honor those who came before us and everyone still creating, teaching, organizing, loving, laughing, and building a future for generations to come.

Long live Native joy. 🩵

09/23/2026

📣 EXTENDED! Missed the deadline? We’ve got good news! The application deadline for the LA NDN Flea Market has been extended to Friday, September 25!

Join us November 7 + 8, 2026 for the FIRST EVER two-day LA NDN Flea Market, a weekend-long celebration of Indigenous artistry, creativity, community, and joy during at The Broad (221 S Grand Ave)!

Co-created by jana and The Chapter House, the biannual LA NDN Flea brings together incredible Indigenous artists, makers, organizations, performers, food vendors, and relatives from across Turtle Island and beyond.

✨ VENDOR + NONPROFIT APPLICATIONS
📅 New deadline: Friday, September 25
🔗 Apply: bit.ly/landn-vendor

We’ve got special programming, entertainment, and a few exciting surprises still on the way... 👀 Stay tuned — there’s so much more to come!

09/19/2026

On Monday, Sept. 21, we’re opening The Chapter House from 6 - 9 pm to gather in community to remember our beloved friend, sister, auntie, and colleague Dria Yellowhair. Come share a yummy meal, hug one another, and BYOB(eadz) (additional art making supplies provided) with friendz + fam. ***Please stay tuned for details about Dria’s celebration of life.***

Dria gave so much of herself to all of us. We want to create a space for all of us who loved her to hold one another now and remember what an amazing asdzáán she was…and share her silly jokes.

Our friends from Indigenous Circle of Wellness ® will be present and will share resources on grieving and where to find support.

RSVPs are encouraged, but not required. Let us know you’re coming here: tinyurl.com/rrb-tch + link in bio.

Come as you are, but wear your brightest red Dria lipstick. ♥️

09/16/2026

It is with heavy hearts that we share the news of the passing of our sister and colleague Dria Yellowhair. Dria was a unique and vibrant light in our community. She was a proud and loving Diné auntie, sister, daughter, granddaughter, and friend. She was Tł’ógí, born for Táchii’nii, her maternal grandfather’s clan was Tódich’ii’nii, and her paternal grandfather’s clan was Tł’ízí Łání.

Dria dedicated herself wholly to serving the Indigenous community, especially Native youth, throughout greater Los Angeles. Dria was a true Chapter House day one (our third team member!) and was truly essential in making our org what it is today. The Chapter House would not be TCH without Dria. Over the years she worked not only at TCH as our Outreach Coordinator, but many other Native orgs including Sacred Path Indigenous Wellness Center, So’oh-Shinálí Sister Project, and Indigenous Circle of Wellness, and volunteered at countless community events. A Native event was not really an event if Dria Yellowhair wasn’t there with her fab fits, Cali girl accent, and red lipstick. Dria earned a Bachelor of Arts in Social Work from California State University, Los Angeles (2025), where she was active in the American Indian Student Association and earned a Certificate in Youth Agency Administration. She also served on the City of Los Angeles’ Commission on Community and Family Services.

Above all Dria was a fierce and loving auntie and beloved sister to so many. She had an immeasurable presence as someone who showed up, made people laugh—both in and outside of her Indigeprov group and stand up class—and always made everyone feel appreciated, welcomed, and embraced. Dria has left us much too soon and will be missed beyond measure by all of us. We love you so much Dria.

At this time please consider supporting Dria’s family through GoFundMe here: gofund.me/b8447ee10 and keeping Dria and them in your thoughts and prayers.

A celebration of life for Dria Yellowhair will be held at a later date and announced soon.

Address

3007 W. Temple Street
Los Angeles, CA
90026

Telephone

+12137984108

Website

http://www.thechapterhouse.org/

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