Learn to Create Traditional Dreamcatchers with Wichita Tribe Instructor Michael Williams
Join us in Conejo for a cultural workshop led by Michael Williams of the Wichita Tribe. Using local plants and natural materials, Michael will guide participants in crafting their own dreamcatchers while sharing their history, symbolism, and traditional use within Native communities.
Held outdoors at the Native American Indian Culture Center, this workshop is a rare chance to learn directly from an Indigenous tradition-bearer in a peaceful setting.
What to Expect
- Free event + free parking
- Reservation required (cancel if you can’t attend)
- Two instructor-led sessions focused on crafting and cultural education
- Outdoor porch setting; short walk from parking—arrive early
Participants Will:
- Create a dreamcatcher using natural materials
- Learn dreamcatcher symbolism and placement
- Gain insight into Wichita Tribe knowledge and storytelling
If you’re interested in Native American culture, hands-on crafting, or unique outdoor activities, reserve your spot and enjoy this meaningful experience in Conejo Valley.
Sycamore Canyon Trailhead, Newbury Park, CA 91320, United States
