Learn how to make a plaited round reed basket while hearing how California natives used baskets.  It was their belief that the weaver adds her own spirit to the basket composition. 

Instructor: Kat High is a Native Californian of Hupa descent. She serves as the Chair of the American Indian Scholarship Fund of Southern California, and served as the Director and Program Coordinator for the Haramokngna American Indian Cultural Center for over 15 years. She is an advisor to the Satwiwa American Indian Cultural Center, The Autry National Center, and the Antelope Valley Indian Museum. Kat is a member of the California Indian Basketweavers Association, and Neshkinukat, the California Indian artists network. Kat has been trained by traditional elders in Native American land management traditions, and is a teacher on adapting those principles to the modern world. She also offers workshops on Native plant uses at the Theodore Payne Foundation, Satwiwa and home at Kidiwische Corner.

If you are unable to attend after you register, please cancel your reservation using the link in the confirmation email. For refund, cancel a minimum of 24 hours in advance to allow someone else to take your spot.

If you are unable to register because the workshop is full, you may send an email to [email protected], letting us know you'd like to be wait listed for this class. Be sure to include the best telephone number to reach you, should we have any cancellations. 

This class will be held outdoors in the garden. Rain cancels. Wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes and bring a refillable water bottle.

Complete the Release of Liability form before the workshop; use 4/11/2026 for the event date.