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Hibulb Cultural Center, Marysville

4.8

#82 of 232 in Museums in Washington State

Specialty Museum · Museum

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Hibulb Cultural Center reviews

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4.8

By VikingHorse

Very interesting review of local history and culture. Thoughtful displays -- ie. you could see how basket design/size changed over time as contact with other groups brought in new ideas and new...

Very interesting review of local history and culture. Thoughtful displays -- ie. you could see how basket design/size changed over time as contact with other groups brought in new ideas and new... more »
By quad2

I was impressesd with the amount of information that was given there at the Hibulb Cultural Center. What a great way to learn about the native history for our area that we live in. There is a lot of..... more

I was impressesd with the amount of information that was given there at the Hibulb Cultural Center. What a great way to learn about the native history for our area that we live in. There is a lot of..... more »
By ChuckB1200

I went to the Cultural Center just to see what it all about. the history is the best and the gift shop and you have to see this place for yourself to take it all in the story teller was great too. I.... more

I went to the Cultural Center just to see what it all about. the history is the best and the gift shop and you have to see this place for yourself to take it all in the story teller was great too. I.... more »

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By Grayson Briggs

While the museum may be small, it is beautifully designed and set-up to fully engage the senses of visitors. The displays were visually engaging and interesting for those of all ages. This museum perfectly balances information on the history of the indigenous peoples of the area with information on current and future preservation of the culture.

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By Mike C

The wife and I brought our kids to the Cultural Center, and we had nice experience. Admission was fairly cheap. We paid $25 for the five of us. It was interesting to learn more about the tribes that are native to the lands of the area. The exhibits were well done and very informative. They had many artifacts on display that helped show the history of the tribes. The longhouse showed a video on the importance of the longhouse to the people. Overall it was a great learning experience.

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By K Tho

Went here with some coworkers. Had a lovely visit to the museum which is really informative then participated in a cedar jewelry making class. Great way to spend an afternoon!

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By Mike Rocheleau

Great place, very informative and well designed culture history center.

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By Praveen Sattaru

Great place for education about Native Indian Tulalip and other tribes . It has nice exhibits, videos and good learning for kids.

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