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Hít Wóoshdei Yadukícht – “Dancing Our House Together” Benefit Concert
Pink Martini at Sitka Performing Arts Center Benefiting the Point House Revitalization Project
Experience an unforgettable evening with the legendary Pink Martini while supporting a historic cultural milestone for Sitka. This special benefit concert raises funds for the X’aaká Hít (Point House) revitalization project—the rebuilding of the first clan house in Southeast Alaska in the 21st century.
About the Performance: The “little orchestra” Pink Martini has captivated audiences worldwide with their genre-defying sound. Blending classical, jazz, Latin, and pop influences from around the globe, Pink Martini creates a sophisticated yet accessible musical experience that appeals to fans of all ages. Led by pianist Thomas Lauderdale and featuring the enchanting vocals of China Forbes and Storm Large, the ensemble performs original compositions and clever reimagined classics in over 25 languages. From the infectious “Sympathique” to lush orchestral arrangements, their performances are known for elegance, wit, and sheer musical joy.
About the Point House Project: The Point House is a historic clan house of the Kiks.ádi clan, located on repatriated land on Katlian Street in Sheet’ka Kwaan (Sitka). Led by Katlian Collective Inc., this project will rebuild the Point House as a gathering place for ceremonies, celebrations, and community events—a center for preserving and promoting Tlingit traditions, cultural resilience, and Indigenous stewardship. This revitalization represents a profound moment of cultural restoration for the Lingít people and serves as a model for cultural continuity throughout Southeast Alaska.
Join us for this extraordinary evening where world-class entertainment meets cultural preservation. Your attendance helps create a landmark that honors the past while building a vibrant future for Sitka’s Indigenous heritage.
Tickets: https://fineartscamp.ticketspice.com/pink-martini
Learn more about the Point House revitalization project: http://www.pointhouse.org
