Join us for a community celebration marking Minidoka National Historic Site’s 25th anniversary as a unit of the National Park Service—honoring its vital role in teaching the lessons of the unjust WWII incarceration of Japanese Americans.

The evening features a performance by Sangha Taiko, a Japanese American drumming group sponsored by the Idaho-Oregon Buddhist Temple in Ontario, Oregon, where many people unjustly incarcerated at Minidoka resettled after camp, a special recognition of Neil King, Minidoka’s first NPS superintendent, the premiere of the short film “Minidoka” by artist and musician Kishi Bashi and filmmaker Justin Taylor-Smith with new original compositions, and a live performance by Kishi Bashi.

Learn more at https://www.minidoka.org/healing-remembrance-2026?blm_aid=23609345

Tickets $20/adults, and $10/students and children
Purchase tickets at: https://www.showclix.com/event/25-years-of-healing-minidoka-national-historic-site-01-17-26