Join us for the 2026 Suscol Intertribal Council 30th Annual Art Auction
November 7, 2026 in Napa, CA
Tickets: $40
Donate $40 per person via PayPal and note "Art Auction" with your donation.
Email director@suscolcouncil.org to let us know you'll be there.
Payment by check or credit card will be available at the door.
30th Annual Art Auction
When: November 7, 2026. Where: Unitarian Universalist Church
1625 Salvador Ave, Napa CA 94558
Time: 5:00-7:00 PM
Fundraising for completion of Suskol House Land Project to preserve and share Native American Culture and traditions.
Guests will enjoy beautiful, unique Native American Art and delicious buffet bites.
Meet the Suscol Council Board and featured artist, Barbara Clifton Zarate. Suskol House land project is a prototype for forest, water and soils management and remediation. Learn about Native American sustainable, traditions of erosion control as well as water and soil remediation.
All proceeds go to complete construction of Suskol House.
All proceeds go to complete construction of Suskol House.
Email: director@suscolcouncil.org
Call: 707-256-3561
Tickets: $40 RSVP online via PayPal
Donate $40 per person via PayPal and note "Art Auction" with your donation.
Email director@suscolcouncil.org to let us know you'll be there.
Payment by check or credit card will be available at the door.
2026 Art Auction Featured Artist: Barbara Clifton Zarate, Patawomeck
Barbara Clifton Zarate is an artist, drum-maker, healing practitioner, mother, and grandmother whose work is rooted in cultural expression, healing, and connection to the Sacred. Her art spans paintings, murals, papier-mâchĂ©, artesanĂa, and hand-crafted drums, drawing upon traditional teachings, nature, community, and the interconnectedness of all living things.
For decades, Barbara has used art as a pathway for storytelling, cultural connection, and collective healing. Her work has included community murals, DĂa de los Muertos installations, Spirit Art painting, healing and drum circles, and creative experiences for children and families.
A member of the White Buffalo Woman Council Drum, she brings together art, spirituality, and community service in her work.
At the heart of Barbara’s practice is a commitment to honoring the Sacred, strengthening our relationships with one another and Mother Earth, and carrying forward healing, beauty, and responsibility for future generations.
At the heart of Barbara’s practice is a commitment to honoring the Sacred, strengthening our relationships with one another and Mother Earth, and carrying forward healing, beauty, and responsibility for future generations.
Preview some of this year's beautiful auction pieces:
Previous Art Auctions:
Charlie, Yesterday’s gathering was genuinely moving. I would like to extend my heartfelt gratitude to both you and Jac for the remarkable contributions you have made to mankind. You both serve as incredible inspirations and invaluable assets to humanity. Thank you for everything you do.
-Jennifer