Wigwam Sequoia Tribe Hall

This is a private members-only club. It is one of the first social organized charitable clubs of America. Wait before the Shriners or the Moose lodges or the Elks Club. This was the very first Club on the West Coast it is the second in the United States. Is called the Club Red Man and The Wigwam Lodge. Is the man side of it. The women are called the Pocahontas Club. the club was formed back in there early Seventeen hundreds to honor the red Indians that helped the white American colonist set up the Tea Party raid in Boston Massachusetts. The Indians gave them cost UMES so the British would think it was Indians that were raiding the ships and dumping the tea into the Boston Harbor. So they started the Red Man Club for the American colonists men. You do not have to be Indian to be in this club! It cost $300 a year to become a member. They collect for Charities and do fundraising and give thousands of dollars worth of food and gifts during Christmas and Thanksgiving. To needy families in San Pedro. This used to be a woman's old Library back in the 19 1930s. It looks like a log cabin inside and it is well preserved. It could also be rented out as for parties or weddings. They have many events year-round open to the public. They are celebrating Cinco de Mayo a week earlier on April 28th with a Live Mariachi band authentic Mexican food and an open bar. I believe the cost is 15 or $25 to get in. They do a Patrick's Day open to the public dinner and music event. They do a Super Bowl party open to the public. You have to look on their website or drive by and you will see banners out. Also every Wednesday night almost every Wednesday night they have open mic night where they sell beer and hot dogs but it is free to come in to perform or be an audience between 6 and 9 p.m. every Wednesday except during Christmas holidays.

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