Tulelake Cultural Visitor Center

11/15/2025

New signage for historic Marcha movie theater, part of long term Revitalization project at Tulelake’s Downtown Square!

07/16/2025

Announcing our finalized Shared Vision Plan for the TCVC!

Please click on the following link for the entire 23-page document:https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/4zdlff9100e4fj0pzevgf/TCVC-Shared-Vision-Plan-Rev-07-03-25.pdf

06/15/2025

Great learning experience for kids at our local Tionesta fire lookout tower!

06/14/2025

Just restored 1924 gas station with original furnishings! A few miles away in nearby Malin Oregon. What a wonderful relic and labor of love for our area!

04/04/2025

The City of Tulelake is honored to be the recipient of an important grant from the North State Planning & Development Collective for TCVC!

Please see the exciting press release below -

02/19/2025

The Tulelake City Council Announces Beautiful New Design for TCVC!

01/13/2025

Everything to Know About the New 220,000-acre National Monument Adjacent to Lava Beds

President Joe Biden announced the designation of the Sáttítla Highlands National Monument, encompassing 224,676 acres of Northern California.

11/13/2024

The City of Tulelake California welcomes you to our new Downtown Square project!

This project is an economic revitalization effort to design and construct a new Tulelake Cultural Visitor Center (TCVC) building on a vacant lot owned by the City of Tulelake. It will be with the partnership of multiple local and regional stakeholders, for the long term benefit of the citizens of Tulelake and all area stakeholders. The TCVC will serve as both a destination and a regional marketing outreach hub!

11/13/2024

Vision Statement & Guiding Principles
(Rev 9-17-24)
The TCVC vision is to create a strong Tulelake Basin region for the long-term future. This will be accomplished by educating the public and attracting attention to our unique natural and cultural heritage and resources, from volcanic eruptions, to outdoor attractions, to native American culture, to disruptive regional conflicts, to government sponsored settler homesteading of rich farmland, to contentious World War II history, to hard, modern environmental and economic challenges.
Our guiding principles are to define a geographic zone of interest, identify and involve major institutional stakeholders and all public stakeholders in our collective future, create an attractive physical showplace for people to visit and learn the facts about our region, and to promote ongoing outreach, research, and events to bring our heritage alive to the world.
Our mission is to bring all stakeholders together to create a mutually respectful, prosperous future with a recognition of our factual history and a deep commitment to a shared tomorrow.