🎄 Storytelling at MONAH: Native American Night Before Christmas 🎄

Celebrate the holiday season at MONAH with a special storytelling of Native American Night Before Christmas on December 28th at 10 AM! 🌟

After enjoying this heartwarming holiday tale, children and families are invited to get creative by making their very own bison ornament 🎨🐂—a fun keepsake to take home and treasure!

This event is FREE, including both the storytime and craft-making session, and is a perfect holiday outing for the entire family. Don’t miss out on this festive, family-friendly celebration!

🎉 October Story Time at MONAH: Let’s Celebrate Día de los Muertos! 🎉

Join us on Saturday, October 26th at 10 AM for a special Story Time at MONAH, where we will celebrate the vibrant and meaningful tradition of Día de los Muertos!

To honor Veteran’s day, MONAH will be showing two short films throughout the day. Visit MONAH and enjoy them in the Great Room.

Cherokee artist, Carolyn Chumwalooky is at MONAH selling her extensive collection of Native-made art, jewelry, and accessories on June 4th! Stop by the museum to support her work!

Be a patron on Museum Store Sunday, November 28th! We are opening just for you!

Join us with the Mitchell Museum as they virtually host Mankiller! The documentary will be available on-demand from Thursday, April 15 through Sunday, April 18. On Sunday, April 18th there will be a live virtual panel discussion with the director, Valerie Redhorse-Mohl from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm CST. Tickets will be $10 for the package.

Animal Medicine Ways an exploration of “Animal Medicine Ways.” This live presentation and workshop will explore Cultural appropriation, Native American, and Mexican Indigenous understandings of animal medicine.

Join us with Felicia Cocotzin Ruiz to make nopales green juice this month for the next installment of Indigenous Food as Medicine!

Like the land and air, a mindfulness to water can teach us valuable insights that can be incorporated into our design and system-building activities.

Animal Medicine Ways an exploration of “Animal Medicine Ways.” This live presentation and workshop will explore Cultural appropriation, Native American, and Mexican Indigenous understandings of animal medicine.

Air - we cannot live without it. This second program on Indigenuity will examine how Indigenous design and systems thinking can help us address the anthropogenic problems of air quality and global climate change.