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THIRD ANNUAL TRIBAL MUSEUMS DAY CENTERS DIVERSE NATIVE HISTORIES, CULTURES AND LIFEWAYS


  • Giiwedinong Treaty Rights & Cultural Museum - Gift Shop 101 2nd Street West Park Rapids, MN, 56470 United States (map)

Tribal Museums Week!

Mark your calendars! The Association on American Indian Affairs (the Association) proudly announces the third annual Tribal Museums Day, kicking off on Saturday, December 7, 2024, with a live-streaming event that begins a weeklong celebration running through December 13. 

Tribal Museums and Cultural Centers
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 Diverse Native histories and cultures come to life through the perspectives of the original Peoples of Turtle Island at Tribal Museums. Over 110 Tribal Museums and Cultural Centers across the country offer incredible opportunities for visitors to connect with the wisdom and stories shared by the primary experts of Native histories, cultures and lifeways: Native Peoples and their Nations. Each Tribal Museum invites guests to discover its unique story, providing a chance to learn about local histories and vibrant Native cultures. Visitors can also enjoy browsing Native-made art, books, food, and other items, making every visit an enriching and memorable experience. 

Please research the museum's hours of operation before your visit.

We invite you to experience the rich heritage and vibrant culture at Giiwedinong Treaty Rights & Culture Museum. Nestled in a serene environment, Giiwedinong offers a unique opportunity to explore the history and traditions of the Anishinaabe people.

Upon visiting, you will engage with captivating exhibits highlighting the significance of treaty rights and the ongoing relationship between Native communities and the land. Our knowledgeable team is dedicated to providing insightful perspectives, ensuring a deeper understanding of our culture and history.

Take part in guided tours showcasing our land’s significance and the resilience stories defining Indigenous communities. Discover the beauty of our heritage and take home memories that will last a lifetime.

Plan your visit today and join a journey that honors Indigenous rights and celebrates a rich cultural tapestry.

Event partners include the National Museum of the American Indian, Native America Calling, and American Indian Alaska Native Tourism Association, among others. Visit Indian-Affairs.org for more details about Tribal Museums Day, including participating museums, special offers, and how to join the live-streaming event! 

Click here to read the Press Release for The Association on American Indian Affairs 

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Giiwedinong’s 3rd Annual Días de los Muertos, Day of the Dead, Block Party