Learning from the Land: Harvesting Sage & Sweetgrass

Learning from the Land: Harvesting Sage & Sweetgrass

Summer school students recently experienced a meaningful lesson in Lakota culture during a visit to the Medicine Wheel Garden at the Aktá Lakota Museum. Guided by Native Studies Instructor LaRayne, students harvested sage and sweetgrass while learning about the...
New Outdoor Exhibit Connects Visitors to Lakota Culture

New Outdoor Exhibit Connects Visitors to Lakota Culture

Visitors to the Aktá Lakota Museum are now welcomed by a new outdoor exhibit that celebrates the beauty, artistry, and enduring traditions of the Lakota people. Set against the backdrop of the Missouri River, the painted tipi offers more than a picturesque landmark—it...
Junior Ranger Program!

Junior Ranger Program!

The National Lewis and Clark Trail Junior Ranger Program is a free educational program for kids, now available at the Aktá Lakota Museum. We are proud to be one of only 30 locations across 13 states along the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail to host this...
Museum Happenings!

Museum Happenings!

Spring has arrived at the Aktá Lakota Museum & Cultural Center, and with it comes a new season of exhibits, programs, and exciting happenings to share with our visitors and supporters. The Spring 2026 edition of the Aktá Lakota Museum Newsletter is now available...
Story Time with Uŋčí & Lalá Returns

Story Time with Uŋčí & Lalá Returns

The Aktá Lakota Museum & Cultural Center is pleased to welcome back one of our favorite summer traditions—Story Time with Uŋčí & Lalá, beginning Tuesday, June 2. This free public program invites families and visitors to experience the richness of American...
☀️ Summer Hours Begin May 1!

☀️ Summer Hours Begin May 1!

Summer is the perfect time to visit Aktá Lakota Museum & Cultural Center and explore the stories, traditions, and artistry of the Northern Plains. Beginning May 1, the museum will be open seven days a week, giving visitors even more opportunities to experience our...