MEET THE AUTHOR
Alfreda Beartrack-Algeo
Join us on Tuesday, July 23 at the Aktá Lakota Museum for a special gathering with author Alfreda Beartrack-Algeo. During Story Time with Uŋči and Lalá, Alfreda will read her newly released children's book, Father Eagle and The Hunter, a captivating story that shares...
JOIN THE JUNIOR RANGER PROGRAM!
The National Lewis and Clark Trail Junior Ranger Program is a free kids program available at the Aktá Lakota Museum. The museum is one of 30 locations in 13 States along the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail to host the Lewis and Clark Trail Junior Ranger...
Meet the Author – Tracy Hauff
Don't miss a special educational event for children and adults! Come and join us on Tuesday, June 18, at 10:30 am at the Aktá Lakota Museum for a reading by author Tracy Hauff. Tracy will read her newly released book, "Far From the Forest," a captivating story...
Wóyake: Language in Lakota Art
Wóyake: Language in Lakota Art A Celebration of Culture, Identity, and Language Exhibit Open April 2024 - October 2024 Step into a visually stunning exhibition that delves into the many dimensions of language in the context of Lakota art. Each artwork in this exhibit...
STORY TIME WITH UŊČÍ AND LALÁ
Story Time with Uŋčí and Lalá returns on June 4th! This free public program brings American Indian history to life through Native American literature read by elders from the local communities. While aimed at children, everyone is invited to attend. Readings will take...
Summer Hours Begin May 1st
The museum will operate on an extended summer schedule starting May 1, 2024. Going forward, the museum will be open seven days a week, Monday to Saturday, 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and on Sunday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Summer offers a wonderful opportunity to explore the...
Rychtarik Joins Museum Collections Committee
The Aktá Lakota Museum announces the addition of John Rychtarik to our Collections Advisory Committee. John brings a profound love for the arts and its importance within our communities. Growing up surrounded by the arts, he developed a strong connection to artistic...
Museum Supports Youth Art Month
Lakota students at St. Joseph’s Indian School decided to put their creative talents to use in hopes of earning a little bit of extra cash during Youth Art Month. All students had the opportunity to paint any picture in art class using an oil pastel, or watercolor...
Call to Artists
The Acquisition Committee of the Aktá Lakota Museum will meet on April 10, 2024. Native American artists from Northern Plains Nations are encouraged to submit their artwork for consideration to our permanent collection. The deadline for submissions is April 1, 2024....
Youth Art Show & Sale!
In honor of National Youth Art Month in March, St. Joseph’s Indian School students are being recognized through a Student Art Show and Sale hosted by the Aktá Lakota Museum. The exhibition aims to highlight the importance of art education for all children and advocate...