Museum dedicated to the art and culture of the American West and Native America, with a café, workshops and activities for children.
Inaugural forum with a keynote by Nobel laureate William G. Kaelin, Jr. and a panel on turning life sciences research into therapies.
Free Día de Muertos celebration at the Eiteljorg Museum with performances, a Catrina parade, a local artists' market and a community ofrendas exhibit.
Exhibition exploring the deep history and resurgence of Indigenous skin-marking traditions across North America, featuring historic objects, contemporary artwork and immersive experiences.
Summer tradition of the Eiteljorg Museum with juried art from more than 100 Native American artists, music, dance, storytelling and food vendors.
Free Día de Muertos celebration with music, a Catrina parade, folkloric dance, art-making, a market and community altars at the Eiteljorg Museum.
Free exhibit of Dia de Muertos altars and art, including ofrendas from community organisations and work from West Deanery students, at the Eiteljorg Museum.
