View exhibits on beadwork, wild rice, bison, and more in Northland College’s Native American Museum. Faculty and students will be available to provide additional information on the exhibits. You can also see what’s new in the Indigenous Cultures Center and find out more about upcoming events. Light refreshments will be available, as well as an… Read More →
As part of our Manoominikewin Workshops, people can participate for free and learn how to process wild rice through parching, dancing, and winnowing. For those who are interested in making their own wild rice knocking sticks, please register in advance by contacting Barb Lundberg. There is a $10 fee for this activity. Both activities will… Read More →
You can bring your own projects to work on or look through some of the Indigenous Cultures Center’s beading books and patterns. No experience is needed—just join us and let your creativity take over! If you aren’t able to join us for the full time, no worries. Feel free to come a little later. Most… Read More →
You can bring your own projects to work on or look through some of the Indigenous Cultures Center’s beading books and patterns. No experience is needed—just join us and let your creativity take over! If you aren’t able to join us for the full time, no worries. Feel free to come a little later. Most… Read More →
We will be celebrating Indigenous Peoples’ Day with food, followed by traditional lacrosse. Our potluck will start at 5 p.m. If you’re able to, please bring a small dish to pass (optional). This event is open to current Northland College students, faculty, and staff.
You can bring your own projects to work on or look through some of the Indigenous Cultures Center’s beading books and patterns. No experience is needed—just join us and let your creativity take over! If you aren’t able to join us for the full time, no worries. Feel free to come a little later. Most… Read More →
Come learn how to make your own black ash bracelet from Ojibwe basketry artist and Northland College faculty member April Ogimaakwe Stone. This event is open to current Northland College students, faculty, and staff. Space is limited to eight participants per session. Registration is required. To register, please contact Barb Lundberg.
Come learn how to make your own black ash bracelet from Ojibwe basketry artist and Northland College faculty member April Ogimaakwe Stone. This event is open to current Northland College students, faculty, and staff. Space is limited to eight participants per session. Registration is required. To register, please contact Barb Lundberg.
You can bring your own projects to work on or look through some of the Indigenous Cultures Center’s beading books and patterns. No experience is needed—just join us and let your creativity take over! If you aren’t able to join us for the full time, no worries. Feel free to come a little later. Most… Read More →
You can bring your own projects to work on or look through some of the Indigenous Cultures Center’s beading books and patterns. No experience is needed—just join us and let your creativity take over! If you aren’t able to join us for the full time, no worries. Feel free to come a little later. Most… Read More →
