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NATIONAL AMERICAN INDIAN HERITAGE MONTH
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San Francisco, California -Annual American Indian Film
Festival -
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- Portland, Oregon - Annual Northwest Native American
Storytelling Festival will be held on Friday and Saturday evenings.
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- St. Charles, Missouri - Indian Artifact Show. Learn
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- Pierre, South Dakota -
Oyate Tawicoh'an: The Ways of the
People.
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- Collinsville, Illinois, Cahokia Mounds - North American
Indian Photography Exhibit. Did you know that Cahokia Mounds is the site of the largest prehistoric Indian
city north of Mexico. Learn
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- Sioux City, Iowa - Lakota Games Exhibit.
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- Washington, DC - Special Events at
the National Museum of
the American Indian.
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- Louisville, Kentucky - Speed Art Museum Native American
Collection. Objects on view offer splendid examples of
beadwork, quillwork, and painting. The decorative, artistic designs
of these objects were utilized to evoke the spiritual powers of
nature, to denote status and honor in Native American society, as
well as to provide aesthetic enjoyment.
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- Warm Springs, Oregon - Annual Tribal Art Exhibit at The Museum of Warm Springs.
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- Salmon, Idaho- Sacajawea Center --
EXPLORE
the 71-acre park. Open all year during daylight hours.
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Great Falls, Montana - Charlie Russell Museum - Native
America in Art. The exhibition features artworks from
the permanent collection by more than twenty-five artists from the
19th through 21st centuries.
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