Events

Discussion facilitator Lowell Jaeger uses stimulating short pieces of literature to generate lively, thoughtful, engaging conversations concerning topics important to our everyday lives. The reading and the focus for these conversations can be tailored to your group’s particular interests and needs. These guided dis

THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL SPRING 2021

The Blaine County Museum in Chinook, Montana is hosting Terry Ball of Cascade, Montana and Nez Perce elder LeRoy Seth of Lewiston, Idaho to present on the design of a limited edition Pendleton blanket commemorating the Nez Perce Flight of 1877.

After 40 years as a Pendlet

Getting Informed Without Getting Distracted

October 8, 6pm

In today’s world, news, ads, and information come at us faster than we can process. Sometimes it can feel easier to ignore information than to engage with it. In this session we’ll discuss best practices for staying informed, including the Dos and

The history of the Crow People is closely tied to the Montana, Wyoming, Northern Colorado, and Southern Alberta and Saskatchewan landscape. Franco Littlelight shares this history through storytelling, song, poetry, music, and images. Using oral traditions, anthropology research, and archaeological perspectives the ori

Double Helixes in Medicine Wheel Country: Sacred Circles of Life and Love

Yellowstone Gateway Museum invites tribal college and high school students and educators to join us Fall and Winter 2020 for a FREE eight-session live career webinar series. The webinars explore the work of anthropologists, archaeologists, genet

Community History through the Lens of the Anzick Site   

Yellowstone Gateway Museum invites tribal college and high school students and educators to join us Fall and Winter 2020 for a FREE eight-session live career webinar series. The webinars explore the work of anthropologists, archaeologists, geneticists and othe

A Summary of the Anzick Site History     

Yellowstone Gateway Museum invites tribal college and high school students and educators to join us Fall and Winter 2020 for a FREE eight-session live career webinar series. The webinars explore the work of anthropologists, archaeologists, geneticists and other professional

History and the supernatural are the canvas for this virtual program that intertwines the past with the present.

Historian, storyteller, and award-winning author Ellen Baumler weaves a ghostly web in a thought-provoking journey to Montana’s most spirited places. Basing her true stories on firsthand accounts, persona

This month, join us for a conversation with Professor Ashby Kinch on death and pandemic literature. Death is often a taboo subject in the U.S., but it’s also a prevalent experience we all deal with individually in our lives and collectively as a society. How have humans historically made meaning from large scale pand