This annual exhibition was established in 1979 to encourage creativity among Native youth, and to help them recognize that the future preservation and evolution of Native culture lies with them. This year, entries focus on COVID-19 and how young people used art as a way of healing and processing their feelings about the effects the pandemic had on them, their families, and their communities. Free for members, or with museum admission.

Break out your moccasins for a worldwide celebration of Indigenous cultures. This annual event was founded in New Mexico by Jessica Jaylyn Atsye (Laguna), who sought to unite Native American, Aboriginal, First Nations, Alaskan Native, and Indigenous peoples globally by encouraging participants to wear their moccasins for a day. Come and show off your mocs at our photo wall, then share your picture online with the hashtag #RockYourMocs. You can also meet Jaylyn and enjoy a moccasin-making demonstration! Free for members, or with museum admission. Get tickets here. Become a member here.