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Throughout the year, the Indian Museum offers various arts and crafts classes which allow the community to engage in a hands-on learning experience. These classes provide an opportunity for people to learn first-hand, from knowledgeable teachers, the arts and crafts of certain American Indian tribes​.

Some of the classes featured are clay sculpture, dream catchers, loom beading and jewelry design and are taught by local American Indians.

Unless otherwise noted, classes are open to Indian Museum members and the general public.

  • Classes will be held in the Buffalo Hall.
  • All classes include a visit to the museum.
  • Class size is limited to 12 students, please register early, there may not be room for walk-ins.
  • School-aged children are welcome, but must be accompanied by an adult.
  • Classes are two hours. Some may not take the two hours, and other projects you will have to finish at home.
  • Crafted Traditions | Turtle Teachings

    Saturday, July 26 | 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. | $10 per person or $30 for a group/family of four |

    Celebrate the cultural symbolism of turtles in Native traditions with a day of hands-on fun for all ages! Families will get to create their own crochet stuffed turtles and explore how turtles appear in Native stories and teachings. From 11 AM to 1 PM, the Kansas Wildlife Exhibit will be on site with live turtles and other native animals—so guests can meet the real-life inspiration behind our activities!​