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Upcoming Events »

  • ICT Bee Fest 2025

    Saturday, September 27 | 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. | Free and open to all |

    Save the date for the third annual ICT Bee Fest celebrating native bees, butterflies, and other pollinators, organized by Grassland Groupies. Learn how to collect Kansas wildflower seeds, explore local vendors, go on a bug hunt, tag a monarch butterfly, and receive guidance on how to start a native plant garden to help protect these important insects in your own backyard, school, or work. Local growers and vendors will be selling native plants to help you bring a piece of the prairie home. ​

  • Where the Buffalo Roam Fundraiser

    Saturday, October 4 | 4:00 p.m. | $100 ($80 Members) |

    Experience an evening at Four Mile Ranch in Andover with food, music, and a special opportunity to feed the bison! This unique fundraiser directly supports the operations and educational programming of the museum. A.J. Harvey will perform. *Menu is bison burger cookout - vegetarians, please let us know at booking so we may accommodate.* Please note, this event is for ages 18 and older only.​

  • Author Talk with Eliana Ramage

    Thursday, October 9, 2025 | 6:00 p.m. | $5 general admission, $40 VIP |

    Eliana Ramage's debut novel, To The Moon and Back, is the story of a Native woman navigating her path from the reservation to becoming the first Cherokee on the moon. 

    General admission is $5 and includes admission to the museum and author talk. VIP Admission is $40 and includes a hardcover copy of To The Moon and Back, museum admission, and a Meet and Greet Dinner before the author talk. Enjoy complimentary Indian Tacos and have your copy of the book signed by the author!

  • Indigenous Peoples Remembrance Day

    Saturday, October 11 | 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. | free and open to all |

    The Indigenous Peoples Remembrance Day and Trail of Tears Walk will start with a welcome and blessing, followed by a reading of the Indigenous Peoples Day Proclamation from the City of Wichita and a memorial walk around the drum on the back grounds of MAAIM. 

    Community resource and health stations will be available on site, including flu vaccines from Hunter Health, as well as hands-on activities and games for the kids. Free and open to all. The event is hosted by the Native American Community Resource Coalition.​

  • Bosin Bingo

    Saturday, October 25 | 1:00 p.m. | $5 per Bingo Card Set (Members get one set free) |

    Enjoy an afternoon of fun and prizes at Bosin Bingo! Proceeds support the Mid-America All-Indian Museum’s programs and exhibits.