During the fall harvests throughout history, corn husks were gathered and used to create simple dolls for children. Every part of the corn plant was used since corn was domesticated centuries ago. This project will encourage children to use natural materials to create a fun traditional toy.
“PREZ ervation”, The Art of Al Hubbard opens January 17 at the Lander Pioneer Museum. The exhibit is work of a contemporary Indigenous Fremont County Artist. Ribbon cutting and opening reception January 17, 7 to 9 p.m.
Open House: December 7th: 11 am-2 pm: Dubois Museum Open House: Newly acquired artifacts are a part of must-see new exhibits. If you have not visited the museum since last year’s open house, now is the time! Take advantage of free admission to learn more history of the Dubois area. Friends of the Dubois Museum will provide refreshments. Gift shop items are 15% off.
This dazzling event showcases Native American History and Culture every Wednesday at 7pm from June 19th – August 28th.