Upcoming Exhibit
FALL 2026
New exhibit coming this FALL. Explore the world of traditional and contemporary and body art. Coming soon to the MIP
Upcoming Events
Preserve Indigenous Culture. Build for the Future.
For more than 90 years, the Museum of Indigenous People has preserved cultural materials, shared Indigenous histories, supported Native artists, and created opportunities for respectful learning. Your support sustains this work today while helping the museum prepare for its next chapter. Become a member, make a donation, or invest in the future Welcome Center.
New welcome center render 3D
Ceremonial Mask
Prehistoric Ceremonial Artifact 2000-1000 BC
MIP Under Construction Building in 1934
Elder pblessing of the MIP grounds
Polychrome Bowl AD 1300-1450
Sue Y. C.
Archeological treasures from the area, beautiful donated artifacts and artwork of and by indigenous tribal members; helpful, knowledgeable volunteers.
Thoroughly enjoyed this! A lot of history is explained here, with a great amount and variety of artifacts and displays. Staff was very friendly ...
Charlotte K.
Love this museum. It's small, but the displays are very informative and the building all the artifacts are displayed in is an artifact itself.
Plan your visit
Admission
Children (0–12): Free
Youth (13–17): $6
Students (with ID): $6
Adults: $10
Seniors (55+): $8
Veterans: $6
MIP Members: Free
Native Americans: Free
Hours
Monday – Friday: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Saturday: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Sunday: Closed
Holiday Closures
The Museum may be closed on major holidays or for special events. Please check the website or contact the Museum prior to visiting for the most up-to-date information.
Last Entry
Guests are encouraged to arrive at least 60 minutes prior to closing to allow adequate time to experience the exhibits.
Special Events & Exhibit Hours
Certain programs, opening ceremonies, or special exhibitions (such as the Contributions feature exhibit) may offer extended or adjusted hours. These will be noted on the event page.