Indigenous Peoples Day at First Americans Museum
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FREE | Campus-wide Event
Celebrate the resilience and vibrancy of global Indigenous people at First Americans Museum! Don’t miss the highlight of the day: Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt (Osage Nation) will read a Mayoral Proclamation from the Festival Plaza stage at 1 pm.
This year’s theme, Sovereignty in Motion, explores the ways Indigenous communities embody movement in daily life—through physical activity, intergenerational knowledge, collective care, and self-determination.
Throughout the day, guests can enjoy live music and performances, Lightning Talks, traditional Indigenous games, an Indigenous lacrosse exhibition, sports and activities, hands-on activities, a Chalk Mural Contest, and information booths featuring Indigenous organizations and community resources. 39 Restaurant will be open (make your reservations at 39restaurant.com!), and local food trucks will also be available.
Discounted $10 admission to the galleries and FAMily Discovery Center will be offered all day. FAM members enjoy free admission every day.
Reserve Tickets or Get Involved at famok.org/ipd!
Indigenous Peoples Day is designed to be welcoming and accessible to all visitors. Full schedule coming soon!
• Quiet Hour: 10-11 am for guests who prefer a quieter, less crowded experience
• A sensory-friendly space will be available upstairs throughout the day
• Wheelchairs and motorized scooters are available for free checkout at the Community Building on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last. ID and a signed waiver are required.
Accessibility requests: Guests needing ASL interpretation or other accessibility accommodations are encouraged to contact [email protected] as early as possible before the event. Requests should be made with sufficient advance notice to allow time for arrangements to be considered.
LEAVE THESE ITEMS AT HOME:
Pets, drones or weapons are prohibited. Service animals are always welcome.
Coolers and canopies are not permitted.
Smoking or vaping is not allowed on the FAM campus.
Celebrate the resilience and vibrancy of global Indigenous people at First Americans Museum! Don’t miss the highlight of the day: Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt (Osage Nation) will read a Mayoral Proclamation from the Festival Plaza stage at 1 pm.
This year’s theme, Sovereignty in Motion, explores the ways Indigenous communities embody movement in daily life—through physical activity, intergenerational knowledge, collective care, and self-determination.
Throughout the day, guests can enjoy live music and performances, Lightning Talks, traditional Indigenous games, an Indigenous lacrosse exhibition, sports and activities, hands-on activities, a Chalk Mural Contest, and information booths featuring Indigenous organizations and community resources. 39 Restaurant will be open (make your reservations at 39restaurant.com!), and local food trucks will also be available.
Discounted $10 admission to the galleries and FAMily Discovery Center will be offered all day. FAM members enjoy free admission every day.
Reserve Tickets or Get Involved at famok.org/ipd!
Indigenous Peoples Day is designed to be welcoming and accessible to all visitors. Full schedule coming soon!
• Quiet Hour: 10-11 am for guests who prefer a quieter, less crowded experience
• A sensory-friendly space will be available upstairs throughout the day
• Wheelchairs and motorized scooters are available for free checkout at the Community Building on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last. ID and a signed waiver are required.
Accessibility requests: Guests needing ASL interpretation or other accessibility accommodations are encouraged to contact [email protected] as early as possible before the event. Requests should be made with sufficient advance notice to allow time for arrangements to be considered.
LEAVE THESE ITEMS AT HOME:
Pets, drones or weapons are prohibited. Service animals are always welcome.
Coolers and canopies are not permitted.
Smoking or vaping is not allowed on the FAM campus.
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Where is it happening?
659 First Americans Blvd., Oklahoma City, OK, United States, Oklahoma 73129
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Host or PublisherFirst Americans Museum
