Awesome gem telling the history of our local native Americans. I really enjoyed the motion activated displays and 2 movie theaters. The prophecies that guided them are uncanny, that there were people that were red, white, yellow, and black even before any contact with Europeans. They have a great flood in their history too. For those who have posted earlier about finding the displays showing the broken treaties and illness that came with the Europeans upsetting it is the history of their people and is our story of how our interactions were, even if it makes us uncomfortable it needs to be remembered. I am shocked that I didn't know that they were not made American citizens until 1924, and unable to vote, in their Homeland and fighting in wars, even WW I. Eye opening and beautiful displays of a balanced and centered existence. Really worth the time and much more value than the admission of $6.50 would lead you to believe. For the person complaining about foreign made goods-- every souvenir shop has trinkets that are affordable for tourists and meant for kids. Also on display are artisan made jewelry and sweetgrass baskets that are some of the best I've ever seen. These are of course behind the counter and not easily accessed, and signed by the artists. There is art and real native crafts here too, you just...
Read moreA Must-Visit Cultural Gem! The Ziibiwing Center of Anishinabe Culture & Lifeways is truly exceptional. From the moment I walked in, I was struck by the thoughtful and respectful presentation of Anishinabe history and culture. The exhibits are beautifully curated and incredibly informative, offering a deep dive into the traditions and stories of the people. The staff were incredibly welcoming and knowledgeable, eager to share their insights and answer questions. The center itself is well-maintained and designed to create an immersive experience. I left feeling enriched and with a much greater appreciation for the Anishinabe heritage. Whether you're a local or just visiting, I highly recommend making time to visit the Ziibiwing Center. It's a powerful and moving experience that you won't...
Read moreThis museum was nice had short tutorials movies nice artifacts and amazing pictures.real life size statues and huts had a good time will be bringing my daughter back to enjoy.took tons of pictures and videos because i enjoy learning about all cultures and ways of life everyone should know where they come from.the little 🎥 room was cool tool stars shining on the ceiling you name they have it clothing foods weapons instruments pots and pans names of tribes.the workers were very nice and friendly answered all my questions and more.theres a nice gift shop too with nice decirations clothing statues jewerly many...
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