Services Offered
Art Exhibitions
Rotating showcases of contemporary and traditional Indigenous art by featured artists like Frank Buffalo Hyde and J. White.
Community Events
Hosting live music performances, food pop-ups, and cultural gatherings to engage and celebrate the local community.
Artist Support
Providing a platform exclusively for Native artists to share their voices and stories through visual and performance art.
Gallery Tours
Welcoming visitors with organized displays and helpful staff for an immersive and educational art experience.
Cafe Access
Easy entry through the connected Powwow Grounds Coffee Shop, offering a cozy space with food and drinks.
Reviews
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Taylor Kills In Sight
via Google
12 months ago
Lol pry look like a tourist. But here's pics. I took visiting yesterday. I loved the star Wars (#IndigenousStyle) ✊🏽🤍🖤❤💛🦅
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Brian Wenevia Google
over 1 year ago
Visiting this gallery for the first time to watch the phenomenal band The Black Widows play during “Arikara Proper,” a solo exhibition by J. White. Featuring live music from local band Black Widows, and food courtesy of Trickster Tacos. What a fabulous afternoon! I will return.
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Sarah-Marie R. Boerner Albertsonvia Google
over 1 year ago
One of the best exhibits I have seen in a while. Loved the work of the artist featured, Frank Buffalo Hyde. The staff was so friendly and helpful. Enter through the Powwow Grounds Coffee Shop to access the gallery.
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Dyana DeCoteau-Dyessvia Google
over 3 years ago
The gallery is very organized and welcoming. The little cafe attached adds to the charm. Representation matters and the gallery does a fantastic job showcasing Indigenous artists and voices.
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tessana michelevia Google
over 6 years ago
Oh my goodness, I love this gallery. The staff are SO kind and dedicated to their customers and community. The art featured is raw and authentic, truly embodying the spirit of Native people everywhere. I'm so happy that this gallery is exclusively giving Native people a voice, it is especially needed for that community. Also, the cafe next to the gallery is very homey and welcoming. Good food, too!
