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Classes
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  • Classes will be held in the Buffalo Hall.
  • Social distancing and masks will be required.
  • All classes include a visit to the museum.
  • Class size is limited, please register early, there may not be room for walk-ins.
  • Classes are two hours. Some may not take the two hours, and other projects you will have to finish at home.
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Throughout the year, the Indian Museum offers various arts and crafts classes which allow the community to engage in a hands-on learning experience. These classes provide an opportunity for people to learn first-hand, from knowledgeable teachers, the arts and crafts of certain American Indian tribes​.

Some of the classes featured are clay sculpture, dream catchers, loom beading and jewelry design and are taught by local American Indians.

Unless otherwise noted, classes are open to Indian Center members (at a discount) and the general public. Class size is limited to 12 students. School-aged children are welcome, but must be accompanied by an adult.

Please contact ​our Education Coordinator, Michelle Conine, for prices and additional information at (316) ​350-3345 or MConine@wichita.gov.​​​​

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    August 22
    Spiral Bracelet

    Time: 10am - 12pm
    Fee: $25 (members $20)

    Learn to make a stylish spiral bracelet. $25.00 (members $20.00)-all supplies and a visit to the museum included. Class size is very limited as we social distanced the new classroom. Masks are required and sanitizer will be provided.

    Register Online ​

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    August 22
    Bee Bracelet

    Time: 1-3pm
    Fee: $35 (members 30)

    Make a cute Bee Bracelet using the flat peyote stitch. $35.00 (members $30.00) all supplies and a visit to the museum included. Class size is very limited as we social distanced the new classroom. Masks are required and sanitizer will be provided.

    Register online ​

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    September 12
    Fall Daisy Chain Bracelet

    ​Time: 10am - 12pm
    Fee: $25 (members $20)

    Make colorful flower bracelet in this two hour class. All supplies and a visit to the museum are included in the $25.00 (members $20.00) fee. Class size is very limited as we social distanced the new classroom. Masks are required and sanitizer will be provided.

    Register online

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    September 12
    Bracelet Class

    ​Time: 1-3pm
    Fee: $35

    Make a bracelet using the flat peyote stitch. All supplies and a visit to the museum are included. FYI this bracelet matches our hat band. Class size is very limited as we social distanced the new classroom. Masks are required and sanitizer will be provided.

    Register online

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    September 19
    Fall Chevron Loom Bracelet Class

    Time: 1-3pm
    Fee: $35 ($25 with loom)

    Learn the art of beading on a loom as you create a fall chevron bracelet. All supplies included for $35.00 if you have taken one of our other loom classes and bring back your loom the fee is $25.00.

    Register online ​

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    September 26
    Spiral Bracelet

    Time: 1-3pm
    Fee: $25 (members $20)

    Learn to make a stylish spiral bracelet. $25.00 (members $20.00)-all supplies and a visit to the museum included. Class size is very limited as we social distanced the new classroom. Masks are required and sanitizer will be provided.

    Register online ​

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    September 26
    Day of the Dead Bracelet

    Time: 1-3pm
    Fee: $35

    Make your bracelet and be ready for Day of the Dead Celebrations. This is a loom beaded bracelet with a skull pattern for $35.00. If you've taken either of the other loom classes you will get a discount if you bring your loom back with you the fee is $25.00. All supplies and a visit to the museum are included.

    Register online ​

About Us

Mid-America All-Indian Museum
650 N Seneca | Wichita, KS 67203
P: (316) 350-3340

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Mission Statement

We are a museum dedicated to educating people about and preserving the culture of the American Indian for future generations.

This organization received funding for general operational support from the City of Wichita.