Elaine Peters, the Museum Director and Johnny Lopez, Museum Technician, provided us with a tour of the art and artifacts that are now on display at the museum. The art included cultural oil paintings, watercolor paintings, baskets, and weaves from past to present members in honor of their culture.
Each year in April, the community celebrates their Him-Dak at the EcoMuseum by opening an additional exhibit and this year, the Museum sent out a survey to the members to ask what they wanted to see. The Him-Dak celebration has turned out to be a wonderful event and is open for anyone to come and learn about the Ak-Chin Indian Community and its culture.
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