WELCOME FRIENDS AND VISITORS

WE HAVE BEEN IN OUR WALL, SOUTH DAKOTA  LOCATION FOR TWENTY SEASONS-EDUCATING VISITORS ABOUT THE EVENTS SURROUNDING THE WOUNDED KNEE MASSACRE.

WE WILL BE MOVING TO THE BLACK HILLS AREA IN THE COMING YEARS, THE WALL FACILITY WILL BE CLOSED DURING THIS TRANSITION.



Welcome to South Dakota. We hope you have a fantastic vacation.

Pine Ridge Reservation, South Dakota

Pine Ridge Chamber of Commerce, Kyle, South Dakota

Wounded Knee Massacre Site (Open 24/7), Wounded Knee Village, South Dakota

First Nation Sculpture Garden, Halley Park, Downtown Rapid City

Prairie Edge Retail Store, Rapid City, South Dakota

Wind Cave Visitor Center, Hot Springs, South Dakota

NDN Collective, Rapid City, South Dakota

Crazy Horse Monument, Custer, South Dakota

ATKA Museum, Chamberlain, South Dakota

Story of the Bison, Deadwood, South Dakota

Museum Closed

The Museum will be closed until further notice. Thank you for your interest and good thoughts. Be well.

Friends this year’s South Dakota Powwow schedule has been released. There are many great events happening this year. Come out, meet new people, see old friends, and generally have a fantastic time. If you are interested click on the link below to see the schedule. http://www.sdtribalrelations.com/powwows.aspx

Museum Opening

It’s that time of year again; it’s time to open up the Wounded Knee Museum for the season. This year we will be opening on May 19th. We will open every day from 9:00 AM until 5:30 PM. We are located in Wall, South Dakota, half a block from the Wall Drugstore. Once again this year we will be teaming up with Lakota Ways to educate our visitors about both the massacre and the Lakota people. If you have any questions feel free to contact us at info@woundedkneemuseum.org. Thank you all for your continued support! Now let’s have another amazing season; hope to see you soon!

Native American Day in Kansas

The state of Kansas celebrates its Native American culture and heritage every February 8th. As of last year this day was named Native American Day. It is meant to preserve and honor their culture and history. http://www.knaa.ks.gov/documents/NativeAmericanDayattheCapitol.pdf