Newsletter Highlights

MAI has been very fortunate to have our young video and media intern Parker Grace Canby. Parker wears many hats at the Museum as our...

Last month the museum was fortunate to host an event with songs for healing and blessings. The event opened with a beautiful prayer and...

The Spahr Center is Marin County’s only non-profit community agency devoted to serving, supporting and empowering the lesbian, gay,...

We are pleased to announce that the Museum of the American Indian (MAI) is now under full Native American leadership with Native American...

Photographs featured in the article by Eric Retterbush. An article in the March 2021 Smithsonian Review written by Jade Begay, describes...

Make sure to order your copy of Betty Goerke’s new book, Adventures of Two Coast Miwok Children, illustrated by Edward Willie. Fresh off...

November is officially Native American Heritage Month or American Indian and Alaska Native Heritage Month and is recognized across our...

Sarah Pusey is the unofficial archivist for the Museum of the American Indian. She volunteered originally to complete an inventory of the...

This August Victoria Canby, Interim Museum Director, and intern Parker Canby began videoing a series of interviews with some of Marin’s...

The Museum of the American Indian (MAI) is very pleased to announce a new collaboration with artist Edward Willie to construct...

This is what we are doing: Original letter to San Anselmo Council Marin IJ article Presented live at the Public Forum Meeting: The Museum...

As an institution representing Native Americans, we profess an unequivocal unity with the objectives of the Black Lives Matter movement....

BAAITS Mission Statement: Bay Area American Indian Two-Spirits (BAAITS) exists to restore and recover the role of Two-Spirit people...

On Saturday February 29th Edward Willie joined us at the MAI to share his knowledge about Apocynum cannabinum, commonly known as dogbane....

Everyone loves a good story, and the Auburn Winter Storytelling Fest brought seven professional storytellers to the stage this month,...

On January 14, 2020, the board of the MAI enthusiastically voted in Victoria Canby as Interim Executive Director. Victoria, also known as...

It was raining outside but protected and cozy under the enclosed eaves of the museum as attendees of the latest exhibit enjoyed the...

On Saturday, March 4th, over 75 visitors attended the opening of Becky Olivera Schultz's exhibit at the Museum of the American Indian e

Thanks to our wonderful supporters, MAI has nabbed two categories in the IJ's Readers' Choice Awards -- Best Historic Attraction and

Native Expressions Opening Reception. This April, MAI will feature Native American masks by artist Becky Olvera Schultz.

MAI January News & Updates. A look back on 2018 and all we accomplished and a glimpse at what's planned for the year ahead.

MAI News & Updates for December 2018. Edward Curtis exhibit extended, unique gifts in the MAI gift shop, and #GivingTuesday update.

The Museum of the American Indian has been nominated as a top family destination in the 2018 Winnie Family Favorites awards!

The Museum of the American Indian is excited to announce A Vanishing Race: The 150th Birthday of Edward S. Curtis.