Akta Lakota Museum & Cultural Center

The Akta Lakota Museum, situated on the grounds of St. Joseph's Indian School in Chamberlain, is in excess of a customary exhibition hall; it is an affair that furnishes guests with a living exercise on the Native American lifestyle, at ious times. Guests advantage from a small scale theater, intuitive presentations, English-Lakota depictions, an open air Medicine Wheel Garden and a blessing shop highlighting a remarkable determination of Native American-made items. The gallery is open year-round.

The Akta Lakota Museum and Cultural Center is housed in the previous school fabricating; an octagon formed working with 14,000 square feet of show space. The exhibition hall's gathering highlights craftsmanship, relics and instructive presentations that portray the pleased legacy of the Lakota individuals. A great part of the exhibition hall's unique gathering originated from endowments given to St. Joseph's by graduated class and companions since the school opened in 1927. Since the exhibition hall opened, it has gained numerous new pieces and consistently endeavors to add significant pieces to the accumulation. The historical center likewise houses a Collector's Gallery, which gives nearby craftsmen a place to show and offer their work.