Myaamia Heritage Museum & Archive

10/26/2026

10/23/2026

It was a beautiful morning in Kiihkayonki today as we commemorated the 200th anniversary of the 1826 Treaty of Missisinewa. The Miami Nation, on this occasion, has designated the Akima Pinšiwa Awiiiki (Chief Richardville Treaty House) as a historic site on the Miami Nation Register of Historic Sites. The house was placed on the US National Register of Historic Landmarks in 1997.

10/12/2026

We will be celebrating Indigenous Peoples Day at First Americans Museum, come see us if you’re around!

09/29/2026

Last call! Walk your mahkisina down to MHMA—tomorrow is the last day to see neehaapikaasiciki: The Healing Threads of Myaamia Ribbonwork!

09/16/2026

The end of neehaapiikasiciki: the healing threads of Myaamia ribbonwork is nearly here! This exhibit will close September 30! Visit these exquisite pieces one last time before they return to their respective homes.

06/28/2026

We are looking forward to attending this exciting event in Kiihkayonki later this summer!

We’re excited to announce that the Myaamia Heritage Foundation has received a grant from the Indiana Arts Commission to support the Myaamia Cultural Festival on August 29!

This funding will help support Myaamia artist demonstrations at the festival, including fingerweaving. Festival attendees will have the opportunity to learn about this art form and create their own fingerwoven keychain!

Thank you for supporting Myaamia arts revitalization and helping us share Myaamia culture with the community. We look forward to seeing everyone at the festival!

06/10/2026

The latest edition of Aatotankiki Myaamiaki, the official news publication of the Miami Tribe, is now available to view online! Check out community updates from Spring 2026: miamination.com/aatotankiki-myaamiaki-tribal-newspaper/

05/21/2026

Exciting Announcement! 📣 NOW OPEN at MHMA 📣 'OHI:YO' : We're Still Here' is a small art exhibition on loan to us from the Great Circle Alliance, an independent non-profit organization committed to telling the Indigenous stories of the Ohio River Valley and the Newark Earthworks. The exhibition features three artists who are citizens of tribes removed from Ohio -- Travis Mammedaty (Seneca-Cayuga), Holli Mangell (Eastern Shawnee) and Dani Tippmann (Miami). The exhibit will be open until September 30, 2026.

02/18/2026

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02/05/2026

This was a fun & unexpected project to be part of last weekend! Looking forward to showing off this unique piece from talented artists!