Walking In Our Moccs
Perspectives from Indigenous Artists

 Walking In Our Moccs: Perspectives from Indigenous Artists is a community exhibition that illuminates the experience of "walking in two worlds." The exhibition was curated by Sierra Native Alliance, a non-profit dedicated to preserving Native families, cultures, and environments.
Artwork: Raymond LeBeau, Per Capita, 2025, acrylic on wood & canvas

Museum Mornings

Nov 12 | Dec 10
You’re never too young to love the outdoors. Enjoy hands-on exploration of nature through stories, crafts and activities perfect for the littlest of budding botanists. Adults are free but required to stay with child at all times. 

Enjoy free admission to the Maidu Museum & Historic Site after each session.

California Native American Jewelry Workshop
December 6 | Ages 10+

Interested in the history and significance of jewelry-making for Native Northern Californians? Join Elaine Quitiquit-Palmer (Pomo) to learn about the traditional techniques and materials used for generations. Using these techniques, you’ll create a beautiful piece of jewelry!

Rock Art Mysteries Tour
November 14
 

See the petroglyphs like you have never seen them before! Special lighting brings out carved details that are only visible during this tour.  Enjoy a walk after dark and learn the history of the unique artifacts on the Historic Site. Our tour will begin after Campfire.

Home School Open House
December 11, 2025

Calling all Home Schoolers: Learn, explore, and connect with the Indigenous history of this region at the Maidu Museum & Historic Site! Enjoy hands-on activities, take a short tour and enjoy Indigenous stories throughout the day.