Bison exhibit Ancient Massive Wild

Posted by: Toni Hopper

The Bison exhibit - Ancient. Massive. Wild.
Head on down the road to see us! May 24 - July 27, 2019.

This nationally touring exhibit explores the significance of the bison from pre-history, to their relationship with the Plains Indians, near extinction, and current iconic status. As you visit this exhibit, you explore the significance of bison in the cultures of Plains Indian peoples - particularly as a resource for food, clothing, shelter and tools.

Book your group tours for all ages. Families and small groups always welcome. Open 7 days a week or special hours with advanced request. Educational programming available.

Bison is a North American species whose story stretches from Plains Indian hunters to entrepreneurial industrialists to dedicated conservationists to today’s producers and enthusiasts.

Several pieces of historic bison art will also be on display in CTHC’s Garis Gallery of the American West.

Head on down the road this summer to see Bison: Ancient. Massive. Wild., the exhibit, May 24 to July 27, 2019.

Also on exhibit this summer, Oklahoma artist Sandy Magrath: Dogs of the Southwest paintings, May 1 – June 30; and Texas artist Larry Lemons, July 4-Sept. 22. Art from these artists is available to purchase.

Note: If you like this exhibit, please follow the Heritage Center on Facebook to stay up-to-date with its daily activities. Event organizer has listed only the first day of each month here though the show is open daily as noted above. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday-Saturday; 1-5 p.m. Sunday. There is an admission fee to the museum which includes access to all exhibits.