Drs. Webster and Tisdale will share theri observations based on their travels to Oaxaca, Mexico in March 2019 with Native american weavers, a wildlife biologist, a graduate students and a documentary filmmaker as they visited indigenous weaving communities to study and exchange traditional weaving technologies.

Wednesday, March 4th ~ 5:30 pm ~ CSWS Lyceum #120

Native artists and guest curators, Duane Koyawena and Landis Bahe, select and exhibit skateboard decks with custom artworks. Skaters, artists and the young-at-heart will love this visually exciting exhibit.

Opening Reception, Wednesday, March 25th ~ 5:00-7:00 pm in the CSWS Museum ~ This exhibit will display throughout 2020.

Steve Friesen will share a timeline of William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody's life and legacy, illuminated by stories, historic photographs and artifacts. It will include Buffalo Bill's Colorado connections, his relationship with the Lakota people, and his life as a "foodie," all three of which are relatively unexplored, unknown ... and surprising.

Wednesday, April 15th ~ 5:30 pm ~ Noble Hall #130

Cony Márquez will present on the research project She's been working on for the academic year utilizing the Center's collections: "Southwest Living as Described in the Parral Files."

Tuesday, April 21st ~ 5:30 pm ~ CSWS Lyceum Room #120