Minnesota State Moorhead Celebrates American Indian Heritage Month in November
Join fellow Dragons for a series of events, all free and open to the public, as we come together in recognition and celebration.
Tribal National Flag Display | November 1-14
CMU Sun Garden Lounge and Office of Diversity & Inclusion
The tribal nation flag display celebrates the heritage and cultures of Moorhead’s American Indian students. Each flag includes details about the tribe and its symbolism, offering insight into the rich diversity and unique identities of these Indigenous communities.
Fry Bread and Tunes | 4 p.m. Friday, Nov. 14
CMU Sun Garden Lounge
Stop by to relax and enjoy delicious fry bread tacos, while listening to live Indigenous musicians.
Indigenous Arts & Crafts Market | 12-6 p.m. Friday, Nov. 14
CMU Sun Garden & Main Lounges
Celebrate American Indian Heritage Month by supporting Indigenous creativity on campus! Browse handmade beadwork, jewelry, artwork, and more by Indigenous students, alumni, and local artists. Meet the artists, learn about their work, and shop for yourself or find unique gifts, all while directly supporting our campus and community artists.
Gauntlet Sculpture Unveiling and Reception | 3 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 18
CMU Sun Garden Lounge
Join us for the unveiling of Gauntlet, a powerful new sculpture by artist and Moorhead education major Dennis Williams, now part of the Student Union’s permanent art collection. Gauntlet reflects the challenges and choices of education, rooted in Ojibwe heritage and resilience. All are welcome. Refreshments served after the unveiling.
Events are sponsored by the American Indian Student Association, George Soule American Indian Center, Office of Diversity & Inclusion and Center for Global Engagement, Dragon Entertainment Group, and Comstock Memorial Union.
For more information or questions, contact the Office of Diversity & Inclusion and Center for Global Engagement at (218) 477-2652 or diversity@mnstate.edu.