An interactive experience in the Digital Immersion Gallery explores quantum physics through multiple ways of knowing. The exhibit weaves together quantum and Indigenous physics, highlighting how everything is interconnected, alive, and in constant motion through energy and spirit.
Learn MoreStep back into history, to a time when buffalo and humans thrived together. Follow their journey through relationships with horses, wolf/dogs, and Sasquatch. The harm of colonization disrupted these relationships, but resilience has lead to reconnection and revitalization.
An outdoor space created through stories, ceremony, and community. With guidance from Elders, Knowledge Keepers, and Indigenous community members, the Gathering Circle invites everyone to connect with the Land, the Cosmos, and with one another. It is a place to gather, learn, teach and grow.
Surrounding the Circle is a medicine garden, with carefully chosen Native plant Ancestors, all with deep stories, medicinal qualities, and uses to many local Indigenous communities.
Plant Ancestors making the Gathering Circle home include: Saskatoon Berry, Choke Cherry, Goldenrod, Strawberry, Wild Rose, Kinnikinik, Red Willow (Red Osier Dogwood), Wild Onion, Thistle, and Yarrow.
In collaboration with Soil Camp & ALCLA Native Plants
This interactive Indigenous Science exhibit in the Digital Immersion Gallery began through the imaginations of Justin Jack Bear and Earl Benaille.
This experience follows four Indigenous superheroes, each representing the four elements (Aqueous, Embers, Terra, and Aireus) as they all try to re-balance ego and humility of the Earth. Guided by the Spark Indigenous Advisory Circle, these stories show how all is connected, based in science, and that "we are the Land.
This temporary exhibit prompted questions of humans living on Venus, colonization, and Blackfoot stories of Morning Star.
Look out for teachings and cultural and scientific workshops in this newly created space.
For information, reach out to the Indigenous Science Team