Craig Howe

An exhibition entitled "the Gift" is open now at the South Dakota Art Museum in Brookings. It tells the traditional Lakotan Narrative of the White Buffalo woman, who presented a sacred pipe to the Itazipco Oyate.

The drought in South Dakota continues. The latest drought monitor map reveals any relief that may occur with some precipitation that areas may have…

In The Moment … October 23, 2020 Show 927 Hour 1Craig Howe is the driving force behind the exhibit called "Takuwe". The exhibit is now closed, but…

In The Moment ... February 19, 2019 Show 518 Hour 2TAKUWE is an educational art exhibit about the Wounded Knee Massacre of 1890. The Lakota word Takuwe…

Avera Health is hosting an art exhibit that highlights Lakota perspectives of the Wounded Knee Massacre. The display is in partnership with the Center for…

Cultures around the world have passed down their own versions of stories about stars and creation. Lakota people had regionally based beliefs called Star…

Cultures around the world have passed down their own versions of stories about stars and creation. Lakota people had regionally based beliefs called Star…

Mato Tipila (in translation) appears on all three of the earliest maps of the region as “Bear Lodge” or “Bears Lodge.” Never as “Devils Tower.”Dakota…

Craig Howe of CAIRNS (Center for American Indian Research and Native Studies) joins Dakota Midday to talk about the Lakota Lands and Identities traveling…

Students from Pine Ridge Reservation schools screened the film Lakota Star Knowledge Thursday at the Journey Museum in Rapid City. Filmmakers are…