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A private non-profit museum dedicated to preserving and sharing native culture from across the country as well as the local tribes that once inhabited Hatteras Island and the Outer Banks, NC.

It's National Color Day! A day to celebrate how vibrant the world around us is.We figured it was a great time to share o...
10/22/2026

It's National Color Day! A day to celebrate how vibrant the world around us is.

We figured it was a great time to share one of our new designs that will be available! In some nations, especially out west, Coyote is really important mythologic figure as well as an important part of the ecosystem. The name coyote comes from the Aztec people, coyotl from the figure of Huēhuecoyōtl.

Some tribes have stories of Coyote being acknowledged as on the same level as Earth Maker. One of those myths, Coyote sings all the other animals into being. He then gathers them all to try and create humans (to which he destroys everyone else's forms so his is used...cause Coyote).

What are some of your favorite Coyote stories?

We will be remaining open at this time (we've got some cool projects in the works!)Safe travels to our visitors and we c...
10/16/2026

We will be remaining open at this time (we've got some cool projects in the works!)

Safe travels to our visitors and we can't wait for the storm to pass so it's safe for y'all to come back đź’™

A mandatory evacuation for all visitors on Hatteras Island takes effect at 8 p.m. tonight (Friday, October 16). A state of emergency has also been issued for Hatteras Island.

The order applies to visitors in Rodanthe, Waves, Salvo, Avon, Buxton, Frisco and Hatteras Village. Residents of Hatteras Island and areas north of Oregon Inlet are not under an evacuation order.

An updated forecast indicates an increased threat from a developing coastal nor’easter. Prolonged coastal flooding and repeated ocean overwash are expected to threaten N.C. Highway 12, potentially cutting off roadway access to and from Hatteras Island for an extended period.

Visitors should leave before conditions deteriorate and roadway access is compromised. Conditions are expected to worsen Saturday and into Sunday morning, with the potential for ocean overwash around high tide.

Visitors with upcoming reservations should contact their accommodations provider to adjust their plans. Do not travel to Hatteras Island while the evacuation order is in effect.

For updates and preparedness information, visit DareNC.gov/Storm. For road conditions, visit DriveNC.gov and follow NCDOT N.C. 12 on Facebook.

Sign up for emergency text alerts by texting DareEmergencyAlerts to 77295.

We've got another brand new item in the gift shop that are printed here in the museum! Grab one of these cute little cot...
10/15/2026

We've got another brand new item in the gift shop that are printed here in the museum!

Grab one of these cute little cotton drawstring bag next time you're visiting to carry beach treasures or as a reusable gift wrap!

More designs to come and soon to be online as well!

What's green, and twisted, and made from local plants?YUCCA ROPE!This is a freshly made piece of rope, or cordage, out o...
10/14/2026

What's green, and twisted, and made from local plants?

YUCCA ROPE!

This is a freshly made piece of rope, or cordage, out of yucca on museum grounds. We've got it out in the sun to dry because she's still a bit on the wet side.

Want to know how it's made? Maybe make a piece for yourself to take home?

Join us December 19th for an all day celebration of indigenous skills and knowledge! Details coming soon, follow the museum page for updates!

Happy Indigenous Peoples Day!
10/12/2026

Happy Indigenous Peoples Day!

New LIMITED EDITION magnet just dropped just in time before our Spooky Storytelling event at end of the month!These are ...
10/10/2026

New LIMITED EDITION magnet just dropped just in time before our Spooky Storytelling event at end of the month!

These are gorgeous aluminum magnets that we design and print right here in house.💪🏽🖨

This is currently only available in the museum. All other designs are available in both the museum and online.

Dzunuk’wa, the Wild Woman of the WoodsBe Mindful When Walking in the Woods Most tribes have a stories of large figures t...
10/09/2026

Dzunuk’wa, the Wild Woman of the Woods

Be Mindful When Walking in the Woods Most tribes have a stories of large figures that roam the wilds, some very benevolent Sasq’ets (anglicized to be the popular cryptid name of Sasquatch and later Bigfoot) from the Stó:lō people as well as Istiyehe and Stiyahama from the Yakama, Umatilla, and Nez Perce. Stories of these beings are where the Bigfoot originates, though he is not thought of as an kind of animal....

Be Mindful When Walking in the Woods Most tribes have a stories of large figures that roam the wilds, some very benevolent Sasq’ets (anglicized to be the popular cryptid name of Sasquatch and later…

There may be no new visitors allowed to come to the island yet, but we're still open! Never been to the museum? This is ...
09/29/2026

There may be no new visitors allowed to come to the island yet, but we're still open!

Never been to the museum? This is the perfect time to come in! You've got the opportunity for some one on one time to ask staff questions.

Been to the museum but need to do some early Christmas shopping? We've got lots of items that are unique as well as a whole new line that's designed and printed in house!

If you HAD to choose, which piece do you prefer? Simply react with the 👍or the ❤️ to cast your vote!
09/25/2026

If you HAD to choose, which piece do you prefer? Simply react with the 👍or the ❤️ to cast your vote!

Please be safe out there! If you're stuck in the south part of the island, come in and see us. Have a chat. See exhibits...
09/24/2026

Please be safe out there! If you're stuck in the south part of the island, come in and see us. Have a chat. See exhibits. Decompress. 🌬🌊

Address

53536 NC-12
Frisco, NC
27936

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm
Sunday 10am - 5pm

Telephone

(252) 995-4440

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