Exhibitions

Upcoming, Current, and Past


Sioux City History Projects
Mar
16
to May 11

Sioux City History Projects

The 33rd annual exhibit showcases models and posters of local historic landmarks, people, and events created by 86 local fourth-grade students from 14 participating schools.

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RAGBRAI: It All Started Here
Jun
17
to Sep 24

RAGBRAI: It All Started Here

As part of Sioux City’s commemoration of the annual bike ride’s 50th year, the exhibit features memorabilia such as t-shirts, signage, riding gear, and much more. An extensive slideshow contains images from all of Sioux City’s years as a host city.

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Navajo Rugs 1910-1977
Nov
19
to Mar 5

Navajo Rugs 1910-1977

Rugs donated by a noted cultural anthropologist and honorary member of the Navajo tribe are among the textiles showcased. The Navajo styles represented are Ganado, Klagetoh, Crystal, Teec Nos Pos, Storm Pattern and Yei Pattern.

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A Cast of Blues
Sep
3
to Oct 16

A Cast of Blues

A unique museum exhibit that encourages visitors to touch the artwork on display, “A Cast of Blues” features 15 resin-cast masks of blues legends created by artist Sharon McConnell-Dickerson. Also included in the traveling exhibit are 15 color photographs of performers and of juke joints by acclaimed photographer Ken Murphy. A Program of ExhibitsUSA, a national division of Mid-America Arts Alliance and The National Endowment for the Arts.

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A Century of Service: Mary J. Treglia Community House & Junior League of Sioux City 1921-2021
Nov
20
to Mar 27

A Century of Service: Mary J. Treglia Community House & Junior League of Sioux City 1921-2021

The histories of two of Sioux City’s longest-serving and most impactful organizations are intertwined. Founded in April 1921 by several of the same women, both organizations have evolved over the past century to meet the changing needs of the Sioux City community.

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New to You: Recent Artifact Donations
Apr
10
to Oct 17

New to You: Recent Artifact Donations

An exhibit showcasing a diverse selection of artifacts from the Museum’s collection, most of which had not been previously displayed. In addition to a variety of Central High School artifacts, the exhibit featured a paper mache Easter Bunny from Davidson’s Department Store.

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