Join us to engage and enjoy in the art and culture of the area’s Indigenous peoples.

Kimberly Crowley (Ho-Chunk) continues the legacy of master black ash baskets, an artform that she learned from her parents. Participants will learn about the basket making tradition and create your own black ash basket. To register for this program, call the Nature Center at Devil’s Lake to reserve your spot: (608) 356-8301 ext. 140. This program was made possible by an Incentive Grant from The Friends of Wisconsin State Parks and funding provided by The Friends of Devil’s Lake State Park, The Little Eagle Arts Foundation, and the Sauk County Arts, Humanities, and Historic Preservation grant.

This event will take place outside the Nature Center.