Preserving and promoting the cultures, traditions, ceremonies, and languages of Native Americans indigenous to Texas and Northeastern Mexico.

Programs

Indigenous Cultures Institute sponsors the following programs and activities:
LECTURE SERIES
The Indigenous Cultures Speakers Bureau provides lectures and presentations. Topics include little known historical and cultural information about the Coahuiltecan people and general education about Native Americans in Texas. We offer lectures for college and community audiences, and presentations are available for schools.
SPEAKERS
The Institute has a roster of Native American speakers who are available to make presentations and give lectures about Native issues, history, and other educational information.
PERFORMANCES PROGRAM
The Performances Program offers Native American performances for celebrations, educational events and other functions. This program also provides performance opportunities for Native American artists including traditional dancers and singers, storytellers, poets, and other indigenous-based artists, as well as vibrant cultural experiences for the general public.
EVENTS
The annual Sacred Springs Heritage Celebration and Powwow is sponsored by the Institute to provide education and information about indigenous cultures from all of the Americas.
RESEARCH PROJECTS
The Institute conducts research on the history of indigenous people in this area to discover materials that will document the culture, traditions, ceremonies and languages of our ancestors.
ARTICLES AND PUBLICATIONS
The Institute solicits and develops articles and publications that will be disseminated to the general public, on topics pertaining to the indigenous people in this area.
LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES
As articles, publications, and other materials are developed or identified, the Institute collects these and maintains a library and archive. These collections will be available to the public for further research and to preserve the culture, traditions, ceremonies and languages of our ancestors in one central, accessible location.
CLASSES
We are developing classes on history, culture, language, and other topics related to our mission. Please check back with our website for updates.

Indigenous Cultures Institute sponsors the following programs and activities:

LECTURE SERIES
The Indigenous Cultures Speakers Bureau provides lectures and presentations. Topics include little known historical and cultural information about the Coahuiltecan people and general education about Native Americans in Texas. We offer lectures for college and community audiences, and presentations are available for schools.

SPEAKERS
The Institute has a roster of Native American speakers who are available to make presentations and give lectures about Native issues, history, and other educational information.

PERFORMANCES PROGRAM
The Performances Program offers Native American performances for celebrations, educational events and other functions. This program also provides performance opportunities for Native American artists including traditional dancers and singers, storytellers, poets, and other indigenous-based artists, as well as vibrant cultural experiences for the general public.

EVENTS
The annual Sacred Springs Heritage Celebration and Powwow is sponsored by the Institute to provide education and information about indigenous cultures from all of the Americas.

RESEARCH PROJECTS
The Institute conducts research on the history of indigenous people in this area to discover materials that will document the culture, traditions, ceremonies and languages of our ancestors.

NAKUM JOURNAL
The Institute solicits and develops articles and publications that will be disseminated to the general public, on topics pertaining to the indigenous people in this area.

LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES
As articles, publications, and other materials are developed or identified, the Institute collects these and maintains a library and archive. These collections will be available to the public for further research and to preserve the culture, traditions, ceremonies and languages of our ancestors in one central, accessible location.

CLASSES
We are developing classes on history, culture, language, and other topics related to our mission. Please check back with our website for updates.