Did you know that your online shopping can generate income for the museum at no cost to you? With so many going to online shopping, don’t forget that there is an easy way to help your favorite non-profit museum in these trying times. The Amazon Smile Foundation will automatically donate […]
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On September 5, 2019, Carl Bornfriend (1931-2019), beloved husband and father, transitioned from this world. Born in Philadelphia, he lived in Frisco, NC for the last 35 years of his life. As a life-long educator, he left a legacy of amazing achievements: teacher—with students from pre-school to 90 +, founder […]
Every Friday, June 18-September 3, 2021 Meet the Artist Lean a new craft, discover your own talents or just take advantage of the opportunity to meet and interact with a working artist. Each Friday, the Frisco Native American Museum will “showcase” an artist at work. Visitors will have an opportunity […]
For many years, visitors have been asking for magnets that have the name of the museum printed on them. For many years, custom printing was extremely expensive and not something we could do AND keep it affordable for YOU! But that’s changed this year, and we’re happy to present our […]
“Survival Skills of the Carolina Algonquins” Bill be lecturing with us on August 6th at 2 pm. Those who have had the pleasure of attending one of the past talks know that Bill McConnell is a fascinating presenter full of knowledge. Some may recognize him from Dual Survivor on Discovery […]
When we opened the museum Friday morning, we found a lovely surprise waiting for us at the front door—a bag of books! They will be great additions to our bookshop and will add revenue to help support the museum. The museum is a non-profit educational foundation and has operated for […]
Memorial Day is a day of remembrance for our fallen warriors If you have ever participated in a Native event, such as our past Powwows, you would have noticed that every event has at least one daily event where members of the military are asked to come forward so they […]
It’s time to celebrate! We are re-opening our doors tomorrow and returning to our regular hours! We’d like to remind everyone that while masks are no longer required by the governors mandates, the CDC still recommends that you wear a mask if you are unvaccinated against Covid-19. We want to […]
Every Friday, June 18-September 3, 2021 Meet the Artist Lean a new craft, discover your own talents or just take advantage of the opportunity to meet and interact with a working artist. Each Friday, the Frisco Native American Museum will “showcase” an artist at work. Visitors will have an opportunity […]
Have you heard the news?! We will be re-opening our doors since our necessary closure due to the Covid-19 Pandemic start on May 25th! Please note that we are still taking this virus seriously and will require masks (as well as appropriate attire such as shirt and shoes) to be […]
Quahog clams are a gorgeous purple and white that are often found on the shores of Hatteras Island. We are excited to announce that our in-house artist is carving them into phenomenal feathers! Each piece is unique in shape and color as the pieces are tumbled by the ocean before […]
With April in full swing, we wanted to remind everyone that while many of you were looking forward to our Annual event. We felt it was in the best interest of all involved that we postpone for a second time. The official announcement was made in February, but we wanted […]