The Roasting Ears of Corn Festival

The Museum of Indian Culture, established in 1980, serves as a nonprofit resource center dedicated to educating people of all ages about Native American cultures, particularly those from the northeastern United States. With a mission to preserve and promote the authentic histories and cultural heritage of Native peoples, the museum hosts a variety of educational exhibits, programs, and community events that set the standard for Native American education in eastern Pennsylvania.

Featuring guided tours and rotating inter-tribal exhibits, the museum showcases artifacts, cultural items, and hands-on activities that engage visitors in the rich diversity of Native American history. Additionally, the museum offers educational programs for schools and community groups, fostering an understanding and appreciation for the cultural heritage of Indigenous peoples.

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