Culture and history focus of annual John White Series
Jack Gladstone presents “C.M. Russell: Heritage and Legacy" at 2 p.m. Jan. 5 as part of the Northwest Montana History Museum's John White Series. (Courtesy photo)
Sally Thompson presents “Northwest Montana Stories and How They Shape Our Lives.” at 2 p.m. Jan. 19 as part of the Northwest Montana History Museum's John White Series. (Courtesy photo)
Aspen and Cameron Decker present “Our Belongings: Sqelixʷ (Salish) Art and Toolmaking” 2 p.m. Feb. 2 as part of the Northwest Montana History Museum's John White Series. (Courtesy photo)
Denny Olson presents “Glacier National Park: The Little-known Stories Behind the Grandeur” at 2 p.m. Feb. 16 as part of the Northwest Montana History Museum's John White Series. (Courtesy photo)
The Northwest Montana History Museum presents Montana's troubadour, an ethnohistorian, Salish artists and toolmakers and a naturalist with little-known tales of Glacier National Park as part of its John White Series.
On Jan. 5, Jack Gladstone presents “C.M. Russell: Heritage and Legacy.” Gladstone is an award-winning musician and speaker who illustrates American Indian culture through a mosaic of music, lyric poetry, and spoken word narrative.
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