
Learning Forums

Learning Forums are thought-provoking presentations on a wide variety of topics. Each history lesson features a 45-minute presentation, followed by an open forum with questions and discussion about the topic.
Learning Forums are included with your two-day admission:
$12 for adults, $10 for seniors & half-off for members!
Please call 394-6923 to reserve seats.
You can sit anywhere you like in our theater! The seating map is below. Seats marked ADA indicate wheelchair accessibility. Blue seats indicate space for foldout chairs, but those with ADA requirements take first priority.
2022 Schedule
Friday, APR. 29 - "The Journey Continues" Troy Kilpatrick and Megan Ostrenga celebrate The Journey's B-Day! CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS
Friday, APR. 22 - "Paha Sapa Zuya" Lakota artists and leaders define what art means for them CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS
Friday, APR. 15 - Tom Durkin presents "Apollo 16: Fifty Years Ago" CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS
Friday, APR. 8 - "The History of Medicine" presented by Dr. Matthew Simmons & Minnilusa Exec. Directo Mark Slocum. CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS
Friday, APR. 1- Chief Curator Conor McMahon examines art from the past to the present "Lakota Beadwork" CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS
Friday, MAR. 25 - Dr. David Wolff presents "The Savior of Deadwood" the life and times of James K.P. Miller. CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS
Friday, MAR. 18 - Lance Luitjens shares "A Coach of Influence" the story of West River B-Ball Coach Larry Luitjens. CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS
Friday, MAR. 11 - Gina Gibson presents "Seeking the Unseen" connecting art and science at the Sanford Underground Research Center. CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS
Friday, MAR. 4 - "Cave Man" Spelunker Adam Weaver explores Black Hills caves and caverns CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS
Friday, FEB. 25 - "Tinker's Story" The discovery story of our new adolescent T-Rex CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS
The Journey Museum and Learning Center regularly adds new events, exhibits, and features to the expansive museum, covering American history, Black Hills history, and Native American culture.
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