(Banner Photo Credit: Jeff Stratter) Happy New Year! The 2018 season marked the Center’s fifteenth anniversary. Throughout the summer we had some one-of-a-kind programs and events to celebrate: At the end of May over twenty Lewis and Clark themed kites were installed...

Don't miss this family friendly event. Each year we host pioneer games and crafts, rustic frontier food including chili and hot camp donuts, wagon rides, a take-your-own photo booth, a pumpkin patch to pickup your Halloween carvers, music and...

Join us for two documentary screenings at the Sacajawea Center in Salmon, ID. Produced by Naka Productions, Inc., award winning video production company in Charlotte, NC, IN GOOD FAITH is a documentary that centers around the work of Dr. Orlan Svingen,...

On May 21st Terry Zee Lee, the director of Sky Wind World, Inc. based out of Billings, Montana, began hanging kites in businesses throughout Salmon. The kites are various shapes and sizes but each one depicts something from of the Lewis and Clark...

Our 3rd annual Father's Day Mountain Man Shoot give you and your dad a chance to experience life in the early 1800s at the outdoor school at the Sacajawea Center's ancestral village. Join us to try your hand at archery, hatchet throwing or atlatl (spear)...

The Sacajawea Center and the Lemhi County Historical Society have been teaming up for five years to bring June History Month to the community. This year the Center is also celebrating its 15 year anniversary and we are excited to be hosting Dr. Gary Moulton for June...

Registration for Sacajawea Center summer programs begins Monday May 7th at 5pm at Salmon City Center at 200 Main Street. After May 7th you can submit registration forms directly to our office at 2700 Main Street. The Salmon City Pool will also be present on May 7th...

Each season the Sacajawea Center calls on the community to help kick operations into high gear for daily summer operations. Volunteer docents welcome visitors to Salmon and the Center, teaching them about our local history and directing folks to businesses...

The Sacajawea Center has changed the date for the next film screening in the Beyond the Salmon Valley Film Series to Tuesday, April 3rd at 7pm. The program is free and open to the public. PBS’s “POV films are known for their intimacy, their unforgettable...

FREE and open to the public. PBS's "POV films are known for their intimacy, their unforgettable storytelling and their timeliness, putting a human face on contemporary social issues." Join us at the Sacajawea Center as we explore other cultures through POV...