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Lii Buflo: A Métis Way of Life

A painting shows buffalo running off a prairie cliff.

Moose Jaw

July 1, 2025 - September 30, 2025
9:00 am - 5:00 pm

A painting shows buffalo running off a prairie cliff.

Lii Buflo: A Métis Way of Life

Lii Buflo: A Métis Way of Life is a travelling exhibit that showcases the historic ties and spiritual bond between the Métis people and the buffalo, as well as the bison conservation efforts of Elk Island National Park.

This exhibition is from Arts and Heritage Foundation of St. Albert, Elk Island National Parks and members of the Métis community. It’s presented in English, French and Michif.

Admission

Entry is included with regular Museum admission.

Lii Buflo: A Métis Way of Life will be closed from July 24 – 28, 2025.

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