Morris Thompson Cultural and Visitors Center
Celebrating Interior Alaska’s People, Land, and Culture
An eagle, a moose, a bear and birds–there are more than 15 different animals throughout our exhibits. Kids of all ages can enjoy a self-directed I SPY Scavenger Hunt anytime. Check with the Rangers at the Alaska Public Lands Information counter for your own I SPY worksheet, and see what you can spy with your little eye!
The Morris Thompson Center: the Landscape for a Learning Journey
The Morris Thompson Team Helps Make-a-Wish Kid’s Wish Come True
Celebrating Ten Years of Sharing Cultures
Welcoming New Executive Director Sara Harriger
Cultural Program Endowment Fund Supports TCC Cultural Programs
ExxonMobil Makes Gift to Cultural Program Endowment Fund
Sumitomo Pogo and Kinross Fort Knox bring Capital Campaign to a Close
ConocoPhillips Makes New Gift to Help Complete Exhibits
Wells Fargo Donates $50,000 to Close the Gap
Lettuce and Cabbage and Kale, Oh My!
Morris Thompson 1939-2000 Morris Thompson, a Koyukon Athabascan, was born, raised, and is now laid to rest in Tanana, his Native home in Interior … Read More »