What Makes Malki Special?

Malki Museum is the oldest non-profit museum founded by Native Americans on a California Indian reservation, and has been the inspiration for several other Indian museums. It has a unique history and is committed to preserving the cultural traditions and history of the Cahuilla Indians and other southern California Indian tribes. Malki also founded an academic publishing press in 1965, which has printed many high quality books and materials on Native American culture, including the well-known Journal of California and Great Basin Anthropology.

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The California Sketches of Henry B. Brown, 1851-52

Malki Museum Press is excited and proud to announce An Artist's Portfolio. Over a century and a half ago, an obscure artist named Henry B. Brown set out to capture the scenery and lifeways to be found in the Sierra foothills and Sacramento Valley. More...

See the Founders of the Museum and Read Their Extraordinary Tales

	Dr. Katherine Siva Saubel Cahuilla Read it here.
	Jane Penn Wanikik Cahuilla Read it here.