The world's largest mountain carving,
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Greetings from Ruth
Dear Friends,
It is my pleasure to be able to welcome you to our website. We hope it is helpful in answering any questions you may have
and that it encourages you to visit us in person in the near future. Crazy Horse is truly a work in progress and we have
a number of exciting initiatives underway. All aspects of the project continue to grow due to the wonderful support
received from friends throughout the country. We invite you to come and see first hand the progress being made on the
mountain carving,
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• New marathon starting at Crazy Horse • Carving Out A Legacy • Enriching The Future Through ‘Facing History' • PBS History Detectives Visit Crazy Horse • Ziolkowski family provides gifts for Pine Ridge dormitories • Recognition of 60th Anniversary Growing [read more] 2010 Special EventsMay 3rdKorczak DayMay 29-31Memorial Day weekend Open HouseMay 28 - Oct. 11thLegends in Light ®June 3rd62nd anniversary of 1948 dedication of the MemorialJune 5-6Crazy HorseVolksmarchJune 18-20Crazy Horse Stampede and Gift from Mother Earth CelebrationJune 26thRuth Ziolkowski's 84th Birthday 134th Anniversary of the Battle of Little Big Hornnight blast June 3- August 26Performance &Lecture SeriesSeptember 4-6Labor Day Weekend Open House Second annual night blastVideoDid you Know?Crazy Horse journalism program changingJournalism is changing as so is the annual April gathering at Crazy Horse Memorial that encourages Native American students to consider careers in news reporting.The 11th annual event will switch from a three-day conference to a week-long workshop geared for high school juniors and seniors... [read more] Fort Robinson Outbreak Spiritual RunCrazy Horse hosted more than 100 Northern Cheyenne tribal members and their supporters during a rest stop while on this week’s 400-mile Fort Robinson Outbreak Spiritual Run.The 11th annual run honors tribal ancestors who fled Fort Robinson, Nebraska, in January 1879, to avoid being forced to reservations in Oklahoma. Soldiers killed most of the escapees, but others made it back to traditional tribal lands in southeastern Montana... [read more] 
Crazy Horse Memorial NewsContractors continue advancing this week on the foundation for Crazy Horse Memorial’s first university student living-learning center.Meanwhile, the Crazy Horse Memorial Foundation Board and delegates from the University of South Dakota are to meet Thursday, Jan. 21, todiscuss details for this summer’s pilot education program in the dorm-classroom structure. Classes are scheduled to run for 10 weeks from early June... [read more] |
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