The museum is not very big but the displays/artifacts showcases the first nations' history pretty well. Our little kids liked the stuffed animals but found some of the Indian mannequins 'scary'. The roof of the building was leaking and there were buckets everywhere to catch the water. More

Thought it was kinda small, children found it ok. I thought it was ok too, I guess I'm just use to bigger museums. More

I loved the First Nation displays, of life a long time ago. More

We were not sure what to expect when we went to this museum - it is your basic roadside attraction - there is lots of artifacts to see but many of them seem to be very similar to each other. Signage was minimal which could be good or bad depending on how much you like to read while looking at... More

Lots of artifacts, and period pieces of the First Nations peoples who lived in this area. Well done! More

For anyone interested in the history and artifacts of the "Plains Indians" this museum is a "must see". First conceived in the mid 1950's by Norman K. Luxton, the Luxton Museum of the Plains Indian which is known as the Buffalo Nations Luxton Museum was built to house the collection of the Stoney tribe of Plain Indians. http://www.visitors-info.com/canadian-rockies/explore-canadian-rockies/item/buffalo-nations-luxton-museum http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norman_Luxton More

Very informative. Easy to understand. The work of the ladies was very beautiful. More

I love museums, but I walked out of this one feeling like I hadn't learned much. There are some lovely examples of Indian handcrafts and snippets of Indian history. But, as an Aussie visiting Canada for the 1st time, I would have liked to see something that gave an overall history of the Canadian indigenous people, and descriptions of what... More

This is really good, our family loved this couple of hours spent here, open on xmas eve.... lovely atmosphere and the gift shop is best priced in town. More