Bring the whole family for a free afternoon of creativity and storytelling at the McClung Museum! In celebration of our exhibition Homelands: Connecting to Mounds through Native Art, guest artist Jakeli Swimmer (Eastern Band of Cherokee) will guide mini workshops on cartoon storyboarding—showing how stories can come to life through art.

Afterward, explore the galleries with museum educators and enjoy hands-on craft activities inspired by the exhibition.

Admission is free, but registration required. Space is limited

Where to Park: 
Limited free parking will be available in lot S9 next to the Art & Architecture building on Volunteer Boulevard across Circle Park. Additional spots are available on Circle Park in approved public parking spaces for $2 per hour paid through the Park Mobile App. For more information about campus parking, please visit: https://parking.utk.edu/parking/visitors/.

Support for Homelands: Connecting to Mounds Through Native Art is provided by The Henry Luce Foundation and The Terra Foundation for American Art. Funding for the McClung Museum’s educational programming has been provided by the Knox County Tourism Consortium. Additional support for this program has been provided by UT's School of Art.