Shelves and racks of colourful clothing, crafts, and supplies inside a museum shop.

Curved building exterior with Tsuu T'ina Museum and Gift Shop signs, flags and parked cars.

Museum lobby with curved wooden reception desk and visitors near wall display.

Sign reading Tsuut'ina Museum & Gunaha Institute, Visitors Welcome, beside fence and trees.

Flagpoles with Tsuu T'ina Nation Culture Museum flag and red Tsuu T'ina Nation flag.

Tsuu T'ina Culture Museum

Tsuu T'ina Culture Museum in Calgary’s Tsuut'ina Nation offers an intimate museum experience where visitors learn living Tsuut'ina history and culture. Opened in 1983 from a Tsuut'ina Elder’s dream, this museum shares the Nation’s rich cultural history through exhibits, stories and knowledgeable staff ready to answer questions. Guests can explore at their own pace or book a guided tour for deeper insight. Set beside Chief Bullhead’s historic homestead, the museum features beautiful mountain views and a Nation-owned gift shop with authentically handmade Indigenous clothing, jewellery and moccasins from over 40 artisans. The shop also supports local makers by providing beading and regalia-making supplies across the Treaty 7 area, helping connect Indigenous youth and visitors to Tsuut'ina heritage.