According to the Museum at the Bighorns, for more than 50 years, All American Indian Days (AAID) in Sheridan, stood as one of the largest and most important intertribal gatherings in the United States. The pageant at its center crowned 29 Native women who represented their indigenous nations and cultures. The Museum at the Bighorns’s current exhibition brings their stories together and displays their objects collected during their service as Mi…
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