SIOUX CITY, Iowa (KCAU) — The Sioux City Public Museum is featuring a Dia De Los Muertos exhibit theme around the indigenous elements of the holiday.

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In 1922, two Sioux City businessmen started a car dealership. That dealership is now known as Knoepfler Chevrolet. In 2022, not much has changed and it’s a pair of brothers behind the wheel.

Easier navigation, a mobile-friendly user experience, and acceptance of online payments are just a few of the improvements to the redesigned website for the Sioux City Public Museum. The new website is made possible with a $20,000 Cultural Leadership Partners (CLP) grant award for FY22 from the Iowa Arts Council, a division of the Iowa Department of Cultural Affairs.

Classes and camps are opening up for children ages 3 and up for the summer. Find out more about the Museum’s summer activities in this interview with Matt Anderson, Curator of History.

Summer youth programming at the Sioux City Public Museum gets underway Saturday. Learn more in this KSCJ story and interview with Theresa Weaver-Basye, Curator of Education.

A reception and awards ceremony to honor the knowledge and creativity of 83 local fourth-grade students participating in the 31st annual Sioux City History Projects exhibition was held at the Sioux City Public Museum Saturday, May 7.

The Sioux City Public Museum is displaying some local history from students.

4th graders in Sioux City have been busy putting together models and posters of significant buildings and events in city history.

After taking a break because of the pandemic, the Sioux City Museum & Historical Association’s annual Holiday Open House returned Sunday.

The Sioux City Public Museum hosted a celebration over the weekend to highlight the Mexican tradition of the Day of the Dead.

In commemoration of DÍa de los Muertos or Day of the Dead, the Sioux City Public Museum is hosting a celebration and altar display to highlight the Mexican tradition.

Forty classic images by a renowned Nebraska nature photographer are now on display at the Sioux City Public Museum.

Sioux City - Sunday afternoon wasn't especially hot -- the high temperature was about 79 degrees -- so Captain Meriwether Lewis kept his woolly, red and blue dress uniform on.