Visitors aged 14 and over join a dialogical tour through diverse indigenous cultures of the Americas, from the Haida and Kwakwaka'wakw to the Inca, Maya and Lakota, discussing the genocide and cultural loss caused by European colonization. The tour covers current cooperation with Canadian First Nations and Amazonian Indigenous communities, and the museum's handling of colonial-era objects and restitution claims. Visitors see Kwakwaka'wakw dance masks and carved Mesoamerican ballgame scenes. It lasts 60 minutes and is held in German.

Details can change — check the event’s website before you go.