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Everything You Need to Know: The Annual Water Walk at Gichigamiin Indigenous Nations Museum Curious about the Annual Water Walk? Here’s your guide to one of Evanston’s most meaningful events! Hosted at Gichigamiin Indigenous Nations Museum—a local gem devoted to Indigenous history and culture—this walk is designed to honor the sacredness of water, a vital resource deeply respected in many Indigenous traditions. Expect a welcoming atmosphere where everyone is invited to join, learn, and reflect. The event will wind through the museum’s grounds, where engaging exhibits provide context on Indigenous teachings about water, stewardship, and the environment. Friendly staff will be on hand to answer questions, and you’ll have the chance to participate in discussions and activities that deepen your appreciation for water’s role in our world. Whether you’re a returning participant or new to Gichigamiin, come prepared for a day of learning, meaningful connection, and reverence for nature—all set within Evanston’s most vibrant space for Indigenous heritage.