Sept 7th... 6pm...Southern Apache Museum...northwest mall..Houston.."Free Movie Night at the Museum"

Sept. 5, 2012 - PRLog -- Houston's only American Indian museum(Southern Apache Museum) offers a free event on select Friday nights(usually the 1st Friday of the month). "Free Movie Night at the Museum"!  S.A.M.  shows a full length Hollywood movie featuring Native Americans...
This Friday sept 7th it's "Smoke Signals". The story centers on Victor Joseph (Adam Beach) and Thomas Builds-the-Fire (Evan Adams) who live on the Coeur D'Alene Indian Reservation in Plummer, Idaho. Thomas is an eccentric storyteller and Victor is an angry, brooding local basketball star. Smoke Signals is a humurous "road trip" movie set in the Native world. Free Movie Nights at SAM are Free for all to come and enjoy !  learn and explore the Native world. There's Free "movie quality" Popcorn popped in a big old tyme popper! Free entry to museum... Free fellowship with other local Native Americans...Not to mention FREE AWESOME NATIVE MOVIE !  So Free yourself from the same old boring thing... Come to Free Movie Night at Southern Apache Museum! This Friday 6pm... There will also be several raffles (tickets only $1) for museum items such as genuine handmade dream catchers, jewelry and authentic Native art by Chance l. Landry(museum curator/founder). Southern Apache Museum is located in northwest mall near entrance "b" in Houston Texas. SAM is a nonprofit museum dedicated to preserving with dignity the American indian's true story of our struggle to survive. For more info on Southern Apache Museum visit http://efernandez.wix.com/sam/my-website#!calendar or http://www.southernapachemuseum.org . You can call SAM at 281-686-1462. Meet and greet starts at 6pm with the feature presentation starting promptly at 7pm! Southern Apache Museum hopes to see you this Friday ! At 6pm for "Free Movie Night at the Museum"