I happened to reach there only a couple of minutes after the film had started. There is nothing to say late entrance is not allowed. The showtimes are irregular and are only posted on the door of the auditorium (not at the museum entrance or on the handout visitors are given), so visitors have no way of planning ahead to arrive at the start of a show. Midway through the recommended visitors' route is an auditorium which shows a film about local 17th century warfare. On October 3, at the Pequot museum, I experienced the worst treatment I've ever received as a paying customer. I know they are working to make updates, my only constructive criticism would be to update TV monitors. Looking forward to going back again soon, so much more to see. I think all ages would benefit from visiting the museum. I also have a new appreciation learning how wampum is crafted and how long it takes to make just one bead. His art work, in the new exhibit, is a must see! My take away left me feeling more connected to our Mother Earth and educated on how skilled indigenous ancestors are. Kudos to guide Matthew as he not only is a fabulous representative, but a skilled artist as well. The new exhibit they are hosting, which highlights the 13 moons, is a must see. I most enjoyed the design of the museum and how nature is woven into every twist and turn. Happy 25th Anniversary to the museum and all those who continue to honor history and keep it alive.

He was so passionate about presenting insight and educating about his own ancestry while connecting past to present with the Pequot Nation. I want to thank tour guide, Matthew Pina.

What a fabulous experience I had with my friend.

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