The Printers' Gallery at Navarre Hall, an extension of the Haskell Cultural Center and Museum, pays homage to Navarre Hall's rich history as the former home of the printing department at Haskell Indian Junior College. This name honors the legacy of craftsmanship, creativity, and the vital role that printing played in the school’s development, connecting the past to present artistic endeavors. It also serves as a space to showcase the Haskell Cultural Center and Museum’s extensive art collection, celebrating the visual arts and cultural heritage.

 

Additionally, The Printers' Gallery serves as an inviting lobby for Navarre Hall, providing a welcoming space with an information desk to assist visitors and students. As the exterior entrance on the West side is remodeled, this area will become a central hub for meetings and events, highlighting the building’s artistic and historical significance while offering practical support. This setup enhances visitor experience, facilitates navigation, and underscores Navarre Hall’s legacy, making it a functional and culturally meaningful entry point for all who enter.