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Hurry up and make the most of the last 10 days of summer programming at the Alaska Native Heritage Center! Our summer season wraps up on Saturday, September 16th. Don't miss out on our summer programming, including Alaska Native dance performances, engaging cultural demonstrations, guided tours of our life-sized village sites, Alaska Native Games demonstrations and more. These activities are a perfect way to immerse yourself in Alaska Native cultures. ANHC is currently open 7 days a week from 9A

✨ At the Alaska Native Heritage Center, our dancers share the deeper meaning behind every movement, song, and piece of regalia. Join us for Alaska Native Dance: Heart & Celebration performances, happening 3x daily all summer long. Start your Alaska adventure here: www.AlaskaNative.net/visit (find the link in our bio) #anchorage #alaskanativeheritagecenter | Alaska Native Heritage Center

Alaska Native Heritage Center Dancers opening up Quyana Night 🤩 | Alaska Native Heritage Center

Experience Alaskan Native athleticism at the Alaska Native Heritage Center! 🌟 Our Arctic Sports demonstrators share the power, balance, and control of Alaska’s Traditional Games everyday at 10:00AM, 12:00PM, and 3:00PM. Plan your visit at https://www.alaskanative.net/visit | Alaska Native Heritage Center

Come and watch our Alaska Native Dancers at ANHC! 🎉🌟 Our amazing Culture Bearers share the beautiful backstory of our traditional dances every day at 10:30 AM, 12:30 PM. & 3:30 PM! 🤩 Admission tickets and more information are available at alaskanative.net! #ANHCat25 #AlaskaNativeDance #Indigenous #TravelAlaska | Alaska Native Heritage Center

✨Native Heritage Month at the Ch’k’iqadi Gallery✨ As Anchorage’s only Alaska Native owned and operated gallery, we proudly work with our community of artists to showcase their incredible works of art. This month, we are excited to highlight each Alaska Native cultural group’s items available for purchase in the Ch’k’iqadi Gallery. Check out these dance fans made by Yup’ik artist Annie Don! ANHC Apprentice Colton Paul shares about the connection between tegumiaqs (dance fans) and Yup’ik heritage.