A Living Cultural Center
Workshops & Classes

Indigenous Awareness Workshops

The Alaska Native Heritage Center’s Indigenous Awareness Workshops (IAW) are an interactive step to learning how to work among diverse cultures. Especially useful for business leaders seeking to maximize the productivity and innovation that diversity brings to the office place, IAWs are also beneficial for individuals who are new to Alaska or who are seeking to learn more about Alaska Native people and culture in general.

 

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Mellon Master
Artist Workshops

The Master Artist Workshops are opportunities where participants can learn Alaska Native art forms. These workshops are made possible through support provided by the First Nations Development Institute, the National Endowment of the Arts through an American Rescue Plan Grant, as well as by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration through its Native Connections Program. Due to popular demand, these workshop tickets will be made available at earlier dates announced on our social media. Follow ANHC’s Facebook page to stay up-to-date.

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Weekly Sewing Classes

Resuming May 17, 2024

Fridays | 6PM-8PM
Alaska Native Heritage Center

Join ANHC Elder Marge Nakak every Friday for a free sewing class. Bring your sewing projects and spend time in community! Advance sign-ups are required. Contact ANHC at (907) 330-8000 for availability.

Community NYO
Practice

Mondays & Fridays | 6PM-8PM Games Classroom at the Alaska Native Heritage Center The Alaska Native Heritage Center's Unguwat Program (Coming Together for a Purpose, Sugpiaq) will be hosting Community Native Youth Olympics Practice at the Alaska Native Heritage Center. All ages and skill levels are welcome! If you are under 18, your parent/guardian must sign a waiver.The Unguwat: Resilience & Connections Program is funded under the federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration’s Native Connections grant.

For more information, please contact Peter Griggs at [email protected] or Unguwat Program Manager, Crystalyn Lemieux at [email protected] or (907) 330-8051.

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Our Workshops & Classes

ANHC’s cultural programming offers a wide variety of programs, classes, and workshops available to our community. For updates and classes available through cultural programs, please follow ANHC’s Facebook page to stay up-to-date on available offerings.

 

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