Alaska Native Heritage Center

Review & FAQ:

What is the Alaska Native Heritage Center?
- The Alaska Native Heritage Center in Anchorage is a cultural center, museum, and gathering place where visitors can learn about the heritage of eleven of Alaska's major cultures.
What activities can visitors experience at the center?
- Visitors can view exhibitions, watch artists’ demonstrations, enjoy songs and dances, and listen to storytelling.
What events take place in the Gathering Place?
- The Gathering Place hosts Alaskan Native dancing, Native games demonstrations, and mesmerizing storytelling.
What can visitors see in the Hall of Cultures?
- The Hall of Cultures features exhibitions by Alaskan Native artists, and artists sell their art and crafts around the hall.
What films are shown at the Alaska Native Heritage Center?
- The theatre showcases the Heritage Center-produced film, “Stories Given, Stories Shared”, along with other movies about Alaska's cultures and peoples.
What outdoor exhibits are available at the center?
- Outside the center, visitors can explore six life-sized Alaskan Native dwellings scattered in the woods around Lake Tiulana, where they can see demonstrations of traditional Alaskan life.

8800 Heritage Center Dr, Anchorage, AK99504-6100, Phone: 907-330-8000 , Map

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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