North Carolina Museum of History Announces 29th Annual American Indian Heritage Celebration

Raleigh, N.C. –& The North Carolina Museum of History is excited to announce& the 29th Annual American Indian Heritage Celebration, which will take place on Saturda& & & y, Nov. 23, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. This highly anticipated event brings together members of all eight state-recognized tribes for a vibrant day of performances, demonstrations, and presentations that showcase the artistic, historical, and cultural contributions of American Indians in North Carolina. This year’s festival will be held at the& North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences, a temporary venue change due to& ongoing renovations& at the Museum of History. The renovations will expand and enhance future visitor experiences. The festival invites visitors to immerse themselves in the rich and diverse Indigenous heritage of the state. From traditional dance performances and drumming to contemporary discussions on the contributions of American Indians to modern science, art, and culture, the event offers a unique opportunity to learn and celebrate. Event highlights include: Virtual Education Day: Students, teachers, and lifelong learners are invited to join a free Virtual Education Day on Friday, Nov. 23, celebrating the richness and diversity of North Carolina’s American Indian community. Attendees can enjoy a variety of presentations, including a...