U.S. Institutions Host Widespread Native American Heritage Month Events

Various institutions across the United States are hosting events this November to honor Native American Heritage Month, showcasing Indigenous cultures through educational, artistic, and community-focused activities. St. Mary’s College of Maryland will present the Piscataway Nation's powwow-style dance and storytelling to highlight Maryland's Native heritage. Utah State University is organizing a series of events including cultural presentations, educational displays, and the Miss Native American USU pageant to celebrate Native American legacies alongside Hispanic Heritage Month. Denver's Indigenous Peoples’ Day celebration featured traditional dances, speeches by elders, and community engagement emphasizing the resilience of Indigenous peoples. In South Carolina, Wando and Mount Pleasant Libraries offer diverse programs such as presentations, storytimes, and a Native American-themed StoryWalk® to educate the public about local tribes and Indigenous history. These events collectively aim to foster understanding, preserve cultural traditions, and unite communities through shared heritage.