Native American Heritage Month was first established in 1990 under President George H.W. Bush. “Native American Indian Heritage Month,” as it was originally called, was established by a congressional resolution which recognized the many contributions Native peoples have made to the United States, offers Weitzel.

November is Native American Heritage Month, with varied activities and events in Utah aimed at spotlighting Native culture and contributions.

In recognition of November being “National Native American Heritage Month,” the Historical Society of Florham Park hosted a program called “FIRST PEOPLE – The New Jersey Connection”

Around 70 dancers of all ages gathered in the Bemidji High School gym on Saturday evening to celebrate music, dancing and culture in honor of Native American Heritage Month.

While November is recognized as Native American Heritage Month, schools incorporate American Indian culture into their everyday curriculum.

Over 200 students and community members filled the UMMA Friday evening for a special Feel Good Friday celebrating Indigenous art and culture.

Northwest Missouri State University finished celebrating National Native American Heritage Month with an event teaching the community how to make dreamcatchers.

In celebration of Native American Heritage Month this November, Angeline Boulley shares her top 10 book recommendations. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians, writes about her Ojibwe community in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.

While the Torres Martinez Cahuilla Bird Singers played their first song as a part of the Native American Heritage Month Celebration on Wednesday afternoon at Hahn Plaza, three dancers performed traditional moves in front of six musicians.