Alaska Native Heritage Center
Annual Benefit Concert
The Alaska Native Heritage Center is excited to announce its third Annual Benefit Concert happening on Saturday, October 24 at 6 PM. The concert will feature the Ying Yang Twins, alongside performances by Alaska Native artists Brother Buffalo, C.L.A.N., Inuk Fire Dancer, and international artist Notorious Cree, with music provided by DJ Joe Brady and emceed by Don Megga. Come dressed in your best Y2K look and join the community for a night of music, culture, connection, and celebration while directly supporting ANHC. Last year's concert sold out; don't miss your chance to purchase tickets now!
Tickets here
Getting Here Is Easy with Our
Complimentary Shuttle Service
During our summer season, the Alaska Native Heritage Center offers complimentary round-trip shuttle service between downtown Anchorage, midtown Anchorage, and our campus.
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Plan Your Summer Visit
May 10, 2026 – Sept 13, 2026
During our summer season, the Alaska Native Heritage Center, Ch’k’iqadi Gallery, and Café Di’eshchin are all open daily from 9AM to 5PM. Visitors can enjoy a full day of programming including: guided tours, dance performances, Alaska Native Games demonstrations, exhibitions, films, and more. Our engaging and interactive summer programming will make your visit unforgettable. Click here to plan your summer visit.
Plan Your Winter Visit
Sept 14, 2026 – May 8, 2027
During our winter season, the Alaska Native Heritage Center and the Ch'k'iqadi Gallery are open Monday through Friday from 9AM to 5PM, except for select dates. Café Di’eshchin is closed for the season. Winter visits are self-guided, and visitors can explore our life-sized Village Sites, watch films in the theater, view exhibitions in the Hall of Cultures, and shop at the Ch’k’iqadi Gallery. Enhance your experience with ANHC’s digital guide, where you can find our self-led archival audio tour.
Our Arts.
Our Cultures.
Our Ways of Life.
Your visit supports our mission to preserve and strengthen the traditions, languages and arts of Alaska’s Native Peoples through statewide collaboration, celebration, and education.
Purchase authentic
Alaska Native
Art.
Ch’k’iqadi is a Dena’ina Athabascan word meaning “the things we buy,” and at the Gallery, you have the opportunity to buy art, jewelry, apparel and more from talented Alaska Native artists representing all regions and cultures of our state. Your purchase is two-fold: it directly supports Alaska Native artists and ANHC! Stop by today to experience the richness of our arts and cultures while supporting Alaska Native artists from across Alaska.
