
Plan Your Visit
Feel the heartbeat of Alaska’s indigenous people. Hear their stories, explore their history and discover a cultural heritage still living and thriving today at the largest cultural institution in Alaska, the Alaska Native Heritage Center.
Hours of Operation
Fall/Winter
The Center is open to the public during special events only.
see our events calendar
Summer
May 6, 2012 - September 3rd, 2012
Open Daily, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
The Alaska Native Heritage Center is an amazing interactive cultural experience. More than a museum, the Center provides an opportunity to explore the indigenous cultures of Alaska firsthand - cultures that continue to adapt to modern society, yet still maintain a vibrant identity for the Native peoples of Alaska.
Get an in-depth experience of their living cultures at ANHC through storytelling, artist demonstrations, Native dance performances, Native games demonstrations, movies and more. Choose to watch or take it to the next level and participate. Opportunities to create your own art, learn a Yu’pik dance or throw a spear await the more adventuresome visitor.
Outside of the main facility, a meandering wooded path surrounding a picturesque lake guides visitors through six life-sized ancient dwellings representing the 11 culture groups of Alaska. Cultural representatives at each site, share how Alaska Native peoples thrived in a harsh and unforgiving climate, what their daily lives were like and how their cultures live today in a changing world.
A visit to the Alaska Native Heritage Center is an unparalleled opportunity to explore a way of life unique to Alaska – a memorable and must-see destination.
Daily Program Schedule 2011
Summer Shuttle Schedule 2011 ― Complimentary shuttle from downtown Anchorage daily through Sept. 6.
Alaska Native Heritage Center Site Map
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Information Hotline
(907) 330-8000
Toll-Free at (800) 315-6608
The facility meets the Americans with Disabilities Act. A limited number of wheelchairs are available for guests to use.












