Celebrate Native American & Alaska Native Heritage Month with a collection of documentaries and programs that highlight Indigenous and native experiences. | PBS

Today (and every day), we honor the first people of Alaska on Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Did you know that there are 11 distinct Alaska Native cultures? Alaska Native culture is vivid and dynamic, filled with art, music, self expression and respect for the land and their elders. Below you’ll see an example of a traditional Yup’ik dance shown by Alaska Native Heritage Center. Learn more about how to experience Alaska Native culture on your future trip ➡️ http://bit.ly/2VWG6Zy. Video Credit: Alaska

Immerse yourself in tradition at the Alaska Native Heritage Center! ✨ Through amazing live demonstrations of culture, guided tours of traditional houses of Alaska’s first peoples, brand new museum exhibits, ANHC has something for everyone to learn more about Indigenous Alaska! Plan your visit at www.alaskanative.net/visit! #alaskanativeheritagecenter #anchorage | Alaska Native Heritage Center

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847K views · 4.2K reactions | Get Canadian lobsters and Alaskan crabs at this eatery in Johor Bahru! The huge lobsters come with butter sauce, fries, nasi lemak, and drinks. The best part is, you can feast on this at less than S$50! Address: 49 Jalan Bukit Aliff 4, Taman Damansara Aliff, Tampoi, Johor Bahru, Malaysia Opening hours: Thur-Tue 4pm to 11:30pm Director: John Edward Lim | Video talents: Winna Leow & Phua Jia Jia | Eatbook.sg | Facebook

3.7K views · 61 reactions | November is Native American Heritage Month! We encourage you to read books this month that honor the culture so we’re here with some recs to get you started  | Schuler Books | Facebook

4.5K views · 44 reactions | If you’re looking for the perfect souvenir to take home, choose authentic Alaska Native artwork, jewelry and carvings by identifying items with a Silver Hand sticker. The Silver Hand sticker authenticates that the piece was created by hand in Alaska by an Alaska Native artist.  Turn on your sound and learn more from this video by our cultural ambassador Amanda Mitchell. | Travel Alaska | Facebook