Native American Heritage Month
Celebrate Native American Heritage Month with history and cultural events for all ages at the library. We'll learn about the indigenous people of North America during Indigenous Tales, create your very own weaving project inspired by Native American designs and weaving styles and more!
Authors of Native American heritage
Upcoming Events
Chickasaw Branch (Combined Meeting Room)
Event Categories: Arts & Crafting; Education & Learning; Games & Activities
Preschoolers will engage in Native American stories, songs and activities that promote early literacy and participate in a craft. Recommended for ages 3-5.
Learn more>Washington Park Branch (Washington Park - Children's Area)
Event Categories: Arts & Crafting; Education & Learning
Learn about Julie Flett, a Cree-Metis author and illustrator, whose art champions intergenerational bonds. Then create artwork reflecting your family. Recommended for families with children 5 and up.
Learn more>West Oaks Branch and Genealogy Center (Sarchet Community Room)
Event Categories: Arts & Crafting; Games & Activities; History, Culture, Genealogy
Celebrate the "Unconquered People" and explore traditional Seminole games, dolls, mythology, and history. Recommended for ages 6-12.
Learn more>Native American Heritage Month 2023 Challenge for Adults
November 1–30
Log your reading, book reviews and activities throughout the month to earn badges on Beanstack! Click here to get started.
Native Americans: History and Culture of Florida Tribes
Explore Florida’s first people and their heritage through audio and video, recommended readings and more! Click here to browse.