Exploring the Enduring Legacy of Horses in Native American Culture
The history of horses in North America is a fascinating and integral part of the history of the continent’s native peoples. The horse, a symbol of freedom and strength, has…
2001: NATIVE ART IN THE PARK
In 2001 NACC co-sponsored a series of arts programs in San Francisco parks with the Neighborhood Parks Council. The purpose of this partnership was to focus attention on the indigenous…
NATIVE SAN FRANCISCO
For visitors who wish to explore the American Indian side of San Francisco NACC has polled a group of American Indian residents to determine their favorite sites to visit in…
VISIT San Francisco:
Welcome to San Francisco! Many people have written asking for tips for their visit to San Francisco; either they are attending a Native American event or they are traveling to…
Press Release: Indian Leaders Denounce Navajo Two Spirit Vote
Date: May 3, 2005 Contact: Randy Burns 650-359-6473 Gabriel Duncan 510-917-0643 Native American Cultural Center 415-641-9466 On Friday, April 22nd of 2005, the tribal council of the Navajo Nation unanimously…
Thanksgiving
Presently celebrated the fourth Thursday in November, the Thanksgiving holiday is depicted as a day of celebratory feasting, of being thankful for what we have in our lives. The first…
ABALONE LITERATURE
NACC has a long history of promoting writers that address indigenous people in California specifically, and throughout the Americas. We do this through the NACC Spoken Word Series and by…
NACC Spoken Word Series
Kim Shuck (info) and Gabriel Duncan (info), co-coordinators New Book By Kim Shuck The Native American Cultural Center’s Spoken Word Series has been a long standing feature in our programming.…
NACC Events
Art Events See the listings below and check back regularly. Native Spring Festival The 2005 event calendar is about to be released! Check back soon. Spoken Word Series Spoken Word…
Southwest Indians
Southwest Indians were a group of several tribes so named for their geographical locations of residence. The Southwest Indians occupied what is now Arizona, New Mexico, Southern Colorado, and the…