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American Indian Town Hall Meeting for January Click Here NACC Launches Cafe Effort Click Here NACC Recognizes Community Heroes: Elizabeth ‘Betty’ Ann Parent PhD. Click Here. NACC Spoken Word Series…

VISION We seek to explore the link between the traditional indigenous cultures of America and contemporary artistic expressions, thus creating a spectacular new indigenous dance theater. OBJECTIVES In service to…

Rulan Tangen Rulan has been a dancer and choreographer for nearly 20 years, working with the best creative talents in the world of dance. For the Indigenous Dance Program, she…

Contemporary versions of traditional dance forms are very popular around the world: Contemporary Traditional Ancient Traditional Aerial dance forms from older traditions (voladore, ballet) have made a strong comeback in…

Ohlone Dancers, 1816 (Choris) Yuki Dancer, 1901 Wintun Hesi dancer in long cloak in front of dance house, May7,1906 Ohlone Dancers at Mission San Jose, with body paint, feather down,…

INSPIRATION Both ancient and modern dances inspire and inform our creative processes. Click on a link on the left below for visual reference imagery. ANCIENT DANCE Photos MODERN DANCE Photos…

The Indigenous Dance Program (IDP) honors the ancient traditions of movement that have been intertwined with this land from the footsteps of the First Americans. It also honors the newest…

Performance Dedicated to Earth Dance Theater Advisory Circle Member: Homer Avila Homer died Sunday, 04/25/04. His memorial service will be held April 29, 2004 from 4pm – 6pm at John…

AMERICAN INDIAN HERITAGE MONTH: NOVEMBER Public Television NACC is pleased to partner with KQED in presenting TV programs during the American Indian Heritage Month that reflect the diversity of our…

The Native American Cultural Center provides support for activities related to our mission and priorities. Please see programs for a concise list of our recent activities. Our annual cycle has…