Native American Heritage Month at the Museum

Museum of the American Revolution is marking Native American Heritage Month with a month-long program running from November 1 through November 30. It's not just one thing to see and leave—the museum is layering a new exhibition with daily talks, a discovery cart with replica artifacts, and a 3:30 PM daily screening of the film The People of the Standing Stone. There are also installations throughout the galleries and digital resources to dig into, so you can drop in for an hour or spend a whole afternoon.

If you're not sure where to start, the daily talks are a good bet—they run every day of the month, so you don't have to worry about catching a specific date. The discovery cart lets you get close to replica artifacts, and the 3:30 PM screening of The People of the Standing Stone gives you a set time to build your visit around. Between those, the gallery installations and digital resources are there to explore at your own pace.

Philadelphia honors Indigenous peoples with events throughout National Native American Heritage Month every year, and the city points to a broader guide, Where to Explore Indigenous Culture in Greater Philly, for anyone who wants to look beyond this one venue. The museum is at 101 S. 3rd Street, and the whole program runs from November 1 through November 30.