Throughout the month of November, come celebrate the diverse cultures, stories, and histories of Native American communities with us. Explore our reading recommendations, upcoming events, and online resources to learn more and honor Native American heritage this month and year-round.
Displays and Recommended Reading
Visit the library to browse our Native American Heritage Month displays. Beginning November 2, librarian-curated title lists for adults, for children & families, and for teens can be viewed through our online catalog.
→ You can also check our TikTok for future booklists!
Library Events
- Book Discussion: Night of the Living Rez by Morgan Talty
Wednesday, November 4: 1:30–2:30 pm
Genre: Horror, Short Stories | Led by: Megan
Participants can pick up a copy of the book at the Adult Reference Desk or check out a copy through Libby. No signup required. - Restoring Our Roots: An Indigenous Journey
Monday, November 16: 2–3:15 pm
Experience Indigenous culture through storytelling, tradition, and connection with Chef Walks First, complemented by tastings inspired by ancestral roots. This is an immersive cultural experience, not a food demonstration. Signup required.
Online Resources
Ethnic Diversity Source: Search for articles covering the culture, traditions, social treatment, and lived experiences of different Native nations and tribes in America, as well as other ethnic groups.
Kanopy: Celebrate Native American Heritage Month by engaging with films that share Indigenous perspectives across generations in North America.
Hoopla: Explore Hoopla’s collection of music albums, books, graphic novels, and movies about Native Americans experiences
