SHI will sponsor an in-person, hand skin-sewing class in Juneauwith teacher Jeremiah James from April 13-16.

SHI will offer a tool making class with Steve Brown April 10–16 at Atnané Hít (Sealaska Heritage Arts Campus) in Juneau. Participants will learn to make carving tools such as knives and adzes.

SHI, with the Organized Village of Saxman, will sponsor a workshop on how to weave with cedar from March 11-21 with teacher Aánutein Debbie Head. No experience necessary.

Did you know: SHI receives an annual donation from Sealaska and leverages that to fund operations.

Sealaska Heritage, in partnership with Metlakatla Indian Community, will sponsor an in-person, hand skin-sewing workshop in Sitka with teacher Aánutein (Debbie Head) from March 23-26.

SHI will sponsor a free 5-day performing arts workshop for students in grades 4-8 in Juneau led by Frank Henry Kaash Katasse.

SHI is launching a new demonstration project to cultivate more Indigenous actors and performing artists to support future productions that incorporate Native culture and language. SHI is

SHI has purchased a building adjacent to its downtown Walter Soboleff Building to accommodate future school programming in Juneau and online. The structure, known as the Municipal Way Building

SHI will sponsor a class on elements of chasing and repousse in Juneau from Mar.

SHI will sponsor an introductory workshop on how to make copper jewelry with Tlingit teacher Donald Gregory from Feb. 24-25. Space is limited. No experience required.

By Lisa Phu, Alaska Beacon—His grandmother was forbidden to speak Lingít in school. Now, school is helping him reclaim it.

SHI will begin hosting free, weekly open metal labs every Thursday at the Sealaska Heritage Arts Campus. During the supervised labs, participants will work on one or more Northwest Coast carvi

SHI will begin hosting free, weekly open wood labs every Tuesday at the Sealaska Heritage Arts Campus. During the supervised labs, participants will work on one or more Northwest Coast carving

SHI, in partnership with the University of Alaska Southeast, is sponsoring a workshop on how to make model canoes. Space is limited. Previous carving and formline experience is required.