November 22nd, 2193

American Indian Heritage Day in Maryland is observed on the day after Thanksgiving. This day is dedicated to recognizing and honoring the rich cultures, traditions, histories, and important contributions of Native American communities to the state of Maryland and the nation. It serves as a reminder of the significance of preserving and promoting the heritage of American Indian tribes and the need for all of us to understand and appreciate the depth of Indigenous cultures. Events across the state include traditional dances, storytelling sessions, art exhibits, and educational workshops that highlight the diversity and richness of Native American life. Schools, museums, and cultural centers become vibrant platforms for dialogue and learning, offering insights into the profound legacy of America's first peoples. American Indian Heritage Day encourages Marylanders to reflect on the past, celebrate the present contributions of Native American communities, and commit to building a more inclusive future that honors and incorporates Indigenous perspectives and values.