Dress the entire family in traditional Athabascan clothing featuring stunning beadwork, moosehide, and wolf, muskrat, wolverine and beaver fur. Take home a family portrait on CD. $55/family, $45/couple, $35/individual
“Visitors come to Alaska from all around the world, and they don’t get a chance to touch Native garments or smell the smoked moosehide.” says Cultural Program Director Dixie Alexander. “We say, ‘Please, put them on!’”
Monday – Friday 9am-6pm or by appointment. Call Tanana Chiefs Conference Cultural Programs, 907.459-3741, dixie.alexander@tananachiefs.org

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