Celebrate Native People's Month at Irvine!

Come visit Irvine’s Native American Educational Site to learn more about Maryland’s first people. Learn about pre-colonial culture of the Eastern Woodland Indians with hands-on activities and demonstrations of traditional skills while exploring the longhouse and wigwams. Grind corn, throw an atlatl, try your hand at starting a friction fire, make cordage, a buckskin bracelet and more. (A schedule of times for the different activities will be emailed prior to event).

American Indians have made, and continue to make, lasting contributions to our nation in every arena. Help celebrate their achievements and learn about just some of their history in Maryland. 

Ticket prices include a donation to the Baltimore American Indian Center.

Please note: Irvine’s Native American Educational Site is a 15-minute walk from the parking lot. Guided hikes to the site will be provided at 10:15, 11:30, and 1pm but the route will also be clearly marked for self-guided access. For those with limited mobility, transportation to the site can be arranged with advance notice.

For Families with Children 6 and up

**Pre-registration strongly encouraged.**

Date: Sunday, November 5

Time: Any time from 10:30 AM-3:00 PM 

Location: Irvine's Native American Site

Cost: $15/individual (includes a $5 donation to BAIC) or $40/family (includes a $15 donation to BAIC)