The Lumbee Tribe of N.C. hopes you will join us as we celebrate Indigenous Peoples' Day. The contributions and gifts of Indigenous People are woven into the daily lives of all nations. It is an ever-present reminder of how our ancestors and relatives shape the past, present and the future. | Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina

What a day as the N.C. Museum of History hosted the 28th annual American Indian Heritage Celebration in Raleigh. It truly showcased Native Culture throughout the state! It was a beautiful day with our sister tribes! Thank you to everyone who dropped by our Lumbee booth! https://youtu.be/fKEOzcCg9z4?si=Q3UNaMOE9vGTdyU_ | Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina

During American Indian Heritage Month, people from across the state people are having the opportunity to learn about our native culture. The Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina was welcomed at North Carolina Wesleyan University on Monday, November 6, 2023 to participate in their Native American Heritage Month Powwow Showcase. Attendee witnessed American Indian Culture through dancing, singing, and native flute. The event showcased the beauty, grace of color, and movement as each dance was performed.

Grand Entry begins in just a few minutes here in Raleigh as the N.C. Museum of History host their 28th annual American Indian Heritage Celebration. Our Lumbee People are here today in great numbers as well as members of our sister tribes from across the state. Looking for a great event for the family? Come see the beauty of your Native Tribes from the state of N.C. Also drop by the Lumbee Tribe booth to say hello. We are on the 3rd floor of the museum, but our tribal citizens will be featured in

It is American Indian Heritage Month and it is a time to celebrate! Children from across the region spent today learning about American Indian Culture and the Lumbee People. Thank you to all of our dancers, singers the Lumbee Ambassadors, Senior Ms. Lumbee Carolyn Emanuel and Drowning Creek for sharing about Native culture at the annual Lumbee American Indian Culture Day event. Today almost 3,000 students had an opportunity to see and participate in two performances at Givens Performing Arts Cen

Good times at the Lumbee Tribe's Culture Class 2nd Annual New Year's Eve Social at the Lumbee Tribe Boys & Girls Club in Pembroke. Just a few minutes till midnight. | Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina