HOUSTON (Nov. 5, 2025) – Feel the beat of the drum, the swirl of feathers, and the spirit of tradition as Children’s Museum Houston and its sister location, Fort Bend Children’s Discovery Center, honor November Native American Heritage Month with an unforgettable cultural celebration spotlighting Calmecac Indigenous Organization, Houston’s own Aztec dance and cultural education group. Families are invited to immerse themselves in the living traditions of Native peoples through dance, music, storytelling, and hands-on creative experiences that highlight Indigenous artistry, heritage, and community.
NATIVE AMERICAN HERITAGE CELEBRATION AT FORT BEND CHILDREN’S DISCOVERY CENTER
Saturday, Nov. 15, 2025
Sponsored by Les and Mary Puckett Children’s Foundation
Songs and Drums: Feel the heartbeat of Indigenous music as Calmecac performs live.
Danza Azteca Splendor! by Calmecac Indigenous Organization: Celebrate Native heritage with the rhythm and pageantry of Aztec dance.
Corn Husk Doll Workshop: Create traditional handcrafted figures and discover the stories behind.
Sand Art: Design colorful sand art inspired by traditional Native patterns and storytelling.
Ojo de Dios (God’s Eyes): Weave vibrant yarns symbolizing protection, direction, and balance.
NATIVE AMERICAN HERITAGE CELEBRATION AT CHILDREN’S MUSEUM HOUSTON
Saturday, Nov. 22, 2025
Danza Azteca Splendor! by Calmecac Indigenous Organization: Experience the mesmerizing movement and rhythm of Aztec dance and drum.
Feather Art Workshops: Make your own traditional feather art guided by Calmecac’s artisans.
(Limit 12 participants ages 5+; sign-ups open one hour prior to each workshop).
Songs and Drums: Listen to the powerful beats and chants of Calmecac’s drummers and singers.
Native American Story Time: Hear tales that have been told for generations, celebrating cultural wisdom and connection.
Interactive Display: Get hands-on with ancient artifacts and try grinding corn the traditional way.
Corn Husk Dolls: Create your own keepsake inspired by Native craft traditions.
Ojos de Dios (God’s Eyes): Weave colorful patterns symbolizing balance, faith, and protection.
Activities, events and times subject to change.