Totem Heritage Center (Ketchikan Museums)
City-run cultural center holding one of the largest collections of 19th-century totem poles, and home of the Native Arts Studies Program (NASP) — classes in Tlingit, Haida and Tsimshian carving, weaving, basketry, design and regalia making, usually one to two weeks each, October through April; students can earn a Certificate of Merit or University of Alaska credit. Open Craft Time is every Saturday 1-5pm mid-October through mid-April, free, for anyone working on a Northwest Coast art project. 601 Deermount St, Ketchikan. Call 907-225-5900. Admission is always free for local residents (visitors: adults $7, elders $6, kids 12 and under free).
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Open to everyone; admission free for local residents; NASP classes open to the public (registration required, some have fees)
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View official informationCall City of Ketchikan - Ketchikan Museums907-225-5900Open NASP Credit Transfer Form (University of Alaska credit) · PDFOpen NASP Instructor Application · PDFQuestions to ask
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