Fostering Knowledge, Community & Identity Through Play

LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Anchorage is Dena’ina Ełnena, part of the continued homelands of the Dena’ina Athabascan People who have lived here since time immemorial. The traditional name for this place is Dgheyey Kaq’, meaning “mouth of needlefish.”*

This land acknowledgement is not a performative statement but a commitment to remembering where we have each come from, to act in meaningful ways to honor and support the rights of Indigenous Peoples, to recognize and help reconcile the historical impacts of settlement on Indigenous lands, to the best of our abilities, and to take responsibility for how we engage with each other moving forward.

*SOURCE: Dena’ina Qenaga website. https://qenaga.org/

Visit our friends!

Fairbanks Children's Museum logo with cartoon-style illustrated wooly mammoth. HYPER Seward logo

We don’t have a space of our own yet but, if you’re headed to north to Fairbanks or south to Seward, our friends at the Fairbanks Children’s Museum and HYPER Seward are always happy to play!

Be social

 

thank you

We’re so grateful to our partners and sponsors!

Our Mobile Museum Without Walls was made possible by a grant from the Collections Management Fund of Museums Alaska, with generous support from Rasmuson Foundation. 

 

Our Mobile Museum Pods Project is supported by the Atwood Foundation.

Trailer rentals for 2024 events were generously donated by White Spruce Trailers.

 

 

 

We are proud members of the Association of Children’s Museums and Museums Alaska!