From intimate ceremonies to major festivals — each performance is a living expression of our heritage.

On September 22, 1995, the Longhouse opened at The Evergreen State College. The first of its kind built on a U.S. college campus, it was truly a grassroots project, long envisioned by faculty, staff and students to demonstrate and build commitment to Native studies, Native students and representing Northwest hospitality for students and visitors from all cultures.

Our Alutiiq people live across the United States and beyond. Just because they are separated from their homeland doesn't make them "less Native". They still hunger to learn more about our Ancestors and their culture.

Imamsuat has had the pleasure of performing at the ANSEP Gala for the last several years. This photo was actually taken in 2023. ANSEP used to be an acronym for Alaska Native Science and Engineering Program.
Sharing Alaska Native dance traditions with over 300 students across Anchorage schools.
Traditional potlatch songs and dances celebrating community and gratitude.