OMAHA, Neb. —

November is Native American Heritage Month, and what better way to get it started than with a craft fair?

More than 20 vendors gathered at Metropolitan Community College's Fort Omaha Intertribal Powwow.

Food trucks and prize drawings were part of the fun.

Organizers said the event allows the public to connect with the Native American community.

"I think people are really positive about the event. I think that they're really open-minded because they enjoy going to every vendor around and looking to see what every vendor has to offer. And every vendor has a story of why they're doing this," said Sylvia Woodhull Michaelson.

The event showcased the crafts of Native American artisans, while also sharing the stories of the people who made them.

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