Cultural Heritage Month is a time dedicated to recognizing and celebrating the diverse cultural backgrounds that contribute to a community's identity. In the United States, it is often observed in September, highlighting the histories, traditions, and contributions of various ethnic groups, including Hispanic Americans, Native Americans, and Asian Americans. During this month, various events, activities, and educational programs take place to promote awareness and appreciation of different cultures. Schools, organizations, and communities may host festivals, art exhibits, and discussions to encourage understanding and respect for the rich tapestry of cultural heritage that shapes society.