“Kindra Swafford: Journey Through the Woods” connects with community and nature in the newest installation at the Cherokee Cultural Pathway in downtown Tahlequah. The public art display is now open […]
Thanks to countless unknown Cherokee women and men through the ages, Cherokee traditional basketry has endured despite centuries of tragedy, loss and turmoil. Basket weaving is still prolific among Cherokee […]
The Cherokee people know Ned Christie as a patriot who stood up for tribal sovereignty in the last decades before the allotment of Cherokee lands. Since the late 1800s, others […]
Explore the Reunification After Removal In early 1839, Cherokee people began arriving in a new land west of the Mississippi River, but they were not alone. After the long, cold […]
Learn about the fascinating life and work of Cherokee Nation citizen Wauhillau LaHay. Starting her journalism career as a teenager in Muskogee, LaHay took to the sky as a pilot […]
Harry Oosahwee is a Cherokee National Treasure, award-winning artist and first-language Cherokee speaker. Harry’s versatile art and talent is showcased across many forms of media. A new exhibit looks at […]
Visit the Eastern Trails Museum in Vinita, Oklahoma, for Cherokee Day! Saturday, September 28, celebrate Cherokee culture with a variety of artist demonstrations and performances. Each participating artist has been […]
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