The power of language
Words have power in the Cherokee Nation. From contracts and treaties to the Cherokee Nation Constitution, words are the mortar bonding generations of cultural heritage to a modern, worldwide community as one tribe.
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Explore Native art, culture and tradition at Cherokee Art Market Oct. 10-11
Cherokee Art Market returns Oct. 10-11, where guests can experience, explore and shop Native art. At one of the largest Native American art markets in the state, guests will enjoy the work of more than 170 Native American artists from across the country.
Celebrate Cherokee culture at ninth annual Cherokee Day in Vinita
Celebrate Cherokee art, culture, music and tradition at the ninth annual Cherokee Day at Eastern Trails Museum on Oct. 3. The family-friendly event begins at 11 a.m. with opening remarks by Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr.
Supporting Cherokee Artists Means Investing in Our Culture
If you visit the new Ani Art Center in Stilwell, our tribal headquarters in Tahlequah, or any Cherokee Nation health center across the reservation in northeast Oklahoma, you will find the inspirational work of modern Cherokee artists. They are leading a Cherokee cultural…
Cherokee Film expands industry presence during Toronto International Film Festival
Cherokee Film expanded its reach on the global film stage during the Toronto International Film Festival, building connections with filmmakers, producers and industry leaders from around the world.
Celebrated Cherokee painter featured in new exhibit
Explore the artistic journey of a celebrated Cherokee painter, mentor and storyteller in a new exhibit at the Saline Courthouse Museum.