Cherokee Nation citizen and chef Nico Albert Williams is the recipient of a Cherokee Phoenix Seven Feathers award in the culture category for …
Cherokee Nation language instructor and fluent speaker Ed Fields, lauded by his Cherokee language students, was nominated and is the recipient…
A portrait of former Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Wilma P. Mankiller now adorns a wall on the fifth floor of the Oklahoma State Capitol bui…
Five Native American or First Nations artists have been selected for the prestigious 2023 Eiteljorg Contemporary Art Fellowship.
The “Sovereignty on Trial: The Tragedy at Goingsnake” exhibit is open through next April 8 in the Cherokee National Supreme Court Museum in do…
For the month of October, Cherokee Nation citizen Adreana Cerda had her painting titled “En el Campo de Maíz” (“In the Cornfield”) displayed a…
The willingness to learn the Cherokee language is prevalent as seen in different immersion programs where most are becoming second-language le…
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During the Culture Committee meeting on Nov. 14, Tribal Councilors were updated on Cherokee Nation language department projects for language p…
The highly anticipated Cherokee Nation Durbin Feeling Language Center celebrated a grand opening on Nov. 15 with more than 2,000 people in att…
The Northeastern State University Center for Tribal Studies has partnered with the Oklahoma Arts Council to present the Celebrating Indigenous…
A lesser known part of Cherokee history was commemorated on Oct. 22 at the oldest women’s college in the country, Salem Academy and College.
Twining is a centuries old technique that was used to make utilitarian bags for hunting and gathering, shoes and clothing for southeast Indige…
The Indigenous Artisans Collective is the fourth community to join Etsy’s Uplift Makers Program.
The Cherokee Language Master Apprentice Program is accepting applications for its spring 2023 cohort. The deadline is Friday, Nov. 18 for Marc…
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The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is inviting visitors to experience the “We Are Grateful: Otsaliheliga” Storybook Trail through Friday,…
For more than 10 years the Adair County Historical & Genealogical Association has been working to piece together a museum to represent Ada…
njoy your fall favorites and a day of family fun by visiting a Cherokee Nation museum in October and November.
The event featured everything from Cherokee rappers, country singing, Cherokee storytelling, Cherokee Nation Treasure displays, youth activiti…
The 17th annual Cherokee Art Market was back in full swing after being in a virtual setting the last two years. More than 150 artists represen…
There is much general knowledge about the Cherokee clan system, what each clan is known for and that clans are obtained through a matrilineal …
The Cherokee Phoenix is calling for Cherokee artists to submit design concepts for the news organization’s 2023 shirt.
Cherokee Nation Language Department Executive Director Howard Paden reported to the Tribal Council during a Culture Committee meeting on Sept.…
Although she still considers herself a student, Thelma Forrest has spent more than four decades making Cherokee traditional baskets. A new exh…
One of the largest Native American art shows in the state is returning to Hard Rock Tulsa Oct 8-9, featuring more than 150 elite Native Americ…
After two years of waiting to hold its next conference, the Trail of Tears Association met in Cherokee, North Carolina, Sept. 19-21.
Adjacent to the crossroads of a pair of dirt Delaware County roads, in a pasture and under the shade of an old tree, lies the Mann family ceme…
Cherokee Nation is hosting a grand opening celebration for its newest tourism destination, the Cherokee Nation Anna Mitchell Cultural & We…
Enjoy a day of traditional Cherokee art, music and more during the fifth annual Cherokee Day at Eastern Trails Museum on Saturday, Oct. 1.