STATE OF THE NATION
Cherokee Nation’s elected leaders share the work the tribe has done in the last year, and goals for the year ahead, with the citizens of Cherokee Nation.
DRIVE-IN MOVIE NIGHTS
The inaugural Drive In Movie Nights are a free celebration of Cherokee storytelling, language, heritage, culture and traditions — brought to a jumbo screen at One Fire Field.
DRIVE-IN MOVIE NIGHTS
The inaugural Drive In Movie Nights are a free celebration of Cherokee storytelling, language, heritage, culture and traditions — brought to a jumbo screen at One Fire Field.
VIRTUAL INTER-TRIBAL POWWOW
A great competitive tradition, honoring Native American culture
and celebrating Native American dance, will feature up to 650 performances across 13 categories. Watch on-demand through August and September.
A great competitive tradition, honoring Native American culture and celebrating Native American dance, will feature up to 650 performances across 13 categories. Watch on-demand through August and September.
CHEROKEE NATIONAL TREASURES
ART SHOW
CHEROKEE NATIONAL TREASURES ART SHOW
Tuesday, September 1, 2 pm
Councilor Victoria Vazquez
presents the Cherokee
National Treasures
Art Show.
Councilor Victoria Vazquez
presents the Cherokee National
Treasures Art Show.
CHEROKEE NATION
COMMUNITY TOURS
September 2 – 3, 9 am
A new series debuts at Cherokee National Holiday, sharing the many communities of Cherokee Nation.
FISHING WITH JASON CHRISTIE (FOR KIDS!)
Friday, September 4, 9 am
It doesn’t take a fancy bass boat to catch ’em. Jason Christie revisits the creeks, ponds and watersheds where he learned to fish.
DRIVE-IN FIREWORKS SHOW
Sunday, September 6, 8 pm
Watch fireworks light up the night sky at Cherokee Springs Plaza. This show will be a free, in-person event.