The Chickasaw Cultural Center will host Ithana: The Learn and Lunch Series once monthly in the Holisso: The Center for Study of Chickasaw History and Culture.
Next Presentation: Sept. 22 at noon
Title: History of Kullihoma and Stomp Dance Etiquette
Description: Located between Ada and Allen, Oklahoma, Kullihoma means “Red Springs” in the Chickasaw language. It was named after the red waters that came before a storm. While the natural spring has ceased flowing, the area remains rich in Chickasaw history, culture and tradition. Join Jason Eyachabbe, Skylar Nucosee, Blake Nucosee and Lokosh (Joshua D. Hinson), as they provide an overview about this culturally significant site that serves as a place for Chickasaw people to gather, reunite and carry on their traditions.
Presenters: Jason Eyachabbe, Skylar Nucosse, Blake Nucosee and Lokosh (Joshua D. Hinson)
Menu: Italian sub served with a drink.
Upcoming Presentations:
Presentation is free and open to the public. Attendees may choose to purchase the $7 lunch option.
Reservations are required - please contact the Special Events Department at 580-622-7130 or Special.EventsCCC@Chickasaw.net.
*IDP credit is available for Chickasaw Nation employees who attend.
