Anoli' Theater

The Anoli' Theater has been renovated to include new lighting and technology upgrades as well as an expanded stage for live events.

While the Anoli' Theater is primarily a place to tell First American stories through the art of film, it also serves as a venue for other events, including cultural presentations, workshops, scholarly lectures, stomp dance demonstrations, fashion shows and more.

Find a list of our upcoming films by clicking here.

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Campus Grounds

The 184-acre campus of the Chickasaw Cultural Center is full of beautiful areas to explore both indoors and out.

Aaishtaya' Room

Where our journey begins - step into the Aaishtaya' Room and let the unconquered and unconquerable spirit of the Chickasaw people surround you.

Holisso: The Center for Study of Chickasaw History and Culture

Holisso: The Center for Study of Chickasaw History and Culture is a 20,000-square-foot specialty library focusing on the study of the Chickasaw Nation and other tribes in the Southeastern United States.

Today at the Cultural Center

Daily Activities

11 A.m. Stomp Dance Demonstration

11:30 A.m. First Encounter

1 P.m. First Encounter

2 P.m. Stomp Dance Demonstration

3 P.m. Native America: New World Rising

Exhibits

10 A.m. Away From Home: American Indian Boarding School Stories

10 A.m. Chikasha Immi': Chickasaw Material Culture

10 A.m. The Chickasaw Lighthorse: A Tradition of Justice - Chikasha Naalhtoka' : Chikashshiyaakni' Atooni (Chickasaw Police : Guardians of Chickasaw Territory)

Films and Videos

11:30 A.m. First Encounter

1 P.m. First Encounter

3 P.m. Native America: New World Rising

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Upcoming Events

Saturday Evening Movies

Every Saturday!

Anoli' Theater

$3 - $6

Join us in the Anoli’ Theater Saturday evenings for films that are perfect for the whole family!

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Native America: New World Rising

APRIL 29, 2025

Anoli' Theater

Free

Discover how resistance, survival and revival are revealed through an empire of horse-mounted Comanche warriors, secret messages encoded in an Aztec manuscript and a grass bridge in the Andes that spans mountains and centuries.

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