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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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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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Arrival in Indian Territory - Fort Washita

AUGUST 14, 2026
Anoli' Theater
Free
Challenges encountered in Indian Territory by the newly relocated Chickasaws led to the construction of Fort Washita.
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Charles Carter: Chickasaw Leaders and Legacies

AUGUST 14, 2026
Anoli' Theater
Free
Charles Carter was one of only 16 Native Americans elected to the United States Congress and he faithfully served the state of Oklahoma for 20 years.
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Project Hail Mary

AUGUST 15, 2026
Anoli' Theater
$3-$6
When Ryland wakes up alone on a spaceship with no memory, he slowly begins to learn his mission is to save Earth.
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