A wide array of First American films and filmmakers were celebrated during the 2023 Holba' Pisachi' “Showing Pictures” Native Film Festival, March 11 at the Chickasaw Cultural Center.
The Chickasaw Cultural Center National Learn About Butterflies Day is Tuesday, March 14. Coinciding with the annual Three Sisters Celebration, the cultural center, located at 867 Cooper Memorial Road, will host this event providing an opportunity to learn about native and migrating butterfly species, including monarch butterflies.
The Chickasaw Cultural Center, in collaboration with the National Park Service and the Chickasaw National Recreation Area, will highlight the American bald eagle during the annual bald eagle watch.
“Montford: The Chickasaw Rancher” will be in the spotlight Saturday, March 11, as the Chickasaw Cultural Center’s Holba’ Pisachi’ Native Film Festival returns.
The Chickasaw Cultural Center (CCC) invites the public to join in celebrating a decade of sharing Chickasaw history and culture with a virtual anniversary event premiering 10 a.m., Friday, July 24.
Chickasaw artist Mike Larsen honored 28 Chickasaw elders as part of an ongoing portraiture project, unveiling 24 paintings at the Chickasaw Cultural Center in Sulphur.
The Chickasaw Cultural Center invites patrons to take part in a special weeklong event to celebrate Valentine’s Day through participation in Chickasaw culture, language, food, and make and take activities.
The Chickasaw Cultural Center and the Chickasaw National Recreation Area (CNRA) will join the community in celebrating the American bald eagle with bald eagle watch events 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday, Jan. 18 and 25.
The Chickasaw Cultural Center is gearing up for what will be a busy holiday season filled with seasonal staples like decorated trees, lights and candy canes as well as unique offerings such as art markets and gourmet dinners.
The sun maintained its summer heat as stickball teams and fans from Oklahoma, Texas and Mississippi gathered at the Chickasaw Cultural Center for the inaugural Chickasaw Annual Meeting and Festival 12 on 12 coed stickball tournament.
The Chickasaw Nation has planned an evening to share culture, honor heritage and showcase art and talent with a duo of events Thursday, Oct. 3 at the Chickasaw Cultural Center.
As the summer winds down, the Chickasaw Cultural Center will host events open to the public at no charge at the Chickasaw Cultural Center, 867 Cooper Memorial Road, Sulphur
The Chickasaw Cultural Center will host Ithana: The Learn and Lunch Series Wednesday, July 24, at noon in the Holisso: The Center for Study of Chickasaw History and Culture.
During the month of June, the Chickasaw Nation will host events open to the public at the Chickasaw Cultural Center, 867 Cooper Memorial Road, Sulphur.
During the month of May, the Chickasaw Nation will host events open to the public at no charge at the Chickasaw Cultural Center, 867 Cooper Memorial Road.
During the month of April, the Chickasaw Nation will host events open to the public at no charge at the Chickasaw Cultural Center, 867 Cooper Memorial Road.
The Chickasaw Cultural Center was recently honored by an international organization for its on-going efforts to preserve and protect the monarch butterfly.
Located at the Chickasaw Cultural Center, the Holisso: The Center for Study of Chickasaw History and Culture features Chickasaw and other Southeastern Indian genealogy, oral history workshops, digitization events, lecture series, conferences, roundtable discussions and book signings.
Educators, linguists, historic preservationists and artists were among those honored during the Chickasaw Nation Arts & Culture Award ceremony Oct. 4 at the Chickasaw Cultural Center.
Homeschool educators and students are invited to the Homeschool Day 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Thursday, Aug. 23, at the Chickasaw Cultural Center, 867 Cooper Memorial Road.
World-renowned Native fashion designer Patricia Michaels will add a dash of haute couture to the Chickasaw Cultural Center’s Holba’ Pisachi’ Film Festival, Saturday, July 14.
Native potters from across the region will gather for the Native Pottery Market & Symposium Saturday, April 21, and Sunday, April 22, at the Chickasaw Cultural Center, 867 Cooper Memorial Road.
A hunt for 10,000 Easter eggs is one of many activities featured at the annual Easter celebration which is expected to draw more than 1,500 guests to the Chickasaw Cultural Center.
Chickasaw Nation Production’s critically-acclaimed feature film “TE ATA” will be shown at the Chickasaw Cultural Center three consecutive weekends beginning Nov. 4.