Please mark your calendars for the Traditional Foods cultural presentation, hosted by the Cherokee Nation. We will meet at the Longhouse and provide a meal. RSVP by February 28th HERE.

Saturday, December 7 from 10am-12:30pm, we will meet at the Longhouse to celebrate our community and reflect on our organization. We’ll provide coffee and cookies and simple crafts to enjoy while we visit. Posters will offer information about our bylaws and volunteer needs, allowing space for everyone to add comments and suggestions for the year ahead.

Join us for a variety of traditional games (Stickball, Marbles, Chunkey) and/or create a miniature gourd mask! Light snacks will be provided. Register HERE by 9/6.

Visit with Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr., Deputy Chief Bryan Warner, and at-large councilors Johnny Kidwell and Julia Coates at this gathering for at-large citizens on Saturday, August 3rd in Salem, OR!

Enjoy cultural presentations and demonstrations which may include: Miss Cherokee, storytelling, flute playing, and traditional arts and crafts.

Cherokee Nation Registration will be on-site for photo IDs and citizenship applications. Photo IDs will stop accepting applications 30 minutes before the end of the event. Education Services and Cherokee Vote will also be on location to assist citizens.

Lunch will be provided by the Cherokee Nation.
 For questions regarding this event, please call 918-207-4963. We hope to see you there!

Join us for Cherokee Bingo to practice the syllabary and learn new words! Prizes and food provided.

Join us for our Ribbon Skirt Workshop with special guest, Seli Stewart! Seli (Sarah) Stewart is a Special Projects Officer within Cherokee Nation's department of community and cultural outreach. She has been sewing for most of her life after learning the basics in junior high school and beading since 2016. She became a TERO certified artist in March of 2022. Most of Seli's art projects focus on Cherokee stories, culture, and language. She was most recently awarded 2nd place in the category of emerging artists at the Trail of Tears Art Show in 2023 for her cornhusk doll, and has created apparel for First Daughter, Jazzy Hoskin, and Delegate Kim Teehee.

Lunch and crafting materials are provided.

RSVP by January 5th so we can make sure we have enough supplies and food for everyone.

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Join us for Stickball practice and a game! Sandwiches, chips, and cookies are provided. We’ve got all the Stickball gear. Bring a lawn chair or blanket. *Weather dependent

Join us as we welcome special guest, Cherokee National Treasure, Robert Lewis! Breakfast pastries and coffee will be provided.

Join us as we welcome Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr and At-Large Council Members at our annual meeting and picnic! There will be a variety of cultural presentations and activities. The Registrar's office will be on site to issue ID cards. This is an outdoor event and attendees should bring their own chairs. Please bring a dish according to the first letter of your last name A-G: Main Dish | H-N: Dessert | O-S: Side Dish | T-Z: Drinks/Paper Goods

Join us for a beading and language event! We’ll practice the Cherokee language and learn to make a variety of beaded jewelry. A meal will be provided.

Join us as we play Cherokee Bingo and create Valentine’s Day cards for veterans. Practice the Cherokee language and win fabulous prizes! Snacks are included.

Activities/Topics:

• National Holiday Recap

• Powwow Etiquette

• Harvest Ceremonies

• Cornhusk Dolls

• Community Needs Voting

• Food will be provided

Be sure to join us for this exciting meeting with cultural presentations and demonstrations, along with a visit from Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr., Deputy Chief Bryan Warner, at large Council members Julia Coates and Johnny Kidwell, and Miss Cherokee Chelbie Turtle, Cherokee Nation Registration, Education Services, and Cherokee Vote will also be on hand. A meal will be provided. This is an outdoor event and attendees are encouraged to bring their own chairs.

 Join us as we welcome Cherokee Nation Special Projects Officer Abraham Bearpaw as he shares with us the importance of reconnecting with our heritage. We plan on playing the Cherokee game of stickball and making Cherokee cultural crafts. We will also provide a meal for attendees. RSVP by sending an email to willamettetsalagi@gmail.com