The Chickasaw Nation Arts and Humanities Division encourages student, amateur and professional photographers to participate in the three-category competition. ...

Showcasing the art, strength, spirit and creativity of Chickasaw women, the arts and humanities division hosts the “Art of the Chickasaw Woman” exhibit. ...

The Artesian Arts Festival is an annual cultural event featuring original First American art, music, dance, food and family-friendly entertainment. ...

The ARTesian Gallery & Studios, located across the street from the Artesian Hotel and Spa at 101 West Muskogee in Sulphur, offers nearly 7,400 square feet of space to celebrate and share a variety of art. ...

The artist directory is a listing of visual, literary, performing, film, video and/or radio artists of Southeastern or Woodland tribal affiliation. ...

Butterflies are symbolic of the beauty, inspiration and determination of Chickasaw women throughout history. ...

The Chickasaw Nation Cemetery Preservation Program provides clean-up, identification and documentation for existing Chickasaw cemeteries within the Chickasaw Nation boundaries.  The approved application process helps determine the scope of clean-up of an abandoned family cemetery, to perform an initial evaluation of cemetery conditions and to develop a plan of work upon approval. The program is capable of locating graves using Global Positioning System (GPS) equipment and evaluating below-ground disturbances using ground penetrating radar (GPR)....

We will be celebrating the Chickasaw Annual Meeting and Festival Sept. 29 – Oct. 7, 2023. Enjoy a weeklong series of events, cultural demonstrations and more. ...

Gain archaeological fieldwork experience during a one-week journey to the Chickasaw Homeland. ...

Construction began April 1898 on the Chickasaw Capitol Building. A stately structure overlooking the town of Tishomingo, it was built of red granite from the Pennington Creek quarry of Gov. R. M. Harris. ...