The Southeastern Art Show and Market (SEASAM) provides a marketplace where adult and youth artists from federally recognized Southeastern tribes can exhibit and sell their work. An annual competition takes place during the market. To learn more about SEASAM, visit SEASAM...
The Chickasaw Annual Meeting and Festival features Governor's State of the Nation Address along with a weeklong series of events, cultural demonstrations, entertainment, fellowship and more. This event is open to the public.
Receive mental health treatment through counseling services or participate in therapy groups and educational workshops to address various topics. Participants must be a Chickasaw citizen, Chickasaw Nation employee or an immediate family member of either. Additional...
The Hina' Chokma' (Good Road) program provides First American men and their families a healthy community and integrated services in a trauma-informed residential substance abuse treatment program.
The Nittak Himitta’ (A New Day) program provides First American women and their families a healthy community and integrated services in a trauma-informed residential substance abuse treatment program.
This program is designed to initiate and sustain activity among First American elders. Exercises such as line dancing, chair exercise, water aerobics and more are developed especially for elders. Must be a First American or spouse who is 60 years or older. Personal fitness...
This annual conference invites elders to fellowship and hear about resources and updates from the Chickasaw Nation. Attendees must be Chickasaw elders (age 60 or older).
The denture program provides one pair of dentures per qualified individual once every five years, including fitting, adjustments and repairs. Applicants must be a Chickasaw citizen and receive a referral through a Chickasaw Nation Dental Clinic.
In these college courses (formerly known as Clemente), students explore the history and culture of the Chickasaw people. Scholarships are available for eligible Chickasaw citizens.
Trailblazing Chickasaw women share their powerful perspectives to start conversations and inspire change. Events are open to the public. Registration is required for in-person participation.