Take a free guided 60-90-minute tour of the Museum’s main exhibition, learn about its storied history and exciting future with an Atsila Anotasgi Cultural Specialist from the Museum’s Education team.

Tours depart from the Museum’s lobby and are available available Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9:30am, 10:30am, 1:30pm, and 2:30pm.

Free guided tours are for individual ticket buyers. If you are interested in booking a guided tour for your adult group, click here. If you are interested in guided tours for school groups, click here.

A group of motivated and passionate artists, storytellers, singers, dancers, researchers, Cherokee language learners, and knowledge seekers, Atsila Anotasgi (the Cherokee word for “Fire Builders”) focus on cultural preservation by reconnecting with their Eastern Cherokee heritage. The group is comprised entirely of enrolled members of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians who educate non-Indigenous and Indigenous communities about Eastern Cherokee belief systems, concepts, song and dance, and traditions through lectures, dance performances, art demonstrations, and storytelling sessions.