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SUMMARY:Fear As A Teacher: A Qualla-Ween Mini Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Fear as a Teacher: A Qualla-Ween Mini Exhibit is presented as a part of Qualla-Ween highlights the Cherokee legends that use fear to teach important lessons. \nFeaturing Cherokee art that embodies motifs of these important lessons\, Fear as a Teacher is an expression of Cherokee oral history and will highlight the importance of following our Cherokee lessons and values present in the power of story that has and always will exist as a central part of Cherokee culture. \n\n \n\n\n\nCelebrate Halloween all month long with multiple activities in the cultural district of Cherokee\, NC!\n\n Fear as a TeacherThe Museum of the Cherokee PeopleOctober 1st – 31st9am to 5pm\nIn Cherokee stories\, fear isn’t just a warning—it’s wisdom. From the Raven Mocker to the Nunnehi\, Cherokee legends use fear not to scare\, but to teach. In Fear as a Teacher\, discover how traditional stories and haunting imagery pass down values\, protect our people\, and preserve culture. The exhibit features original Cherokee artwork and oral history\, reimagined through visual storytelling\nFear as a Teacher is appropriate for all ages and included with museum admission. motcp.org\n\n Legendary Fears: The Raven Mocker ScreamsMountainside TheatreOctober 16th-18th\, 23rd-25th\, 30th-Nov 1st7pm to 10pm\nStep into a Cherokee legend on a terrifying haunted trail wherethe Raven Mocker awaits. Face the spirit. Survive the night.\nThe Raven Mocker Screams includes loud noises\, fog\, and flashing lights. The haunted trail includes walking on an uneven path and stairs. Not recommended for children under age 13.\nTickets and more info: https://cherokeehistorical.org/…/quall…/legendary-fears/\n\n Legendary Fears: The Sgili HuntOconaluftee Indian VillageOctober 16th-18th\, 23rd-25th\, 30th-Nov 1st7pm to 10pm\nSomething Walks in the Village After Dark… Tour Oconaluftee Indian Village by night. Hear true tales from our staff and join the hunt for the paranormal.\nThe Sgili Hunt includes walking on uneven surfaces after dark and stairs. This activity is not recommended for children under 10-years-old.\nTickets and more info: https://cherokeehistorical.org/…/quall…/legendary-fears/\n\n Long Man Murder MysteryDowntown CherokeeOctober 24th & 25th10am to 6pm\nWho Killed Cricket Jackson? A beloved river guide is dead. The whispers of Long Man grow louder. Can you solve the mystery Join the Long Man Murder Mystery\, a town-wide interactive whodunit through downtown Cherokee. Visit 12+ local businesses\, gather clues from live actors\, and uncover the truth behind Cricket Jackson’s chilling demise. Follow the clues. Catch a killer.\nThe hunt starts at the Outdoor Pavilion in front of The Museum of the Cherokee People. Free to participate and appropriate for all ages\n\n Crafty CannibalsQualla Arts & Crafts MutualOctober 24th & 25th9am to 3pm\nCome to Qualla and be a Crafty Cannibal! Get your hands messy in the best way at Crafty Cannibals\, a hands-on Halloween-inspired craft event for all ages! Make spooky\, stylish\, and totally fun creations at Qualla Arts & Crafts Mutual.\nActivities include decoupage masks & ornaments\, DIY sugar scrub\, pottery bead necklaces\, and an iron-on patch station. Bring your creativity and maybe a little courage as you learn about the Cherokee legend of the water cannibals\nAppropriate for all ages! Prices vary depending on DIY project\n\n “A Raven’s Call” Film PremiereMountainside TheatreOctober 25th only7pm to 8:30pm\nJoin us for the exclusive Cherokee premiere of “A Raven’s Call.” This one-night-only event features the premiere of the horror short film “A Raven’s Call\,” directed by Corbin Rowell\, as well as a talkback with the two Cherokee actors in the film.\nSynopsis: Set in the early 18th century\, two Cherokee Indian friends encounter a sinister entity based on a real Cherokee legend: the Raven Mocker.\nThe theatre is accessible. The film is not recommended for children under age 13
URL:https://motcp.org/event/fear-as-a-teacher-a-qualla-ween-mini-exhibit/
LOCATION:Museum of the Cherokee People\, 589 Tsali Blvd\, Cherokee\, NC\, 28719\, United States
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