MotCP's annual free community event spotlights Indigenous film, art, music, and contemporary culture.
Read leading voices in Native fiction and nonfiction with MotCP's book club.
Open to beginner and experienced weavers, Fingerweaving Fridays is a free opportunity to create in community.
Kathi Littlejohn (EBCI) leads a monthly informal lecture on key Cherokee places, people, and more.
Join us for a discussion with artists from Three Bone Theatre’s production of Sovereignty written by Cherokee Nation playwright and lawyer, Mary Kathryn Nagle (Cherokee Nation).
Open to beginner and experienced weavers, Fingerweaving Fridays is a free opportunity to create in community.
Join us as we discuss First Voice research and why it matters, new Cherokee research, and navigating academia.
Open to beginner and experienced weavers, Fingerweaving Fridays is a free opportunity to create in community.
Open to beginner and experienced weavers, Fingerweaving Fridays is a free opportunity to create in community.
Enjoy a meet-and-greet with the co-author of this exciting new book.
MotCP is closed during construction on the neighboring Cherokee Ceremonial Grounds. We will reopen Friday.
In the mini-exhibit "Fear As a Teacher," see vivid interpretations of Cherokee stories through contemporary art.
