Books on the Boundary: A Museum of the Cherokee People Reading Circle meets in the Museum Store to discuss The Berry Pickers by Amanda Peters (Mi'kmaq and settler ancestry).
Museum of the Cherokee People is proud to partner with Mountain Bizworks and Craft Your Commerce for a professional development workshop for Cherokee artists.
Young aspiring filmmakers are invited to step into the world of storytelling and film in this free community learning workshop.
MotCP's free annual Native pop culture celebration showcases emerging artists who are exploring identity through film, music, and visual art.
Museum of the Cherokee People's Collections Division invites you to take a closer look at the newest objects in the Museum's care at a special after-hours event.
Confluence: An Indigenous Writers’ Workshop returns for its second year.
MotCP's book club gathers to discuss their fall read, with a live Zoom Q&A with the author.
Do you have what it takes to navigate MotCP's haunted museum?
Do you have what it takes to navigate MotCP's haunted museum?
Museum of the Cherokee People's genealogy staff invites the Wolftown community to learn how to conduct research into your own family tree.
Wolftown community members are invited to learn how to begin their own genealogical research in this free workshop.
Mary Crowe and Lavita Hill share their journey restoring the name of Kuwohi in Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
