Join Waylon Long (Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians) and Museum of the Cherokee People Atsila Anotasgi Cultural Specialist Dylan Morgan (Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians) to learn how to process (bust, peel, and shave) rivercane.
Books on the Boundary: A MotCP Reading Circle discusses 'Even As We Breathe' by Annette Saunooke Clapsaddle (Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians) with a Q&A featuring the author.
The Gadugi Pottery Workshop, led by Tara McCoy (Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians) is a community learning opportunity designed to increase and improve traditional pottery-making in the tribal community. Registration is now open for the 2024 workshop to enrolled members of federally recognized tribes. Participants must commit to attending each day of the workshop: January […]
sov·er·eign·ty: Expressions in Sovereignty of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, an exhibition that illuminates the complexities of tribal sovereignty and the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians’ continuing legacy of resilience, opens March 15.
The Gadugi Pottery Workshop, led by Tara McCoy (Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians) is a community learning opportunity designed to increase and improve traditional pottery-making in the tribal community. Registration is now open for the 2024 workshop to enrolled members of federally recognized tribes. Participants must commit to attending each day of the workshop: January […]
March 19-March 31, enjoy up to 40% off select in-store Museum Store merchandise, including Buffalotown Clothing Co. products, unique home goods, apparel, accessories, and much more.
Qualla Boundary MMIW, in partnership with Museum of the Cherokee People, will hold a Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives Archiving Event taking place May 2 from 9am-12pm and 1pm-5pm in the Multipurpose Room of the Museum.
The Museum of the Cherokee People actively seeks input from the EBCI community for the update of its main exhibition.
Enjoy behind-the-scenes tours, signature cocktails, community, and a special gift at MotCP's Member Appreciation Night.
Enjoy the very first look at MotCP's new exhibition of work by emerging Cherokee potters, and support the artists directly by shopping at a one-night-only pop-up market.
Learn to make your own mocs in a two-part Puckertoe Moccasin Making Class led by Museum of the Cherokee People Director of Collections & Exhibitions Evan Mathis.
In partnership with Unequoloada, Museum of the Cherokee People hosts an archiving event that welcomes members of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians to share oral histories and materials relating to LGBTQ2S+ life and experiences.
