This spring, hear and practice speaking Cherokee at Museum of the Cherokee People's latest language series: Immersive Conversational Cherokee Language.
Join historian and storyteller Kathi Littlejohn (EBCI) for a non-academic series about culturally significant places, stories, and key historical figures in Cherokee history.
Members of Cherokee's Big Y community are invited to learn how to begin their own family research.
Shop handmade art, crafts, and unique finds on the Museum lawn.
Be the first to see new works of pottery by students in MotCP's annual pottery workshop, led by artist Tara McCoy (Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians).
Join historian and storyteller Kathi Littlejohn (EBCI) for a non-academic series about culturally significant places, stories, and key historical figures in Cherokee history.
MotCP will open at 10:30am after a morning staff meeting.
Author Andrea L. Rogers (Cherokee Nation) joins Books on the Boundary: A Museum of the Cherokee People Reading Circle for a virtual Q&A about her latest book, 'The Art Thieves.'
An exclusive evening of one-of-a-kind experiences for Museum members.
Museum of the Cherokee People's signature event returns for an evening of Indigenous self-representation in film, art, music, and more.
