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Quallatown Makers
A monthly crafting meetup for our Qualla Boundary community.
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Books on the Boundary: ‘The Art Thieves’ by Andrea L. Rogers (Cherokee Nation)
Museum of the Cherokee People 589 Tsali Blvd, Cherokee, NC, United StatesAuthor 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.'
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Member Night
An exclusive evening of one-of-a-kind experiences for Museum members.
Quallatown Makers
A monthly crafting meetup for our Qualla Boundary community.
Postponed Cherokee History & Stories Workshop Series
Museum of the Cherokee People - Education WingJoin historian and storyteller Kathi Littlejohn (EBCI) for a non-academic series about culturally significant places, stories, and key historical figures in Cherokee history.
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Postponed Book Signing with Benjamin E. Frey (Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians)
Museum of the Cherokee People 589 Tsali Blvd, Cherokee, NC, United StatesBenjamin E. Frey, author of 'Rising Above: Language Revitalization in the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians' will sign his new book in the Museum Store.
Quallatown Makers
A monthly crafting meetup for our Qualla Boundary community.
Featured
Cherokee History & Stories Workshop
Museum of the Cherokee People - Education WingJoin historian and storyteller Kathi Littlejohn (EBCI) for a non-academic series about culturally significant places, stories, and key historical figures in Cherokee history.
Quallatown Makers
A monthly crafting meetup for our Qualla Boundary community.
Featured
The Way We See the World
Harrah's Cherokee Casino Resort 777 Casino Dr, Cherokee, NC, United StatesMuseum of the Cherokee People's signature event returns for an evening of Indigenous self-representation in film, art, music, and more.
Cherokee History & Stories Workshop Series
Museum of the Cherokee People - Education WingJoin historian and storyteller Kathi Littlejohn (EBCI) for a non-academic series about culturally significant places, stories, and key historical figures in Cherokee history.
