At this two-day clinic, cheerleading coaches instruct students on motion, jumps, spirit, rhythm, health and fitness. ...

We will be celebrating the Chickasaw Annual Meeting and Festival Sept. 29 – Oct. 7, 2023. Enjoy a weeklong series of events, cultural demonstrations and more. ...

Gain archaeological fieldwork experience during a one-week journey to the Chickasaw Homeland. ...

This unique academy emphasizes Chickasaw and other Southeastern Native American cultures and tribal aesthetics through performing and visual arts. Students are immersed in an exploration of various artistic fields, career preparatory programming and student-oriented skill development, and cultural enrichment. ...

The purpose of the Chickasaw Business Directory is to identify existing businesses that are 51 percent owned, controlled and operated by Chickasaw citizens. ...

Providing social, spiritual and personal development for First American students, this cottage-style housing facility sits on 160 acres overlooking Lake Texoma. ...

Explore the identity, survival, history, culture and creativity of the Chickasaw people, with two humanities courses offered variety of accredited colleges and universities in Oklahoma. ...

Meetings for Chickasaw citizens across the United States are facilitated by the community outreach program....

Located on the Capitol grounds in Tishomingo, Oklahoma, the Chickasaw Council House Museum holds one of the largest collections of Chickasaw art, artifacts and archive materials. Experience the first Chickasaw Council House built in Indian Territory, artifacts tracing the history and culture of the Chickasaw people and contemporary Chickasaw artwork. Explore our great Chickasaw history and culture at the museum and learn more about the Chickasaw people who helped shape our Nation.

The museum gift shop offers a variety of souvenirs, books, music and Chickasaw language materials. We also have pottery, jewelry, beadwork and other artwork by Chickasaw artists.

A visit would not be complete without exploring the Chickasaw Nation Historic Capitol Building and the Chickasaw Genealogy Research Center, both of which are also on the Capitol grounds.

Group tours are available by reservation and are limited to 14 people per tour. To reserve a group tour, please contact the Council House Museum.

Museum hours:

Tuesday through Saturday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Closed for federal holidays

Grow closer as a family while learning Chikashshanompaˈ. This overnight camp promotes the use of Chickasaw language through language immersion sessions, games and a variety of cultural activities designed for the whole family. ...