The Ada Halloween Celebration Trick or Treat event held in the old Gym on the Headquarters Campus.
Ardmore Head Start Trick or Treat event that took place at the Carter Seminary gym in Ardmore.
The Chickasaw White House hosted Harvest Fest Saturday, Oct. 17 at the grounds in Emet, OK. The event offered attendants the chance to step back into the early 1900s with food and activities planned to exemplify the lives of Chickasaw Nation Governor Douglas H. Johnston and his family.
Filling the first gallery of the Chickasaw Council House Museum is the first Council House of the Chickasaw Nation built in Indian Territory. The Council House is preserved and protected within the museum. Visitors can experience the log building that played such a pivotal role in the early history of the Chickasaw government.
Other exhibits center around Chickasaw culture and artifacts from the homelands in Mississippi, dating from before and around the time of contact with Europeans.
The second gallery of the museum has recently undergone renovation and has exhibits honoring notable Chickasaw individuals, such as major league baseball player Euel "Monk" Moore, astronaut John Herrington, opera singer Lushanya, singer and teacher Ataloa and storyteller Te Ata.
Contemporary Chickasaw painting, sculture, pottery and other Native arts can be found in the art gallery. The Chickasaw Council House Museum is home to many great artworks, including the Clayburn Straughn bronze collection: paintings by Mike Larsen, Brent Greenwood, Gene Williams and Jeannie Barbour beadwork by Leona Wilson, Regina Walker and Jerry Underwood and pottery by Joanna Underwood, Susie Johnson, Richard Henry and Matthew Cravatt. Experience the significant works produced by talented Chickasaw artists.
