Chickasaw Cultural Center Events

Help celebrate National Library Week with us at the Holisso: The Center for Study of Chickasaw History and Culture!

Join us throughout this weeklong event for genealogy, book conservation and...

Join us Saturday, April 20, for the 2nd Annual Inkana 5K Fun Run & 1 Mile Walk, a partnership run between the Chickasaw National Recreation Area and the Chickasaw Nation.

All proceeds will...

Please join us as we partner with the National Park Service at the Chickasaw National Recreation Area to celebrate National Park Week.

Race into National Park Week with the Inkana...

Easter arrives at the Chickasaw Cultural Center with fun for the whole family!

Meet the Easter Bunny and enjoy a variety of holiday-themed activities including a scavenger hunt, make-and-take...

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Young race car driver Cole Trickle dreams of someday winning the Indianapolis 500. He is recruited by a Chevrolet dealership tycoon to race in the NASCAR Winston Cup Series. After growing...

When Vanellope von Schweetz’s arcade game Sugar Rush unexpectedly breaks, she must recruit her best friend Ralph to help find a way to repair it. The only solution they have is to head into the...

In this action-packed adventure, Robin of Loxley and his enemy-turned-friend known as John organize a revolt against the English Crown. After serving four years in the Crusades, Robin has returned...

God hand-picked Samson and gave him the gift of supernatural strength. After losing the love of his life, Samson embarks on a mission to avenge his people. During his quest to help the Hebrews,...

Based on the popular board game, this film is set in Mr. Boddy’s swanky mansion, Hill House, where six strangers have been invited over for a dinner party hosted by Mr. Boddy’s butler and maid....

See original portraits painted by world-renowned, Chickasaw artist Mike Larsen. This exhibition features 20 of the 48 original elder portraits.

Noted by the award-winning Larsen as one of his...

The Chickasaw Cultural Center is excited to exhibit original artwork from the children’s book "Through the Eyes of the Eagle."

This is the first book in a four-part series developed by the...

The Chickasaw Cultural Center’s newest exhibit honors Native American art, family and creative traditions that are shared between generations through an art show celebrating family bonds and...