This site is operated by Cherokee Gadugi of Tarrant County as a chartered satellite, non-profit, non-political organization of the Cherokee Nation. Its mission is dedicated to providing history, culture, heritage, tradition, language, and fellowship to our members who reside outside the Cherokee Nation boundaries.
Travel
Many exciting events occur outside the Cherokee Gadugi geographic area. Most are in-person but some are online. We publicize those we hear about for the enticement and enrichment of our membership. To submit: support@cherokeegadugi.org
Weekly Online Gathering
Cherokee Community of Pudget Sound
Relaxed, Cherokee, stay connected online weekly meeting. Share your experiences Wednesdays, 5-7pm Pacific time. By phone: 1-408-418-9388 - Access code: 255 923-59337
Meeting number: 2559 235 9337
Password: Z46rPnVRDP7 (94677687 from phones and video systems)
Oct. 19 Pow Wow
Glen Rose Intertribal Pow Wow - Somervell County Expo Center
See the poster to your right.
Cherokee Homecoming Art Show
Cherokee Springs Plaza, Tahlequah, Gallery
A virtual and in-person event, the 2024 Homecoming Art Show presents an all-Cherokee art show in celebration of our culture and heritage.
Harry Oosahwee: Tending the Flame
Saline Courthouse Museum
Opens Sep. 17 - 10am to 4pm
Harry Oosahwee was recognized as a Cherokee National Treasure for sculpture. His career encompasses a wide range of media and experience. See his sculpture, paintings and carvings in a new exhibit which explores his creative versatility.
Cherokee Day
Eastern Trails Museum
Sep. 28 - 10am to 1pm
Celebrate Cherokee culture with a variety of artist demonstrations and performances in the museum courtyard. Each participating artist has been recognized as a Cherokee National Treasure for their significant contribution to the preservation of Cherokee culture. The museum is located at 215 W. Illinois Ave, Vinita, OK.
