Arts & Entertainment

Cherokee Nation celebrates Indigenous cinema at state’s largest film festival TULSA, OK — Cherokee Nation and its film office are proudly celebrating the world premiere of “The Origin of Strawberries,” the first project of its kind to be designed, animated and produced at Cherokee Film Studios. The groundbreaking production uses

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WHAT: 23rd Annual deadCenter Film Festival WHEN:       Thursday, June 8, through Sunday, June 11 WHERE:     Oklahoma City, OK WHO: deadCenter Film Executive Director Cacky Poarch deadCenter Film Director of Programming Sara Thompson Cherokee Film Senior Director Jennifer Loren Cherokee Nation Film Office Virtual Production Manager Michael Lister OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla.

DIRECTED BY JESSE SHORT BULL & LAURA TOMASELLI FEATURING THE POETRY OF LAYLI LONG SOLDIER EXECUTIVE PRODUCED BY JODI ARCHAMBAULT, KEVIN KILLER, SARAH EAGLE HEART & MARK RUFFALO Featuring: Nick Tilsen, Phyllis Young, Milo Yellow Hair, Nick Estes, Krystal Two Bulls, HenryRed Cloud, Candi Brings Plenty, Alex Romero-Frederick, Craig

By: Tina Bridenstine May is Older Americans Month — a time to acknowledge the contributions of older individuals in their communities. The Hownikan interviewed two Citizen Potawatomi elders about their role in the community and their advice for the younger generations. Working for peers Lyman Boursaw, now 90 years old, served

Freedom fill practice squad by inking Elizmar Souza Jeremias, Jacob O’Mara, Roscoe Jarboe, Alex Cerqueira and Coy Pollmeier in the accompanying Practice Squad Draft FORT WORTH, Texas – During the 2023 PBR (Professional Bull Riders) Team Series Draft, the Oklahoma Freedom completed their protected roster, inking young gun Brady Turgeon

Grand Travers Band of Ottawa and Chippewa artist wins Best in Show SULPHUR, Okla. – Throngs of visitors descended on downtown Sulphur Saturday, April 22, to experience the sights and sounds of the 10th annual Artesian Arts Festival. More than 100 First American artists, representing 10 states and 15 tribes, took