Cherokee Nation, one of the largest tribal nations in the U.S., is breaking barriers and disproving stereotypes by changing how Native Americans are represented and redefining how their stories are told.

Sheryl Crow is set to perform at River Spirit Casino’s concert venue, The Cove.

"TCP After Dark" is a recent venture of Tahlequah Community Playhouse Inc., with alternate venues and a variety of theatrical offerings for mature audiences.

TULSA - The stage is officially set as live entertainment debuts at Hard Rock Live, inside Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa. The award-winning 2,700-seat theater, formerly known as The Joint: Tulsa, recently announced headliners including Top Rank Boxing, Kansas, Incubus and Hank Williams Jr.

Blaine Bailey will perform at Dewain's Place on Friday, July 23 at 9 p.m.

MUSKOGEE – The Muskogee Art Guild will sponsor Glen Thomas in its first in-person workshop since the pandemic, July 22-23, in Spaulding Park.

OKLAHOMA CITY – Beginning July 20 at 10 a.m., tickets to the most exciting events and attractions at the 2021 Oklahoma State Fair go on sale.

PRYOR —The Born & Raised Music Festival will draw thousands of visitors to the Pryor Area this September, and the Pryor Area Chamber of Commerce is seeking volunteers to help the festival run smoothly over the three-day event.

Every Tuesday at the Tahlequah Library, teenagers walk up to the front desk to ask for to-go kits, which contain a fun activity that is designed to stimulate the brain. The library puts these together to help local youth stay active during the summer months.

The 50th Annual Trail of Tears Art Show and Sale is underway, with this year’s top award going to Cherokee National Treasure Vivian Cottrell for her black-ash basket “We Are Still Here.”

Blake Pocquette, Hollywood stuntman, teamed up with actor Max Purget for a two-day training to help native youth find a path into the world of film.

ROSE — Enjoy award-winning fine art from Cherokee National Treasure Dorothy Sullivan in a new exhibit at the Saline Courthouse Museum beginning June 29.

NORTHWEST ARKANSAS – One of the most dynamic performers of this era, Mr. Worldwide aka Pitbull, is set to take over the Walmart AMP stage for the first time.

VIAN – Cherokee Nation announced Wednesday the acquisition of Dwight Mission in Sequoyah County. The historic property has been used by Dwight Presbyterian Mission Inc. for camp and conference activities since the 1950s and includes more than 200 acres.

Northeastern State University’s River City Players will be back in the spotlight in July for a series of performances. The much-anticipated season comes after a lapse in the summer shows due to COVID-19.

SALLISAW – Moved to locate and unite the Cherokee people, celebrated linguist Sequoyah embarked on a perilous journey to Mexico in 1842.

NORTHWEST ARKANSAS – 3 Doors Down is bringing The Better Life 20th Anniversary Tour with Seether to the Walmart AMP on Friday, Sept. 24. Gates open at 7 pm. Music starts at 8 pm.

With a flair for the wild and unexpected, the genre-defying trio, TAKE3, brings the refinement of a rigorous classical music background and infuses it with rock-star charisma.

Due to circumstances beyond anyone's control, OKM Music's finale performance featuring Grady Nichols and Baha Men will be held indoors at the Bartlesville Community Center. The performance will still take place Thursday, June 17, beginning at 6 p.m. with the doors opening at 5 p.m.

NORTHWEST ARKANSAS – Chris Tomlin arrives at the Walmart AMP on Thursday, Aug. 19, with Kari Jobe and Bethel Music and special guest Cody Carnes. Gates open at 6 pm. Music starts at 7 pm.

On Saturday, June 12, at 1:30 p.m. the Oklahoma Historical Society (OHS) will host "Legacy of the Tulsa Race Massacre," a roundtable discussion on how race relations developed in Oklahoma after one of the state’s most horrific events, the Tulsa Race Massacre. The panel will present several p…

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