Cherokee Artists Mallory and Barrow

Artists can explain things without words, and that allows more people to understand.

October Cherokees

Mt. Hood Cherokees went on another field trip to see Tsagaglalal.

It was certainly the most unique memorial service I have ever attended.

Pedro’s grandparents were fluent in Nahuatl, so keeping the culture near to him is important.

Every August, hundreds of Cherokees gather in Oregon and reconnect with our Tribal government.

My Cherokee group had the opportunity to see Columbia River pictographs that were formerly lost to view by mere human eyes.

Cherokee National Treasure Barbara Adair taught our group how to make baskets.

Park managers today are doing a good job of telling a more accurate story.

I hadn’t looked for it before. But now that it’s there, it feels really good.

In August we were pleased to host the Cherokee Nation visit to Oregon.