Cultural Center Attractions

The Chickasaw Cultural Center was opened in July 2010 as a place to celebrate, embrace and share the culture that binds us together. Here, tour the campus building by building and experience the beauty and history of this world-class center.

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Chickasaw Cultural Center: Interactive Exhibits, Giant-Screen Theater, Shops

Wendy St. Jean
Wendy St. Jean describes some of the exciting interactive features at the Chickasaw Cultural Center.

The Chickasaw Cultural Center: Traditional Village

Michael Cornelius, Cultural Activities Manager, Chickasaw Cultural Center
The Chikasha Inchokka Traditional Village is a unique recreation of a customary Chickasaw village made from native woods and river cane.

Chickasaw Cultural Center: Spirit Forest, The Village

Wendy St. Jean
Wendy St. Jean says her favorite part of the Cultural Center was the Spirit Forest, where visitors can experience traditional stories and images.

The Chickasaw Cultural Center: Chikasha Poya Exhibit Center

Valerie Walters, Executive Officer, Chickasaw Cultural Center
The Chikasha Poya ("we are Chickasaw") Exhibit Center is a state-of-the-art interactive experience.

The Chickasaw Cultural Center: The Anoli' Theater

Experience Chickasaw History and Culture
The 350-seat Anoli' ("stories") Theater features a 2,700-square-foot screen, comfortable seats, and showcases Chickasaw films.

The Chickasaw Cultural Center: Honor Garden

Valorie Walters, Executive Officer, Chickasaw Cultural Center
The Aaholiitobli' Honor Garden is a serene oasis that pays homage to the elders, warriors, and leaders of the Chickasaw Nation throughout history.

The Chickasaw Cultural Center: Aaimpa' Café

Experience Chickasaw History and Culture
The Aaimpa' ("a place to eat") Café serves traditional Chickasaw dishes.

The Chickasaw Cultural Center: Amphitheater

Experience Chickasaw History and Culture
The Kochcha' Aabiniili ("outdoor seating") Amphitheater is in the heart of the campus.