We went during spring break when the Chickasaw were celebrating Three Sisters. This is beginning of... read more
First time here and it’s very impressive! Loved all the history of the Chickasaw and the buildings... read more
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We went during spring break when the Chickasaw were celebrating Three Sisters. This is beginning of planting time for Corn, Beans, Squash... the 3 sisters. The interactive village was in full swing with a stomp dance, people teaching about various aspects of the culture, the...More
First time here and it’s very impressive! Loved all the history of the Chickasaw and the buildings and grounds. It’s a beautiful, clean place. We were there for the Three Sisters Spring Celebration and it was great. We got to watch stomp dances and there...More
I have known that the Chickasaw Cultural Center existed for some time, but since it’s quite a distance from Tulsa, we never went there. When my grandchildren came to visit, we decided to make the trip. Outstanding! We spent the day there and took in...More
The Chickasaw Indian Tribe has really done and excellent job with the design, layout, and exhibits in this center/museum.
Great time with family! Staff and performers were friendly and fun. Good food!! Village was great and art beautiful. Informative experience and fun.
What we thought would be a quick 1 hour run through turned out to be a 5 hour day. This place is pristine! Such a peaceful fell to the grounds. We watched both the morning and afternoon stomp dance and of course we danced with...More
This is a tourist trap. It is also a great way to learn about Native American culture (particularly the Chickasaw) in a state of the art institution. There’s an iMAX theater and some great trails to explore. There’s even a cafe serving traditional Chickasaw foods...More
We visited the Cultural Center in December and it was very interesting and I loved the Christmas light display.
We found out about this facility at the visitor center in Sulphur. We had time to make the short drive to the center in time to see a stomp dance performance. It was very interesting and fun. The dancers explained about their history and how...More
The Native American exchange of information program that takes place at the Chickasaw Cultural Center is not only very educational,but is very entertaining as well. The natural setting of the center is one that leaves very little to be desired by the visitor.Both old and...More
