Admission to the Choctaw Cultural Center covers entry into permanent exhibitions, the changing exhibition gallery, the Luksi Activity Center, the Living Village, Kowi Chito Theater and Cultural Center programs.
Some special events may be ticketed separately. Admission is not required to visit Champuli Café or Hvshi Gift Store.
Choctaw Tribal Members and Cultural Center Members receive complimentary admission in person upon check in.
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Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 AM-5:00 PM
Sunday-Monday CLOSED
**Hours subject to change due to holidays.
Are you interested in having an impact on culture and community? Do you enjoy promoting the Choctaw Culture? Are you looking for an opportunity to serve? We can help. Register with the Volunteer Program at the Cultural Center today!
Registration is coming soon.
Come join us for a day of kinship and kapucha!
This workshop brings women together to learn stick skills, injury prevention and care, as well as encouraging them to take care of their physical health and wellness. But perhaps most importantly, it helps them become leaders in their own communities.
You are required to be a stickball player with your own sticks to participate, 16 years or older.
Don't miss out on the Fourth of July celebration at the Choctaw Cultural Center. Bring the whole family and watch the fireworks from the Choctaw Casino & Resorts at the Cultural Center's front patio or parking lot. Enjoy family-friendly food and fun!
More details to be announced.
Personal chairs are permitted. No outside food or drink. Concession available.
Tickets required - Purchase online or in-person.
Participants will learn how to make fry bread with guidance from a guest teacher. Each participant will receive their own fry bread–making kit to use during the workshop.
Registration for this workshop is $20.00 per person.
Please note that all sales are final, and refunds are not available. We appreciate your understanding.
Please register below if you would like to have a booth at our International Museum Day on Saturday, May 17th.
Calling all Cultural Center members! Join us for our second social tea with Dr. Carmen Jones. Dr. Jones will be bringing samples of teas to try as we discuss their benefits and significance.
Join us this March and April for an adult textile workshop exploring the traditional art of twining, one of the oldest Choctaw weaving methods. Using modern materials, guests will weave a small bag while learning how this technique transforms fibers into everyday necessities. Twining is a process that has connected generations of makers for thousands of years. Come learn, create, and leave with a piece shaped by both tradition and your own hands.
This is included with admission to the Choctaw Cultural Center.
Admission is complimentary for Choctaw tribal members and Cultural Center members.
Celebrate Mahli Hvshi (Windy Month) with us this March and April at the Cultural Center! Kids will design and customize their own windmills, starting with a paint-by-number pattern before assembling their finished piece. This hands-on workshop connects creativity with Choctaw seasonal knowledge, celebrating the windy time of year when the land begins to change and renew. A fun, meaningful way for young artists to learn, create, and take home something they made themselves.
Parent or guardian supervision required for the duration of the workshop.
This is included with admission to the Choctaw Cultural Center.
Admission is complimentary for Choctaw tribal members and Cultural Center members.