59th Annual Holiday Sept 2, 3 and 4, 2011
Our three-day celebration is jam-packed with sports activities for all ages, from traditional games such as Cherokee marbles, the cornstalk shoot and the blowgun competition to more familiar golf and softball tournaments. Hundreds of vendor booths offer visitors the opportunity to view and purchase authentic Native American-made products and foods. Music lovers can pick and choose from gospel and bluegrass music, a toe-tapping fiddler’s competition, and even a concert from the internationally-known, award-winning Cherokee National Youth Choir.
Schedule of Events
A list of events taking place during the 59th Annual Cherokee National Holiday in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, the Capital of the Cherokee Nation.
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