Cultural classes provide Cherokee Nation citizen artists an opportunity to teach, demonstrate or perform their Cherokee art. Classes are open to all, with a preference for Cherokee Nation citizens, to help ensure the Cherokee art forms and cultural practices continue for future generations.
Approved artists can apply to be contracted teachers for cultural classes, performances and demonstrations hosted in the community with specific initiatives for youth classes and programming. Artists are paid for their time, supplies and travel.
Program will work with the instructor to secure a class/performance location in or outside of the Cherokee Nation Reservation.
Instructor will have the option of being included in a cultural class catalogue for future classes and events. After the final course session, each participant will be asked to complete a survey. Instructor must document their classes by providing the following:
Apply online today or download the form to submit via email or postal service.
If you are a Cherokee artist interested in showcasing your talent, we invite you to join the community. This is the central online hub for the Cherokee art community, providing access to artist resources and support aimed towards preserving the skills, attributes and livelihoods that lead to the continuation of Cherokee art.
Learn how to use the resources and tools available to Cherokee Nation artists. We’ll take you through the step-by-step instructions to get you started with your registration, resource applications and more. We are here to support you with any questions you may have about our services.
