National Ribbon Skirt Day in Canada honors Indigenous identity, resilience, and culture through recognition and awareness.

A look at how the Quapaw Nation continues cultural traditions through community gatherings like the Gourd Dance and Hand Game.

The Arkansas Food Innovation Center at Market Center of the Ozarks hosted a Quapaw Nation-inspired dinner led by Chef Randell Ray, celebrating Native American Heritage Month while supporting emerging food entrepreneurs through the AFIC@MCO Scholarship Program.

Join the Corn Husk Dollmaking Class Series to preserve culture and language through hands-on learning.

An irrigation dam in Cambodia’s Cardamom Mountains threatens forests and Indigenous communities a struggle mirrored by tribes in Oklahoma.

Celebrate the Quapaw High School Annual Native American Game on Sept. 6. Wildcats vs. Wyandotte Bears. Kickoff at 7 p.m.

The Pow Wow T-Shirt Art Contest is live! Submit your original design by Nov 1, 2025, for a chance to be featured at the 154th Quapaw Nation Pow Wow.

The O-Gah-Pah (Quapaw) Nation will host a Ribbon Skirt Class on September 14, offering youth ages 5–24 an opportunity to learn the history, meaning, and tradition behind ribbon skirts.

Native voices are key to improving Extension programs. Learn how to share your story through OSU’s new study.

Held in Quapaw, OK, the 2025 Dhegiha Language Conference united speakers and learners across tribal nations to preserve and share Dhegiha languages.

The Quapaw Nation Youth Program is hosting a Ribbon Skirt Class to teach youth traditional skills, strengthen identity, and preserve culture.

A free nostalgic photo opportunity for Quapaw Nation elders will take place on July 5, 2025, at the Old Longhouse from 2 PM to 6 PM.

Experience the Quapaw Fall Gathering on Sept. 6—a day of dancing, culture, and contests inspired by mid-century pow wow traditions.

Help gather valuable insight for a tribal thesis project—take the Quapaw Cultural Heritage Survey today and enter to win a $20 Walmart gift card.

Youth GONA returns July 28–31 at the Quapaw Nation Fitness Center. Open to all. Free event with lunch, snacks, and cultural programming.

Learn how to pronounce words in Quapaw using simple guides and sound examples.

Chair Wena Supernaw urged Congressional support for the Quapaw Tribal Settlement Act during a House Committee hearing. Vice Chair Manz McKibben attended in support.

Register now for the Shield Pottery Class, June 10–11, 2025, for 5th–12th grade youth. Call 918-325-2886. No text messages accepted.

Nominate outstanding Native American elders for the 2025 AARP Oklahoma Native American Elder Honors by March 31, 2025.

The Quapaw Nation Business Committee is excited to announce two upcoming pottery sessions, led by tribal member and potter Betty Gaedtke.