Learn why Making Stomp Dance Cans Classes are important for Quapaw Nation youth and how this cultural program supports tradition and learning.

Quapaw Nation Higher Education is hosting education sessions focused on supporting service members and veterans with available resources and guidance.

Compass Academy Network awards a $5,000 Partner Grant to Quapaw Public Schools supporting middle school enrichment programs.

Join the Quapaw Nation Community Meeting on Dec 3 to learn how to protect children from online risks with expert tips from HSI.

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

Quapaw Nation Lunch & Learn October 2025 Language is more than words. For Native American tribes, it holds stories, traditions, identity,...

oin the Quapaw Nation Marshal Service for Hunter Education on Sept. 20, 2025. Learn safety, conservation, and responsibility.

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

Join the Quapaw Nation Hunting Package Raffle on Sept. 30 at the Farmers Market. Proceeds benefit the STEM Fair and Higher Education.

Quapaw Nation Higher Education events provide funding guidance, budgeting skills, and STEM support for Native students.

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.

Join the Quapaw Nation Scholarship Workshop on August 20 to learn how to find and apply for scholarships. Free book for all attendees!

OSU’s Nursing Leadership Program supports Native American youth through education, mentorship, and real-world healthcare training.

The Quapaw Nation CCDF Program is hosting a Backpack & School Supply Voucher Giveaway on August 1, 2025, from 10 AM to 8 PM at the Quapaw Farmers Market. Vouchers are available for eligible children ages 3–12. First come, first served!

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’s Bandolier Class is helping preserve history by teaching youth the cultural meaning and craftsmanship of bandoliers.

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.

Free Quapaw Nation Scholarship Workshops on August 6 & 20 help students apply and access funding for their education.

The Quapaw Nation Health Fair is happening July 2, 2025. Elders 55+ from 8–9 AM, open to the public from 9–12 PM