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

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.

The Quapaw Nation proudly honors the legacy of its veterans—men and women who have served with courage, strength, and commitment. Their dedication reflects generations of tribal values rooted in protection, unity, and respect. Through remembrance and recognition, the Nation continues to preserve their stories and uphold the warrior spirit that defines the Quapaw people.

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

Quapaw Nation honors Orange Shirt Day Sept. 30 with shirt distribution and reflection on the importance of Every Child Matters.

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.

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.

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

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

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

Join us for the Native Youth Powwow on April 12, 2025, at the Quapaw Powwow Grounds. Grand Entry starts at 6:00 p.m. Celebrate Native youth,

A new Denver Art Museum exhibition highlights 100 years of Indigenous art while centering Native voices. Open through December 2025.

Celebrate love with Quapaw words! Learn Valentine’s Day phrases in Quapaw and explore fun memes created by the Quapaw Language Department.

Explore Charlene Button’s story as part of O-Gah-Pah Communications’ effort to preserve Quapaw Nation heritage through heartfelt interviews.