The Quapaw Nation Youth Connections Program will host a Ribbon Work Pillow Workshop on May 12 for tribal youth ages 5–24.

Join the April 20 community garden planting event hosted by Quapaw Nation Food Sovereignty at 906 Whitebird.

Quapaw Nation Lunch & Learn language classes run April–May 2026 at NAC Summer House. Open to all, first-come, first-served.

Closet Clean Out clothing drive supports youth with clothing donations. Drop off items at Quapaw Nation locations through May.

Youth pottery class April 13–14 in Quapaw. Create a Mother’s Day project. Limited spots for grades 5–12.

Quapaw Nation will host its Annual Health Fair on July 1, 2026. Vendors offering health resources are invited to participate.

Quapaw Nation CCDF offers a Regalia Closet for Native American children participating in the upcoming Quapaw Youth Powwow.

Quapaw Nation Powwow Committee announces upcoming Cornhole and Golf Tournaments scheduled for April and May 2026.

Quapaw Nation Elders Digital Skills Classes will help Elders learn everyday technology. Complete the survey to help shape the sessions.

Quapaw Nation will host its Easter Egg Hunt on March 28, 2026, at the Quapaw Powwow Grounds for children up to 12 years old.

Quapaw Spring Gathering 2026 is March 28 at Beaver Springs Park with races, youth powwow, stomp dance & family activities.

Quapaw Nation Higher Education offers March classes supporting student wellness, life skills, and advocacy at all academic levels.

Quapaw Nation Tribal Members will have an exclusive preview tour of the new Quapaw Casino on February 17 ahead of the public opening.

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.

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