The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians helped close tonight's #CherokeeDays reception at the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian with a social dance featuring the three Cherokee tribes and visitors. Activities at the museum in Washington DC kick off Friday morning and continue Saturday and Sunday, so come say 'siyo if you're in the area! | Cherokee Nation

Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians Freddy Wilnoty, of Cherokee N.C., with the Tsa-La-Gi Dance Group explains the importance of traditional Cherokee dance while at #CherokeeDays15 | Cherokee Nation

#ICYMI: The Cherokee Nation and Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians joined as sister tribes at the historic Kituwah Mound near Cherokee, North Carolina, recently to sign an agreement to protect and preserve the Cherokee language, history and culture. With the Cherokee language in a state of emergency, the tribes signed a memorandum of agreement to develop collaborative projects and opportunities to support and increase the Cherokee language. The tribes agreed to share resources, also working with W

Have you ever wondered about the lands where the Cherokee people once walked, the rivers that supported their daily lives, and the legends and folklore that sprang from these very places? Walking the Murphy River Walk in Cherokee County, it’s easy to imagine the ancient stories and wisdom that flowed alongside the Hiwassee and Valley Rivers—reminders of a culture deeply connected to this land and its waters. Step where the Cherokee once stepped, and don’t forget to scan the QR codes for a tour b