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First Annual Artifact Identification Day – Wewoka, Ok.
The Oklahoma Anthropological Society will host Artifact Identification Day on Saturday, April 12th…
Artful Living: Enhancing Senior Well-Being Through Creative Learning
The Seminole Nation Museum is excited to host Creative Aging programs for older adults from February to May.
Oklahoma Humanities Grant
We are happy to announce that the Seminole Nation Museum has been chosen as one of thirteen cultural and educational organizations…
Seminole Signatures Ending Soon
The Seminole Nation Museum would like to invite everyone to view its latest art exhibition, “Seminole Signatures,” before it closes.
Commission by Jake Tiger and the Holiday Bazaar
Through the generosity of a Historic Preservation Grant from the Oklahoma Historical Society, the Seminole Nation Museum was able to commission a piece by Seminole textile artist Jake Tiger, who is creating a traditional men’s Seminole regalia to showcase in the...
Education Endowment Established
Fund will create new programs and strengthen educational outreach. A long-sought-after dream was realized this summer with the establishment of a permanent endowment fund dedicated to supporting the museum’s educational programming for youth. The Shermaine...
Museum Announces 2023 Ligon Collections Purchase
In honor of what would have been her 107th birthday on July 28, the Seminole Nation Museum is honored to announce its 2023 Joan Roberts Ligon Collection Endowment purchase. Two paintings by renowned Muscogee (Creek) artist Fred Beaver, “Seminole Medicine Man” (1971)...
Museum Fundraiser to Benefit Sorghum Grounds
It was nearly fifty years ago that the Seminole Nation Museum and the Wewoka Rotary Club conspired to make a little sorghum syrup on a fall day in 1976. The whole affair was undertaken, more than anything, to draw local attention to the newly opened museum and to show...
Seminole Nation Museum Awarded Oklahoma Heritage Preservation Grant
The Oklahoma Historical Society (OHS) is proud to announce that the Seminole Nation Museum has been awarded a grant through the Oklahoma Heritage Preservation Grant Program.