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

Nancy Pheasant, a storyteller and member of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, told the Cherokee story of Medicine Lake to a group of area students at Kuwohi (Mulberry Place) in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park on the morning of Tuesday, September 9 as part of the annual Kuwohi Connection Days event. | Cherokee One Feather

#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

Enjoy this week's Cherokee language video. Sgi to Landon French, a member of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians and Cherokee second language learner, who is featured in this video. | Cherokee One Feather

A brief history of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians This (and more) is what you’ll learn about at Oconaluftee Indian Village living history museum and see come to life onstage at Unto These Hills outdoor drama We are a sovereign nation located in the Smoky Mountains of western North Carolina, and we’re proud to share our history and culture with you #visitcherokeenc #oconalufteeindianvillage #untothesehills #outdoordrama #ebci #livinghistory #northcarolina #theatre #cherokeenc #smokymountain

Bus drivers — start your engines! 🏁 The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians showed off the state's first electric school bus with a drag race: https://bit.ly/3qoFD29 | WLOS ABC 13