Red Earth Through the Years

    Offers a fascinating look into the legacy of the Red Earth Festival, one of the premier events celebrating Native American art and culture. From its humble beginnings in 1987 to its current status as a cornerstone of Oklahoma City’s cultural identity, this exhibit traces the journey of the festival and its impact on Native communities and the arts.

    What to Expect

    Step into a visual timeline showcasing:

    Festival Posters: Vibrant, artistic designs capturing the essence of each year.

    Newspaper Clippings: Headlines and stories that tell the tale of how Red Earth grew to become a cultural phenomenon.

    Photographs: Iconic moments from past festivals, including dance competitions, art markets, and special ceremonies.

    Artifacts: Memorabilia and items from past festivals that highlight the evolution of Native art and the artists who make it possible.

    Why Visit?

    This retrospective is more than an exhibit; it’s a celebration of tradition, creativity, and community. It offers a unique opportunity to reflect on the history of Red Earth while appreciating the artistry and resilience of Native cultures.

    Join Us in Celebrating 38 Years of Tradition

    Whether you’re a long-time festival attendee or discovering Red Earth for the first time, this exhibit promises an inspiring journey through decades of Native art, culture, and community.

    On display at the Red Earth Art Center until February 28th, 2025

    Free Admission

    Open Monday through Friday

    10AM - 5PM