Native Americans and the general public are free to participate at the American Indian Exposition. The exhibits, events, and concessions are a great way to learn, overcome barriers, and get to know others. All in all the exposition is the Read more…

With the American Indian Exposition celebrating Indian heritage, it’s no surprise that the community is a major part of the event. Indian camps are maintained during the exposition, calling back on the original way of life for Native Americans. These Read more…

The American Indian Exposition is a congregation of tribes from across the country. Fifteen different tribes sponsor the event each year. Sponsor tribes include: Apache Arapaho Caddo Cheyenne Comanche Delaware Fort Sill Apache Iowa Kiowa Osage Otoe-Missouri Pawnee Ponca Sac Read more…

The American Indian Exposition is full of events focused on celebrating the rich heritage of each individual tribe and Native American culture as a whole. These events are spread across the weeklong program, with each day packed full of activities Read more…

The American Indian Exposition takes place every year in Anadarko, Oklahoma. This Caddo County city has long been associated with Native Americans since its creation in 1873. Named after the Nadarko Native Americans (a branch of the Caddo tribe), the Read more…

Native Americans have a rich and colorful history that should be cherished and celebrated. Starting in the 1930s, the American Indian Exposition was started to do just that. It is an annual showcase focused on Indian culture, art, crafts, dancing, Read more…