The Chickasaw Cultural Center: Stomp Dance Demonstration
Experience Chickasaw History and CultureThe Stomp Dance is an important aspect of Chickasaw culture that illustrates the Nation's spiritual and musical connection to the environment through a variety of songs and dances, beginning with the "Friendship Dance." The Stomp Dancers perform in the Chickasaw Cultural Center's Amphitheater, Tribal Village and Anoli' Theater in traditional costumes, hats, and shoes Monday through Saturday from 11:00 - 11:30 am.
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