🌟 NORTHERN CHEROKEE NATION UPDATE 🌟
A Message of Unity from
Deputy Chief Mike Wandering Wolf
ᎣᏏᏲ – Welcome to 2026 from the Northern Cherokee Nation
As we step into 2026, we do so with steady hearts and strong roots. Each new year is like a council fire rekindled. The embers are our ancestors.
The flame is our people today. The smoke carries our prayers forward.
On behalf of the leadership of the Northern Cherokee Nation, we welcome you to a year of growth, culture, service, and community.
As we step into 2026, we do so with steady hearts and strong roots. Each new year is like a council fire rekindled. The embers are our ancestors.
The flame is our people today. The smoke carries our prayers forward.
On behalf of the leadership of the Northern Cherokee Nation, we welcome you to a year of growth, culture, service, and community.
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Our Vision for 2026
This year, we are focusing on:
We honor where we come from while preparing the path ahead for the next seven generations. |
Website & Communication Updates
In 2026, we plan to:
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Upcoming 2026 Events
Here are several events already in motion for this year:
Spring Cultural Gathering
A time for storytelling, traditional teachings, and fellowship as the earth awakens.
Annual Powwow (38th Year Celebration)
Our drum will sound once again as dancers, singers, vendors, and families gather in celebration of culture and tradition.
Grand Entry times and vendor registration details will be announced soon.
Summer Youth Leadership & Cultural Workshop
Focused on teaching history, traditions, and life skills to our younger citizens.
Vendor Appreciation & Community Networking Day
Supporting small businesses and artisans within our tribal community.
Fall Heritage Celebration & Council Updates
A gathering to share progress, goals, and community planning initiatives.
Tribal Winter Craft Market – December 2026
An opportunity for citizens to showcase handmade goods and support tribal fundraising efforts during the holiday season.
Event dates, registration forms, and updates will be posted right here on NorthernCherokeeNation.com as details are finalized.
Here are several events already in motion for this year:
Spring Cultural Gathering
A time for storytelling, traditional teachings, and fellowship as the earth awakens.
Annual Powwow (38th Year Celebration)
Our drum will sound once again as dancers, singers, vendors, and families gather in celebration of culture and tradition.
Grand Entry times and vendor registration details will be announced soon.
Summer Youth Leadership & Cultural Workshop
Focused on teaching history, traditions, and life skills to our younger citizens.
Vendor Appreciation & Community Networking Day
Supporting small businesses and artisans within our tribal community.
Fall Heritage Celebration & Council Updates
A gathering to share progress, goals, and community planning initiatives.
Tribal Winter Craft Market – December 2026
An opportunity for citizens to showcase handmade goods and support tribal fundraising efforts during the holiday season.
Event dates, registration forms, and updates will be posted right here on NorthernCherokeeNation.com as details are finalized.
Get Involved
This Nation thrives because of volunteers, leaders, artists, elders, and families who step forward. Whether you serve on a committee, bring a covered dish, volunteer at an event, mentor youth, or simply attend gatherings with a positive spirit, you are part of the circle.
If you have ideas, skills, or would like to help with upcoming projects, please reach out to [email protected]. There is room at the table.
This Nation thrives because of volunteers, leaders, artists, elders, and families who step forward. Whether you serve on a committee, bring a covered dish, volunteer at an event, mentor youth, or simply attend gatherings with a positive spirit, you are part of the circle.
If you have ideas, skills, or would like to help with upcoming projects, please reach out to [email protected]. There is room at the table.
As we continue forward in 2026, we ask the Creator for steady steps and clear vision.
Moving Forward Together
2026 will be a year of connection, organization, and cultural strength. Our traditions are not relics of the past. They are living, breathing guides for today. They remind us who we are, where we come from, and how we walk in balance with one another.
May this year bring health to your homes, success to your endeavors, and unity to our Nation. May our councils be wise, our families strong, and our community rooted firmly in respect, responsibility, and shared purpose.
ᏩᏙ (Wado) and blessings for a strong and prosperous year ahead.
With respect and service,
Chief Kenn Grey Elk and
Deputy Chief Mike Wandering Wolf
and your Tribal Council
Moving Forward Together
2026 will be a year of connection, organization, and cultural strength. Our traditions are not relics of the past. They are living, breathing guides for today. They remind us who we are, where we come from, and how we walk in balance with one another.
May this year bring health to your homes, success to your endeavors, and unity to our Nation. May our councils be wise, our families strong, and our community rooted firmly in respect, responsibility, and shared purpose.
ᏩᏙ (Wado) and blessings for a strong and prosperous year ahead.
With respect and service,
Chief Kenn Grey Elk and
Deputy Chief Mike Wandering Wolf
and your Tribal Council
Karlee little hawk
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Join us on a journey of cultural exploration, character development, and tribal connection!
Together, let's embrace our Northern Cherokee heritage and build a future filled with knowledge, courage, and unity. Let us gain confidence in our culture and traditions and develop the will to follow the teachings. During regular tribal meetings, NCN provides a youth program designed for our young native minds to explore their cultural roots. Instructed by Karlee little hawk. In the program Little Hawk focuses on the Cherokee syllabary, Cherokee words and phrases, prayer and intention, crafts, dancing, storytelling and so much more. Please bring snacks to share. Please RSVP: Not required but helps to ensure supplies! Donation and volunteer opportunities are available. |
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BE PROUD TO SUPPORT YOUR NORTHERN CHEROKEE NATION
The Northern Cherokee Nation always appreciates your support.
If you would like to become a supporter, PayPal is available for convenience to your generous
tax-deductible donations the Northern Cherokee Nation.
If you would like to donate, the PayPal button is located on the contact tab, and scroll down and you will see the PayPal button.
Remember, the Northern Cherokee Nation is a 501c3.
This is a secure and easy way to donate and help your tribe.
Wado
The Northern Cherokee Nation always appreciates your support.
If you would like to become a supporter, PayPal is available for convenience to your generous
tax-deductible donations the Northern Cherokee Nation.
If you would like to donate, the PayPal button is located on the contact tab, and scroll down and you will see the PayPal button.
Remember, the Northern Cherokee Nation is a 501c3.
This is a secure and easy way to donate and help your tribe.
Wado
ONLY AFTER ALL THE TREES ARE CUT,
AFTER ALL THE GAME IS KILLED,
ONLY AFTER ALL THE STREAMS ARE POISONED,
ONLY THEN WILL WHITE MEN REALIZE THEY CAN'T EAT MONEY.
AFTER ALL THE GAME IS KILLED,
ONLY AFTER ALL THE STREAMS ARE POISONED,
ONLY THEN WILL WHITE MEN REALIZE THEY CAN'T EAT MONEY.
REMEMBERING OUR PAST
PRESERVING OUR CULTURE
PLANNING OUR DESTINY
PRESERVING OUR CULTURE
PLANNING OUR DESTINY
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