Muscogee Nation Festival
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Each year The Muscogee Nation puts on a Festival to celebrate not only our people, but our heritage and life; The Mvskoke way of life. We invite all people, locals and travelers, to join with us in celebrating our culture.
5K Walk/Run
All-Indian Rodeo
Art Market
Arts & Crafts
Children's Fun Fair
Fast Pitch Softball
Food Vendors
Golf
Horseshoes
Junior Olympics
Live Entertainment (Free Concerts)
Gospel Singing
Parade
Senior Activities
Slow Pitch Softball
Stompdance
Tennis
Traditional Games
Volleyball
Youth Basketball
Muscogee Nation Festival
Phone : 918-732-7992 (Always call and confirm events.)
Email Address : rlogan@muscogeenation.com
Web: creekfestival.com/
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