Okfuskee Indian Community

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100110 Highway 48
Okemah, OK 74859
+1 (918) 623-9351

Okfuskee Indian Community is a cultural center that offers various programs and events to celebrate and preserve Native American heritage. They provide educational resources and opportunities for community members to learn about traditional practices and history.

Located in Okemah, OK, Okfuskee Indian Community serves as a gathering place for individuals interested in engaging with Indigenous culture and fostering a sense of community and connection. Through their initiatives, they aim to promote understanding and appreciation of Native American traditions.

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