More than 30,000 people are expected to converge on Oklahoma City starting on Friday, June 8, for the 26 th Annual Red Earth Native American Cultural festival...

The Truth Lies Buried At Fort Laramie A visitor at Fort Laramie could take the complete historic tour and get little knowledge about the grim consequences of the wars the U.S...

This year’s Red Earth Festival in Oklahoma City had plenty of incredible moments. The Women's Fancy Shawl competition was one of them...

Women's Jingle Dress competition is always a fan favorite at any powwow, but it's especially special at the Red Earth Festival where some of the best jingle dancers in the country ...

While the dance competitions were fierce for the adult groupings, the teen junior boys and girls drew as much awe (and applause) as their older counterparts...

The future champions of the Red Earth Festiva l get down to business. Check back with us for more incredible footage from the Oklahoma City's Red Earth Festival.

The Red Earth Festival went worldwide yet again as cameras and mics from around the globe turned to the celebration of Native American culture this past June 3-5 in Oklahoma City, ...

Award-winning artist Ruthe Blalock Jones (Chu-Lun-Dit) (Delaware, Shawnee, Peoria), from Muskogee, OK was named the 2011 Red Earth Honored One...

Then at least you can have a look (and listen) to last year's Grand Entry as we await the sounds and sights to come pouring in from the 25th Red Earth Festiva l in Oklahoma City (t...

The Silver Anniversary Red Earth Native American Cultural Festival takes place June 3-5 in downtown Oklahoma City...