The Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma offers a variety of classes in our traditional arts, including basketery, moccasins, pottery, stickball, dress-making, and traditional archery.

These early objects inspire today's generation of Choctaw traditional artists, who work in a variety of media striving to maintain, and in some instances, revitalize many of these ancient traditional artforms.

Incorporating oral history, written sources, and archaeological data, historically accurate drawings depict scenes from Choctaw traditional life that have never before been recorded visually. 

"Iti Fabvssa" is a monthly column in the Choctaw Nation newspaper "Biskinik" written by staff members of the Choctaw Nation Historic Preservation Department answering questions from readers.

Suggested books, links, and other resources are available for gaining further knowledge and understanding of the Choctaw culture.