The Native Fall Music Fest showcases the best in contemporary music by Native American performing artists. Beginning in 2006, it has been held each fall in conjunction with the TIC World Championship Frybread Cook-off.

For more information about the Native Fall Music Fest go to the Native Fall Music Fest page.

The World Championship Frybread Cook-off is held each fall in conjunction with the Native Fall Music Fest. Master frybread chefs test their skills in our cooking competition categories while master frybread consumers test their capacities in our infamous frybread eating contest.

For more information about the World Championship Frybread Cook-off, as well as winners and pictures from previous years, go to the Frybread Cook-off page.

The Tulsa Indian Club proudly hosts the Christmas Benefit Powwow every December in Tulsa, Oklahoma to benefit a local charity.

Check back for dates and information about the 2008 Christmas Benefit Powwow coming soon...

For more information about the Tulsa Indian Club's Christmas Benefit Powwow visit the Christmas Benefit Powwow page.

The Day-Ohn-Day 5k Run and 1 Mile Run/Walk is a short road race and fun run hosted by the Tulsa Indian Club each May to promote greater health awareness among the American Indian community and to benefit that summer's Tulsa Powwow. There is a small registration fee. Runners receive complementary t-shirts and prizes are awarded in standard age brackets.

For more information about the 2008 Day-Ohn-Day 5k Run, as well as winners and pictures from previous years, go to the Day-Ohn-Day Run page.

The historic Tulsa Powwow is the signature event of the Tulsa Indian Club. One of Oklahoma's premiere competition powwows, the Tulsa Powwow also hosts contemporary musical performances by nationally recognized artists. It is typically held the third weekend in July.

For more information about the Tulsa Powwow, as well as winners and pictures from previous years, go to the Tulsa Powwow page.