Recent Acquisitions includes works by Toshiko Takaezu, Chase Kahwinhut Earles, Acee Blue Eagle, Mayumi Makino Kiefer, and others. The show also features ethnographic art from around the world. The items on display were selected from the 650 objects the Museum obtained within the past year. A few of the selected works can be seen below. The exhibit will remain on display until January 27, 2019.

The first west African ceramics were likely fired by 5th century Nok and Ile-Ife peoples in present-day Nigeria. Modern ceramics—like those on display—are created through the coiling processes, with incising, modeling, and sculpting done prior to firing. However, post-fired engraving and painting does occur. A few ceramics are even glazed. Over time, different groups have added various attributes which identify tribal/ethnic affiliations more clearly, within larger ethnolinguistic groups. Ceramics are traditionally made by women. (Men work with metals, particular iron.)…

World Class Pro Wrestling returns to Broken Bow, Oklahoma, for the 5th time. Catch this event Saturday, March 2nd, at 7pm.

Beavers Bend Kayak Classic is a charity Kayak Bass Fishing Challenge Hosted by Oklahoma Kayak your premiere Paddlesport Superstores in both Tulsa and OKC. April 13, 2019.

Spend your Easter holiday with family and friends at Beavers Bend. Join us in the field across from Buckeye Playground and join us for an old-fashioned Easter egg hunt with prizes and candy.