many other activities. The Club raised funds to provide charitable services to poor Indian families, and to make donations to the Salvation Army. They raise money for the Drought Relief Fund and the Unemployment Fund. Events Each year competitions are held where tribal members can compete in painting, pottery, gourd art, sculpture, and more. The student art show is also held each year, where students with descent from one of the Five Tribes, who are in grades seventh through twelfth, are allowed to compete. Every April, the museum is host to Art Under The Oaks, an art market held on the grounds during the weekend. This gives visitors a chance to buy directly from the vendors, all members of one of the five tribes, as well as see traditional singing and dancing. November hosts the Master's Show featuring works of Five Tribes Master Artists. Publications In 1984, the Museum published a cookbook of recipes submitted by Native Americans and others entitled Pow Wow Chow. Decades later, Senator Elizabeth Warren's submission of six recipes, and falsely signing herself "Elizabeth Warren - Cherokee," became a matter of controversy during political campaigns. References External links Five Civilized Tribes Museum website Five Civilized Tribes Museum on TravelOK.com Official travel and tourism website for the State of Oklahoma Museums established in 1955 Native American museums in Oklahoma History museums in Oklahoma Museums in Muskogee County, Oklahoma Buildings and structures in Muskogee, Oklahoma Tourist attractions in Muskogee, Oklahoma 1955 establishments in Oklahoma