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Oklahoma City's Indian Clinic celebrates 50 years at First Americans Museum

The First Americans Museum steel archway with a tribal hand
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The First Americans Museum archway

An Oklahoma City health center for Native Americans is celebrating a big milestone this weekend.

The center serves tribal citizens with preventative and follow-up care needs, and in recognition of this golden achievement, the clinic is celebrating at the First Americans Museum this Saturday.

According to the clinic, the day will include cultural games, traditional dancing and craft booths. Local food trucks will be available throughout the event to provide refreshments to attendees.

Various competitions and raffles with various prizes are also on the agenda, and anyone wishing to participate is encouraged to arrive early to register.

The day will kick off at 11 a.m. with opening remarks from the clinic’s CEO Robyn Sunday-Allen, and end at 4 p.m.


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Katie Hallum (ᏧᏟ) covers Indigenous Affairs at KOSU.
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