SAN DIEGO CHEROKEE

COMMUNITY

Hello and welcome to the website for the San Diego Cherokee Community. We are a satellite community of the Cherokee Nation created to act as the official point of contact between the Cherokee Nation and its citizens in the San Diego County area. We were formed in 2007.

A Bit About Us
Our Story

We are a satellite community of the Cherokee Nation created to act as the official point of contact between the Cherokee Nation and its citizens in the San Diego County area. We were formed in 2007. The vast majority of our membership are citizens of the Cherokee Nation. It is our function to educate, inform and help maintain a connection between the Cherokees in our area, and those Cherokees in Oklahoma and across the country

Upcoming Events

On average, we have five to six meetings per year. This includes the annual “Chief’s Picnic”, a potluck at Lake Murray, and other meetings where special subjects or activities are planned. Check here to see what our next event will be and where

Tentative Future San Diego Cherokee Community Meetings
Usually on Sundays from 12:00 PM PT – 4:00 PM PT

June 9, 2024 – Admiral Baker Park – 2400 Admiral Baker Rd, Gazebo #3 – San Diego, CA 92124

September 8, 2024 – La Mesa Veteran’s Club, 8118 University Ave, La Mesa, CA 91942

October 20, 2024 – Meeting with the Chief – Admiral Baker Park, San Diego, CA

December 8, 2024 – – La Mesa Veteran’s Club, 8118 University Ave, La Mesa, CA 91942

Please note: Lunch and beverage will be provided.

June 2024
Jun 09
Jun 09, 2024
La mesa American legion Hall – 8118 University Ave, La Mesa, CA 91942, 8118 University Ave, La Mesa, CA 91942
La mesa, United States

Events Directions

Click Here For Directions To The Veterans Museum
Click Here For A Map To The Balboa Park Centro Building
Click Here For Directions To Crown Point North
Click Here For A Map And Directions To Liberty Station

Our vision is to:

“Promote and nurture the historical values for Cherokee citizens living outside the Cherokee Nation boundaries”

“To learn and retain Cherokee language and culture for future generations”

“To be knowledgeable and assist the tribal nation in the issues facing modern Cherokee citizens”

“To work in concert with other pilot California citizen organizations for the benefit of the Cherokee Nation as a whole”

“To work in concert with other pilot California citizen organizations for the benefit of the Cherokee Nation as a whole”

This organization will be directed predominately by citizens of the Cherokee Nation. However, non-citizen Cherokees, family members, and non-Indians with an interest in the Cherokee Nation are also welcome to participate

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