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The Comanche National Museum and Cultural Center

CNMCC is home to one of the most comprehensive collections of Comanche Fine Art. A new display of paintings is being exhibited in the gallery. See works by artists Larry Hood, Doc Tate Nevaquaya and Tim Saupitty, just to name a few. The museum is located at:

The Comanche National Museum and Cultural Center
701 NW Ferris
Lawton, OK 73507
(580) 353 0404

Hours:
Monday - Friday 8:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Saturday 10:00 am to 2:00 pm

Admission is free and group tours are welcome.

For more information go to www.comanchemuseum.com.

"Healthy Heart Month" Lunch & Learn - Prescription Assistance

February is "Healthy Heart Month" and The Comanche Nation Prescription Assistance Program is holding a Lunch & Learn on Feb. 12th, 2010 at 12pm - 1pm at the Comanche Complex: Old Conference Room. RSVP by Feb 3, 2010.

Please contact Wayla or Amanda at (580) 492 6434.

Come join us for lunch & learn about your healthy heart.

Language Classes on Jan. 26th & Feb. 2nd, 9th, 16th

The Comanche Nation Youth Program will be holding Comanche Language classes on the days of Jan 26th, Feb. 2nd, Feb. 9th, and Feb. 16th.

Classes will be held at the Comanche Complex in the New Conference Room. Time will be 4:30pm - 6:00pm. Ages 6-18 but all are welcome.

If you have any questions please contact Kim Blackstar or Brian Quoetone at (580) 492 3290 or (580) 429 3289.

Comanche Nation Diabetes Program - Workout Warriors III

Pre-Screenings Begin Jan. 4th - 8th
8 Week Program Begins Jan. 11th - March 6th
Post Screenings March 8th - March 12th
*See Staff For Rules & Details

Comanche Nation Fitness Center
904 SW F. Ave
Lawton, OK
580 591 0306
Download PDF Flyer Here.

After School Happenings - Comanche Nation Outreach Center

1161 Sonoma Park, Ste 400
(SE Corner of 12th & Robinson, behind Taco Bell & Tinker Credit Union)
3:00 to 5:30 pm

Join other Comanche Kids for after school snack, craft, & fellowship!
Feb. 2nd: grades Pre-K - 2nd
Feb. 9th: grades 3rd– 5th
Feb. 16th: grades 6th - 8th
Feb. 23rd: grades 9th-12th

For more info call: (405) 329 1127
To reserve, as space is limited!

Casting call for Spike TV Series “Deadliest Warriors”

Deadliest Warrior casting Re-scheduled to Saturday, February 6th Casting Call for Spike TVs "Deadliest Warrior"

We are seeking 20-40 year old males that are authentic Comanche descendants. You must be proficient at horse-back riding, have bow and arrow skills, and must be able to speak on-camera about the history of the Comanche battle tactics. Those chosen to appear on the show will be flown to Los Angeles to shoot February 19th, 22nd, and 23rd.

Must be able to fly to LA the 18th and return home on the 24th. All flight and hotel fees will be paid by the show as well as $200 per shoot day. (3 shoot days) Jeff Hardwick Casting will be in Cache, OK; The arena is located at 626 Quanah Road, Cache, OK

Casting will be Saturday, February 6th, from 11 am to 3pm. To schedule a tryout time contact Darrell Kosechequetah (580) 591 1449.


About Us

Comanche tribal enrollment now numbers 14,557 with approximately 7,763 members residing in the Lawton-Ft.Sill and surrounding areas of Southwest Oklahoma. The Comanche Nation complex is located nine miles north of Lawton, Oklahoma and employs about one-hundred forty-five people.

History

The Comanches were rulers of the Great Plains in the 1700s and became known as the "Lords of the Plains" in the southern plains. Renowned for their horsemanship, the Comanches defended their land from all intruders.

The introduction of the horse to Comanche people enables them to travel widely, striking terror into the hearts of their farthest enemy. It also enabled them to provide the things necessary for their families--food, shelter and clothing. Read More...

Address

The Comanche Nation Complex

584 NW Bingo Rd.
Lawton, OK
73502-0908

Contact Us

Ph: (580) 492 3240
Ph: (877) 492 4988
Fax: (580) 492 3796

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