CHOCTAW, Miss. (Queen City Newsfeed)- The Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians is set to mark a historic milestone with the 75th annual Choctaw Indian Fair, expanding its schedule and bringing a diverse lineup of professional entertainment to attendees. This year’s celebration will extend over five official days, running from Tuesday, July 8, to Saturday, July 12, 2025.
Fairgoers can look forward to an array of cultural and entertainment experiences, including concerts, authentic Choctaw social celebrations, Tribal arts and crafts, competitions, demonstrations, and exhibits. A key highlight of the event is the high-energy World Series Stickball, a longstanding tradition that showcases athleticism and Tribal heritage.
The Fair kicks off Tuesday with Gospel Night at Ayipa Village, featuring praise and worship performances from local singers and groups. The Main Stage will host Grammy Award-winning Contemporary Christian and Gospel artist Tasha Cobbs Leonard, bringing an uplifting musical experience to attendees.
On Wednesday, Tribal Chief Cyrus Ben will lead a special stage ceremony before the 70th Choctaw Indian Princess Pageant, a time-honored tradition recognizing young Tribal women for their leadership and cultural knowledge.
Thursday introduces a new addition to the entertainment lineup with Native American Night, featuring acclaimed actor and comedian Tatanka Means alongside Native Blues musician Indigenous, providing a night of laughter and soulful music.
Country music takes center stage on Friday, with Mississippi’s own Chapel Hart opening for multi-platinum global entertainer Chris Young, promising a night of energetic and heartfelt performances.
The Fair’s Main Stage concert series concludes Saturday with a dynamic performance by award-winning rapper, singer, and songwriter Flo Rida, ensuring a thrilling finale to the five-day event.
Attendees are encouraged to make plans now to celebrate this special 75th anniversary of the Choctaw Indian Fair. For updates, follow Choctaw Indian Fair on Facebook or visit www.ChoctawIndianFair.com.
