Join us as we celebrate the 75th Anniversary Season of Unto These Hills outdoor drama! Unto These Hills is the third oldest outdoor drama in the country and has been seen by over six million people. The historic play shares the story of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians from first contact with Europeans through the removal west on the infamous Trail of Tears. It is both educational and entertaining for the whole family with heartwrenching drama, exciting battle scenes, and beautiful Indigenous-inspired dances. The drama performs each summer under the stars at beautiful Mountainside Theatre. A rain or shine event, bring a blanket, grab a hot chocolate from the concession stand and enjoy the tragic and triumphant story of the Cherokee. Mountainside Theatre is located on the Qualla Boundary, which is the sovereign land of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. Please note, the production does include gunshots and other loud noises as well as bright lights. For tickets and more information, visit CherokeeHistorical.org
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Mountainside Theatre is at PO Box 398 Cherokee, NC 28719, Cherokee, NC.
Unto These Hills (5/27/23-8/19/23)
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