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Season: Open Year-roundClosed Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year’s Day.                                

Summer hours: (June-August): 8am-7pm Mon.-Sat. 9am-5pm Sun. 

Winter hours: (Sept.-May): 8am-5pm Mon.-Sat. 9am-5pm Sun.Closed Sundays in January and February 

Location: 645 Tsali Blvd. (Across the street from the Museum of the Cherokee Indian)

Phone: 828.497.3103 

Admission: Showroom and gallery are FREE and open to the public during business hours. 

Groups: Call our Group Tour Coordinator Frieda Huskey 828.497.1058 now and schedule a custom experience for your group with Native Artists at Qualla. Learn the ancient craftsmaking skills from the very people who have had these skills passed down from generation to generation. Truly an unforgettable event—and you take home your creation as a lasting memory. There is a minimum of three weeks advance notice required for arts and crafts workshops. 

Founded in 1946 with the purpose of preserving and advancing Cherokee arts and crafts, the Qualla Arts and Crafts Mutual, Inc. is the oldest and leading Native American Arts cooperative in the United States. The Cherokee people are still in touch with the pottery, basket weaving, carving, and tool-making that go back over ten thousand years. A variety of authentic and handmade Native American arts and crafts are available for purchase at Qualla Arts and Crafts. Visit our showroom to see the legendary craftsmanship of our talented artisans. We are also online at www.quallaartsandcrafts.com.