Indian Inter-Tribal Association of Arkansas

About INARK

The Indian Inter-Tribal Association of Arkansas, Inc. is a non-profit organization, formed in 1984, through the combined efforts of Native American people in Arkansas to preserve and share the culture and heritage of the Native American.

INARK seeks to provide a social outlet for all who are interested in Native American culture, to open new avenues for Native American craftsmen to display and market their crafts, and for those interested to study and learn these crafts and skills.

Weekly Meetings

Each Wednesday evening members meet at Amboy Methodist Church, 311 E Military Dr. in North Little Rock to participate in the drum, dancing, and/or working on regalia or other items used in our public events.

Quarterly General Membership Meetings

Held the 3d Saturday of every 3d month (with exception to December) currently at "to be announced" locations at 12:30 to provide the general membership opportunity to address minutes of previous Board of Directors meetings, as well as to present new business that members would like acted upon at the following weeks Board of Directors meeting.

Each meeting begins with opening prayer, followed by official meeting business, and topped off with eating and fellowship.

We feel that attendance at monthly membership meetings is important to keep any organization runnng in an appropriate and positive manner.

Monthly Board of Directors Meetings

Held at 7:00 pm the 3d Tuesday each month at Gander Mtn in NLR (unless otherwise changed).