The Caddo Heritage Museum is committed to preserving the cultural traditions of the Caddo people. The museum specializes in the material culture of both pre-Contact and present-day Caddo people. Our collection of Caddo pottery is one of the best in the country. We also maintain an archive of important documents, research materials, photographs, and sound and video recordings. The gallery and archives are open to the public.

The Caddo Heritage Museum is funded through the tribal government and by contributions to our non-profit organization, the Taysha Fund. Any donations to the Taysha Fund are tax deductible under Section 7871 of the IRS Code and support the museums programs and exhibits. For more information, please contact the Museum.

The Caddo Heritage Museum is advised by a Board of Trustees. Currently, the Board is composed of Rebecca Halfmoon Briggs (Chairperson), Dr. George Sabo, III (Vice-Chairperson), Donna Smith Spaulding, LaCreda Weller Daugomah, Stacy Halfmoon, and Michael Sheyahshe. Our technical adviser is Cecile Elkins Carter, Mary Lou Davis serves as Liaison to the Tribal Council, and Dr. Timothy K. Perttula serves as ex officio Board Member. The Board of Trustees usually meets the first Saturday of each month at 10 AM, and the meetings are open to the public.