Entertainment: 
     The men of the tribe enjoyed hunting. They were usually followed by long and friendly talks around the campfire. During this the women and children sat quietly and listened to the conversation.

Religion:
     The Creator is the shawnee's god. She
lives in the sky. She is an old woman with
gray hair and brown eyes. She has a dog and a grandson named cloudy boy. Few
people still believe in the Shawnee's religion.
 

Arts: 
     Shawnee artists made really simple drawings with out much details like birds, people, and everything that has to do with nature. They made bark canoes and log dugouts, burrow bowls, war clubs, prayer sticks, bone fetishes, and scrimshawed power horns. They made many tools out of bark materials, such as tree bark. A lot of trading was going on with the Europeans, but not much traditional culture is left because of it. Artists made containers out of clay and masks out of wood. They made abstract of humans, animals, birds, trees, mountains, and many other things. Husk masks were made of hay and clay. Rattles were made of turtle shells, water drums were made of skin, and beaters out of sticks. The color of the water drums were from fruit.
 

Family Life: 
     The Shawnee men were hunters and warriors. The women in the family did the domestic labor. They built lodges, dressed the game, cooked, planted and cultivated the gardens, scraped and tinned hides, made clothes and blankets, wove baskets, and made vessels of clay. They also cared for the ailment within the tribe, and extremely skillful and mixing herbs and setting fractured bones. 
     The children grew up like animals, wild and free. Their elders encouraged the boys to engage in sports like running and swimming. They also wanted to practice archery. Young girls busied themselves imitating their mothers.