Sept. 3-5 50th Annual Tecumseh Lodge Powwow, Tipton County Fairgrounds, Tipton, IN. The grounds open at 8:00 a.m., Friday, September 3, Gourd and Inter-tribal dancing Sat. and Sun., afternoon and evening sessions. Grand Entries at evening sessions. This is a traditional powwow and all are welcome. This is a celebration of our 50th Anniversary. Educational seminars Sat. morning. A craft contest and Fine Arts Museum will be held on Sun. morning. The theme of the Fine Arts Museum display is The American Flag in Indian Art. There will be a special Youth Powwow held Sat. at noon. This is a traditional and non-political powwow celebrating Native American culture, crafts, and dancing. There will be many fine vendors present offering items of interest to powwow people. NO FLEA MARKET ITEMS. There will be educational seminars offered, Plenty of good food, camping sites with electrical hookups, a fun Midnight Auction on Sat. of anything Native American related, and lots of good singing and dancing. Admission: FREE to participants. Small fee for spectators. Camping will be available on site with electrical hook-ups available and several host motels with Powwow Rates are located in Kokomo, IN. Directions: Approximately 4 mi. east of US 31 in Tipton, IN. Tipton is located approx. 30 mi. north of Indianapolis, IN and 12 mi. south of Kokomo, IN. For more Information: Email Address: Ray Kappmeyer at powwow@tecumsehlodge.org. Phone: (317) 745-2858. Website: http://www.TecumsehLodge.org
Sept. 3-5 3rd Annual KY Native American Heritage Museum Powwow, St. John's Park on College Street, Corbin, KY. Admission: $5, children under 12 Free. Camping: Free on-site camping. Electricity available. Phone: (606) 528-6342 Email: sioux80@msn.com
Sept. 3-5 40th Annual Barona Powwow, Barona Baseball Field, 1095 Barona Road, Barona Indian Reservation, Lakeside, CA. Join 10,000 people from all over the country in this family-fun event and learn about Native American culture at the same time! This year's event will be as big as every other year, with over $60,000 in prize money! Contest Dancing in all Categories. Free Admission and Camping. All Drums and Dancers Welcome. CALENDAR OF EVENTS: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, Gourd Dancing - 6pm; Grand Entry - 7pm. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 4 and SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 5, Gourd Dancing -1pm and 6pm; Grand Entry - 7pm; Supper Break - 5pm-6pm. 49 Contest after Saturday evening session. Special Contest - Saturday Night, Men's Fancy Dance, sponsored by the Powwow Committee. Hand Drum Contest - Sunday Afternoon. Prizes to be announced, sponsored by the Powwow Committee. Information: Barona Tribal Office (619) 443-6612 x120, www.barona-nsn.gov
Sept. 3-5 47th Annual Ottawa Pow-Wow & Celebration, Adawe Park, 11400 S. 613 Rd., Miami, OK. Program Schedule: Friday, 6:00 p.m. - Gourd Dance, 9:00 p.m. - Stomp Dance & Social Dances; Saturday, Morning Turkey Dance, Noon Camp Feast, 6:00 p.m. - Gourd Dance, 8:00 p.m. – Midnight War Dance, Midnight till ?? - Stomp Dance. Sunday, 9:00 a.m. - Indian Junior Olympics (0–12 years old), 6:00 p.m. - Gourd Dance, 8:00 p.m. – Midnight War Dance, Midnight till ?? - Stomp Dance. "No Contests" Day money for participants at each intertribal session. "Security will be provided", "Food & Merchandise Vendors will be on hand". Vendor Contact: Charla Dawes at (918) 540-1536. For more information contact Steve Kinder at skinder@kc.rr.com
Sept. 3-5 29th Annual Stockton Labor Day Powwow, University of the Pacific, Stockton, CA. Grand Entry, Friday 6pm, Saturday 1pm and 7pm, Sunday 1pm. Contest Powwow. Admission: Free.
Sept. 3-5 25th Annual Appalachian Nation Cherokee Pow wow, 39550 Lime Kiln Road, Leesburg, VA 20175. Admission $5.00 adult, ( 12 & over) $1.00 for kids & seniors; 2 host drums.. Na-Ma-Wo-Chi & Youghtanund; Emcee: Keith Colston; Arena Director: Ray Brock; many guest performers, story tellers, N.A.S.A Space Center, Jimmy "Two Hawks" & his birds of pray. Tiny Tot contest ages 6 and under in real regalia. There's plenty of camp space available. We still have spaces for craft and food vendors. For more information please call : Angel "Adawehi" Couch @ 540 645 1143 or e-mail : sergsmom@yahoo.com
Sept. 4 Genundowa, the Ring of Fire, 7744 S Valley Road, Hammondsport, NY 14840. Each year, since ancient times, the Seneca Elders built a great fire to give thanks for peaceful times and abundant harvests. After the fire was lit, it was answered by smaller fires from camps along the shoreline, forming a ring of fire around the lake. Join us each Labor Day weekend in Hammondsport, New York and along the Keuka Lake shores as we commemorate this event. Social Dancing, Arts, Food and Music. Contact Bob Magee, Email: bob@keukalake.com, 607-569-2989.
Sept. 4-5 50th Anniversary Tecumseh Lodge Labor Day Powwow, Tipton County Fairgrounds, 1200 S Main St, Tipton, IN. Our gala 50th Anniversary Powwow. There will be many special events going on in connection with this year’s event. An excellent head staff has been lined up and includes ~ Head Man Dancer - Craig White of Thorntown, IN; Head Woman Dancer - Kateri Bailey of Freeburg, IL; Youth Head Dancers - Josh Skinner of Greenbrier, AR and Paiden Auterson of Terre Haute, IN; Head Gourd Society - White Star Gourd Society; Southern Drum - Kenny Bighorse of Pawhuska, OK; Northern Drums - Kingfisher Singers and MacKenzie River; Master Of Ceremonies - E. E. Bo Limbaugh III from Catoosa, OK; and presenting the colors will be Broken Arrow Color Guard from Broken Arrow, OK. The annual Craft Contest and Fine Arts Display is Sunday at 10 am. The Fine Arts Display will feature: The American Flag In Indian Art. Admission is FREE for all participants. Camping will be available on site and host motels with Pow Wow Rates are located in Kokomo, IN. Traders are by invitation only. Ray Kappmeyer: (317) 745-2858, www.TecumsehLodge.org, powwow@tecumsehlodge.org.
Sept. 4-5 29th Annual Iroquois Indian Festival, Iroquois Indian Museum, Howes Cave, NY. Phone: 518 296 8949. Email: info@iroquoismuseum.org. www.iroquoismuseum.org
Sept. 4-5 Genundowa - The Festival of Lights, Hammondsport, NY. Contact: (607)569-2989. Email: bob@keukalake.com. www.genundowa.com
Sept. 4-5 20th Annual Running Water Pow Wow, Cherokee Homecoming Ripe Corn Festival, Ridge Ferry Park, Rome, Georgia 30162. Ridge Ferry Park is located on Riverside Parkway, downtown Rome, Georgia. On the Banks of the Oostanaula River in front of Chieftains Museum/Major Ridge Home. Master of Ceremonies - Richard D. Bird; Headman Dancer - Bullet Standingdeer Headlady Dancer - Nicole Williams; Arena Director - Jamie Pheasant; Host Drum - Bird Choppers Bird Family; Storykeeper - Fred Bradley; Flute Player - Tommy Wildcat; Charlie Wayne Watson Singers; Dave "Whitewolf" Trezak; Cherokee Rose & Selena; Color Guard - Native American Warrior Society and Honor Guard; Primitive Skills - Richie Taylor & Carmen Shuler; Horse Rides - Randy Kenne; Host Motel: Days Inn of Rome 840 Turner McCall Blvd 706-295-0400 www.daysinn.com Official 2006 Powwow Tee Shirt. Painting by Billy Mac Steele. Head StaffAztec Dancers - Javier Alsaro & Family ~ HOURS of OPERATION:Saturday August 30, 2008 10AM to 10PM Grand Entry at 1pm and 7pm; Sunday August 31, 2008 10AM to 6PM Grand Entry at 1:00 pm ADMISSION:Age 13 to 69 $ 7.00 - Age 12 and under FREE - Age 70 and over FREE Sponsored by: Native American Preservation Association of Georgia, Inc. - PO Box 565; Rome, Georgia 30162-0565 www.napaofga.org Host Motel:Days Inn of Rome 840 Turner McCall Blvd 706-295-0400
Sept. 4-6 North Country Intertribal Powwow, 934 Elm Street, Rt 2/100 off I-95 Exit 161, Newport, ME 04953. 11th annual traditional Pow-wow. A traditional Pow-wow held to celebrate the culture and heritage of the Native Americans. With traders, food vendors, dancers, and drum groups from all across the US and Canada. We are a not for profit organization. Gate opens at 10:00am daily. Grand Entry is at Noon. Closing ceremonies are at 5:00pm. Admission: $5.00 per adult/per day children under 16 is free with paid adult. Elders: $3.00. Natives are free. Dancer are free until 11:30AM. Free parking Free camping with paid daily admission. (No hook ups). No alcohol or drugs permitted on Pow-wow grounds. Contact Ellie Luce, Email: ncountrypowwow@yahoo.com, 207-368-4959 or 207-341-0506, http://www.wanderingmoosecreations.com/index_files/NCITPW.htm
Sept. 4-6 28th Annual Labor Day Weekend Powwow, Franklin Co. Fairgrounds, 4100 Columbia St. Hilliard, Ohio 43026. Grand Entry at 1pm. Traditional Powwow. Two-step, team dance and hand drum contest. Powwow feeds participants Supper-Sat-Mon and breakfast on Sun.& Mon. Motels nearby, camping at fairgrounds-$20/weekend w electric & showers. AD-Ken Irwin Sr, MC-Jerry Dearly Sr,Host Drums-Whitehawk and Many Voice. Head Veteran-Roger Campbell. NAICCO. (614)443-6120. naicco.org. naicco@aol.com.
Sept. 5 4th Annual Powwow/Native American Festival, Smith Park, Bennetsville, South Carolina. Public Invited. Adults $5; Children $3; Vendors $50. Rick LaBean 843-862-3299. Cottingham Blvd #9 & 38 Bypass, Bennetsville, SC 29512. peedeeindian@yahoo.com, http://americanindians.tripod.com
Sept. 10-12 Spruce Pine Pow Wow, 12513 South Hwy 226, Spruce Pine, NC 28777. Fifth annual educational powwow. Hours: Friday and Saturday 9 to 9 , Sunday 9 to 5. Admission: $5.00 for Adults and $2.00 for Children. MC Dave Trezak; Head Man Burke Lemons; Head Lady Brenda Bowlin; Arena Director Rob Watkins; Head Veteran Larry Graham. Directions: From Asheville, NC take I-26 and US19E 50 miles to Spruce Pine. Turn South on Hwy 226. Go 2 1/2 miles to 12513 S Hwy 226. Pow Wow is in rear. From the East, take I-40 to Exit 85 (Hwy 226). Follow Hwy 226 North to Spruce Pine. When you cross under the Blue Ridge Parkway it will be 2 1/2 miles on the right. Contact Mabel Benjamin, 813-765-3073, Email: rocksandthingstoo@hotmail.com, http://bripa.suchexists.com
Sept. 10-12 21st Annual Sycuan Powwow, Sycuan Reservation, 5459 Sycuan Road, El Cajon, CA 92019. Up to $125,000 in prize money. Arts & Crafts booths are $250 and Food booths are $350 for the weekend. Information booths are free. Camping and water available. Bring your chairs and canopy. For more information: 619-445-7776
Sept. 10-12 Spirit of the Veteran and Warrior Pow Wow, Point Park - Off Hwy 27 at Chickamauga Drive, Dayton TN 37331. LUCK OF THE DRAW DANCING - Emcee: Tony Wolf of Thunder Ledford; Keeper of the Circle: Ken Cloudwalker; Head Man: Gene Thomas; Head Lady: Barbie Harrison; Drums: Host Drum: Southern Echo; Red Road Singers: Veterans Honor Guard Jerry Lang, Native American Warrior Society; Ed Winddancer (flute player); Cathy Spirit Hawk Wiseowl, Story Teller; Non-Competition Powwow; Colors posted at 9:30 a.m.; Tickets:$4 Adults, $2 children; Festival Hours: Friday, September 10, 2010: 5:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Free Kids Day! Friday, September 10, 2010 Grand Entry: 7:00 p.m. Saturday, September 11, 2010: Gates open at 9:30; Festival opens at 10:00 a.m. – 9:45 p.m. Grand Entry: 1:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.; Sunday, September 12, 2010: 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.; Grand Entry: 1:00 p.m.; Events: On Friday, a 9-10 Special (TBA) honoring our fallen soldiers and veterans. See living history, visit Tepee Villages with artifacts from 1800s thru present day lifestyle demonstrations; arts and crafts, pottery, regalia clothing, music, jewelry and native artwork; candy run game, hoop dance, FRYBREAD!; learn the meaning of regalia clothing; class pictures taken. This year we will have wolves and horses in our village! Come out and have some fun! Trade Blanket after closing. There is overnight camping available with very limited electricity. Host Hotel: Americas Best Value Inn & Suites (423) 775-9190; CONTACT: Jimmy Wiseowl (931) 529-1557 or 931-316-9970 or Alexandra Durham (615) 797-9722Email: moonwillow2012@yahoo.com or jimmywiseowl@yahoo.com or dreamcatcher40f@yahoo.com
Sept. 11-12 Andersontown Powwow, Athletic Park, Anderson, Indiana. A celebration of the Native American history of Anderson's past through an intertribal celebration, Native American artists, traders, food, dancing, music, storytelling, demonstrations and children's activities. Hours: Saturday 11 am - 9 pm; Sunday 11:00 am 4:00 pm. Admission $5.00, ages 8 & under free. Contact: Ralph L. Day; info@andersontownpowwow.org. 800-533-6569 or 765-643-5633. www.andersontownpowwow.org
Sept. 11-12 3rd Annual Sacred Spirits Intertribal Pow Wow, Sunrise Cove Road, Naples, ME. Contact: Richard ThunderCloud Rogers, 207-749-2911. Email: sacredspiritsdrum@yahoo.com. http://sacredspiritsdrum.webs.com
Sept. 11-12 Nanticoke Indian Powwow, Nanticoke Rez, Millsboro, DE. Powwow features traditional dancing, singing and drumming, crafts, storytelling and tours of the Nanticoke Indian Museum and Library. Gates open at 10 AM. Nanticoke Indian Center 302-945-3400, Nanticoke Indian Assoc. 27073 John J. Williams Hwy., Millsboro, DE 19966, nanticok@verizon.net
Sept. 11-12 Indian Springs Native American Festival 2010, Indian Spring Hotel/Museum, Flovilla, GA. Bring your family, bring your chair, bring your blanket come for the weekend! Saturday 9am - 6pm, Sunday 9am - 5pm; Host Drum: All Nations Warrior Society; Head Man: David Bell Okalataka, Head Lady: Bobby Orr, AD: GT Martinez; MC: Steve Mansfield; Special Guest: Diamond Brown; Grand Entry 1pm Saturday & Sunday; Host Hotel- Days Inn 770-504-8100 - Other Hotel-Plantation Lodge 770-504-8811 Vendor Info: Trina Mansfield 770-655-5905 or t_r_m@etcmail.com Vendor set-up day is Friday; Presented by: the Butts County Historical Society www.buttscountyhistoricalsociety.org Directions: south of Atlanta, Ga. I-75 to Exit Jackson, Indian Springs State Park Hwy 16 east to 42 South in Flovilla follow to Indian Springs Hotel/Museum
Sept. 17-19 Ft. Hamby Pow Wow, Six miles North of Wilkesboro, NC at the Ft. Hamby State Park, 1534 South Recreation Road, Wilkesboro, NC 28697. Fourth annual educational pow wow. Hours Friday and Saturday 9 to 9, Sunday 9 to 5. Admission $5.00 for Adults and $2.00 for Children. The Park charges $1.00 entrance fee also. Friday is Kids Day and Kids are free with the schools. MC Dave Trezak; Head Man Burke Lemons; Head Lady Brenda Bowlin; A D Rob Watkins; Head Veteran Larry Graham. Directions From Wilkesboro, NC take US Hwy 421 North to Milepost 293. Turn South at the Ft. Hamby State Park sign. Go 1 mile to the park entrance. Contact Mabel Benjamin 813-765-3073 (or the Park at 336-921-3390 to book camping.). Email: rocksandthingstoo@hotmail.com, http://bripa.suchexists.com/
Sept. 17-19 Black Native American Association, 25800 Carlos Bee Boulevard, Hayward, CA. Red/Black Connection- Honoring Our Legacy- Past, Present and Future. All Drums Welcome. Gourd Dancing, Grand Entry, Break – Exhibition Dancing. Contest dancing in all categories. Exhibition: African and Aztec dancers. Contact Don Little Cloud, 510-536-1715. Email: ltcloud@bnaa.org. http://www.bnaa.org
Sept. 17-19 Gathering of Veteran's Powwow, Seven Circles Heritage Center, Edwards, IL. Phone: 309-382-2779. Email: butchmccamy@yahoo.com
Sept. 17-19 26th Annual Great Mohican Indian Pow-Wow, Mohican Reservation, 23270 Wally Road South (County Road 3175), Loudonville, OH. Contest Powwow. Over $9000 in prize money awarded. Schedule of Events: http://www.mohicanpowwow.com/events.htm. Camping: Mohican reservation campgrounds onsite http://www.mohicanpowwow.com. Directions: 7 miles south of Loudonville, Ohio off St. Rt. 3 on Wally Road. For more information: Email info@mohicanpowwow.com, 800-766-2267. For vendor application: http://www.mohicanpowwow.com/vendors_app.htm
Sept. 17-19 14th Annual Soboba Powwow, 23333 Soboba Road, San Jacinto, CA 92583. For more info: 951-654-2765. http://www.soboba-nsn.gov/powwow/?id=home
Sept. 17-19 White Cloud Powwow (Ioway Tribe Powwow), White Cloud, KS. Powwow grounds located on the Iowa Tribe of KS and NE Reservation, there will be signs posted. Campers and Vendors welcome. Vendors see staff prior to setting up. Manny King will be MC. All dancers must: register to dance with proper ID and dance in full regalia. There will be unannounced spot checks. Must have all required marks to be paid for each session. Exhibition dances. Contacts: Gail Reed (785) 595-3203 or Mary Knoxsah (785) 741-4521. Jackson and Mary will be attending this event.
Sept 18 Texas Indian Hobbyist Assn Fall Powwow, Galloway Hammond Recreation Center, 1601 S Water St, Burnet, TX. Gourd Dancing at 6:30PM and Grand Entry at 7:30PM. Head Singer: Gene Logan. Traders contact: mtwidal@aol.com. Tent camping sites and showers available. Contact: pandpriley@gmail.com, tihasmokesignal@yahoo.com
Sept. 18 Thunder on the Bay American Indian Festival. Buckroe Beach Park, Hampton, VA. Phone: 757 726-5437 Email: eblack@hampton.gov Website: www.hampton400.com
Sept. 18-19 Muddy Run Powwow, Muddy Run Recreational Park, Holtwood, PA. Traditional powwow, no contest. We are a non-profit corp. All proceeds are donated to Amer. Diabetes Assoc. Head Dancers, etc. will be announced in April, 2010. This is a rebirth of the old Muddy Run Powwow, under new management. This Sept.'s powwow was a huge success, and we intend to repeat that success next fall. Approx. 30 vendors. Camping for dancers, drums and vendors. Admission $3 per person: children 7 and under, and elders 65 and over enter free. Approx. 300 dancers, representing over 50 Native nations, attended Sept. 2009 event. Powwow open to public 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Saturday, and 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Sunday. Grand Entry noon both days. Vendors and drummers by invitation only. Lots of lodging close by in Lancaster, PA and surrounding area. We are south of Lancaster. This event is put on by Lawilowan A.I.F., Inc. Look for updates on our website: www.lawilowan.com. Noni Many Hawks Nickerson, 82 Clugston Road, Newville, Pennsylvania, 17241. 717-776-1075, ManyHawks@Comcast.net, www.lawilowan.com
Sept. 18-19 Powwow, Mother Earths Creation LLC, 2145 Route 16, Ossipee, NH 03886. Contact: Mother Earths Creation, LLC, Email: spiriteagle@motherearthscreation.com, 603-323-8181, http://www.motherearthscreation.com/home.html
Sept. 18-19 Nottoway Indian Tribe of Virginia, Inc. 4th Annual Powwow, Surry Parks and Recreation Center, 205 Enos Farm Drive Hwy 10 at Hwy 31 Surry, VA. 23883. Gates Open at 10am on Sat. & Sun. Grand Entries at 12noon on Sat. and 1pm on Sun. MC: John Blackfeather Jefferies; Arena Director: Doug Logan; Head Female Dancer: Debora Little Wing Moore; Drums: Yough-TaNund/NaMaWoChi; Intertribal Dancing,Arts and Crafts, Native American Cooking, Demonstrations, Storytelling. Admission: FREE. You may contact: Ed Branch at: (757)654-9301 email: branchedward@aol.com or Archie Elliott at (757)686-8602 Email: aselliott@cox.net. Visit us online at: www.nottowayindians.org for more info. Sponsored by the: Virginia Nottoway Indian Circle and Square Foundation
Sept. 18-19 Four Winds Intertribal Society 18th Annual Powwow, Killeen Civic & Convention Center, South W.S. Young, Killeen, TX 76546. 19 and older $2.00 or 2 can goods; 5 to 18 yrs old $1.00 or 1 can good; under 5 free. Hawthorn Inn and Days Innat Killeen Mall host hotels. There is camping avaliable at the Convention Center but have to check with them. Contact: Paula Crutsinger, Vendor Chairman 254-493-8172 jynxt_1610@yahoo.com, http://www.fourwindstx.org
Sept. 18-19 All Nations at Westport, The Commons, 6700 W. 524, Westport, KY 40077. -71 from Louisville to Cincinnati exit, take LaGrange exit(approximately 16 miles),left onto 53, for 4 miles, left onto 42 for 2 miles, right onto 524 for 3 miles, The Commons is in the middle of Westport. Adults: $5.00 Kids 8 to 14:$2.50 Under 8: Free. There will be dancing, food, crafts,music, and plenty of fun for all! We have parking, and a safe place for everyone! Camping for vendors only We have facilities Food provided by Lauri. Contact: Glenda McGill 502-222-5902 glenda.mcgill@gmail.com
Sept. 24-26 5th Annual Harvest Moon Benefit Pow Wow, Enitachopco Ceremonial Grounds On County Road 5, Ashland, AL Contact: Jana Bland, 256-392-3383. Email: jana@wolfgardens.org. http://defendthewolves.org/blog
Sept. 24-26 NC Native American Festival, 5800 Concord Parkway (across from Lowes Motor Speedway), Concord, NC. Contact: Reggie Brewer, 704-926-1523. Email: MetrolinaNatives@yahoo.com. www.MetrolinaNativeAmericans.com
Sept. 24-26 The Echota Cherokee Tribe of Alabama Annual Powwow, Oakville Indian Mounds Park, in Moulton, Alabama. The 24th is Children's Day. Intertribal dancing, Indian foods; fry bread, Indian Tacos, crafts, demonstrations of flint knapping, pottery making and many others. Fun for the whole family. chr0842@bellsouth.net
Sept. 24-26 Village of the Decendants Sopchoppy Powwow. Sopchoppy City Park, Sopchoppy, FL. Phone: 850-321-0650 Email: Sorehip2@aol.com
Sept. 24-26 Morongo Powwow, Cabazon, CA. For more info: 800-252-4499 ext. 23800
Sept. 24-26 Bishop Powwow
Sept. 25-26 They Walked Here Before Us: A Woodland Indian Celebration, Perrysburg, OH. Contact: Black Swamp InterTribal Foundation, 419-381-7042. Email: perrysburgpowwow@hotmail.com
Sept. 25-26 11th Annual Permian Basin Intertribal Powwow. Odessa College Sports Center, Odessa. TX. Phone: (432)-290-3678 Email: permianbasinpowwow@hotmail.com Website: http://transpecosamericanindianassn.com
Sept. 25-26 Noxen Volunteer Fire Co. 6th Annual Pow Wow, Stull Road/State Route 29, Noxen PA. Located at the Noxen Fire Co. grounds, Stull Road, Noxen, PA. Gates open at 10 am both days. Free Admission. ALL drums welcome. Head dancers: Male-Kevin "Walking Bear" Female- Natalie "Wisteria". There will be native vendors, crafting, children's story-telling, touching table, trade blanket and so much more. Meals provided to dancers/vendors Friday evening, Sat & Sun breakfast and POT LUCK DINNER Saturday evening, please bring a dish to pass. This is a free "non political" gathering. No drugs, alcohol or fire arms. Contact : Wisteria18704@yahoo.com or call 570-947-2097. Creator bless your paths, hope ours cross soon. AHO
Sept. 27 Texas Indian Hobbyist Assn Fall Powwow. Galloway Hammond Recreation Center, Burnet, TX. pandpriley@gmail.com Traders: mtwidal@aol.com
