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Gate Hours: 11:00 am to 10:00 pm. Grand Entries: 1:00 pm and 6:30 pm
Meal Hours: 5:00. Closing Song @ 9:00 pm.

Everyone Welcome!

Traditional Powwow with no contests but lots of singing and dancing. Native American dance, music, arts and crafts traders, and food.

Admission Fees: $5, Children 5 and under FREE No camping.

Directions: Take Guess Road exit off of Interstate 85 or take Swift Ave. exit off of Durham Expressway/NC 147.

More Information: Joe Liles
Email: liles@ncssm.edu
Phone: 919-286-9401
Address: 1219 Broad Street, Durham, NC 27705
Website: http://www.ncssm.edu/powwow 

Open to the Public Arts & Crafts, Contests, Food, Raffles, 50/50

Adult Contests ($200, $100, $50). Men’s Contests: Straight, Fancy, Grass/Traditional. Women’s Categories: Southern Cloth, Buckskin, Jingle/Fancy Kids Contests: Tiny Tots, Jr/Teen Boys, Jr/Teen Girls.

Master of Ceremonies: Richard Attocknie. Head Singer: Al Santos. Head Man Dancer: Justin Yearby. ead Lady Dancer: Randi Santos. Arena Director: Randy Frazier. Gourd Clan: Comanche Little Ponies. Color Guard: Chickasaw Honor Guard. Special Guests: Riverside Apache Crown Dancers (representing the White Mountain and San Carlos Apache Tribes of Arizona)

Arts & Crafts, Contests, Food, Raffles, 50/50

Inviting All Gourd Dancers! All Veterans, Princesses, Dancers & Drums Welcome!

No Alcoholic Beverages or Drugs Allowed

Sponsored by Ardmore High School Native American Club For Arts&Crafts

More Information: Deana Craighead: 580-226-7680
Email: dcraighead@ardmore.k12.ok.us

More Information: Mark 605-658-0222
Email: intertribal@cedarriversingers.4t.com 
Website: http://cedarriversingers.4t.com 

All are welcome! Rain or Shine!

Gates Hours: 9:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Grand Entries: 9:30 a.m. both days.
Competition will end at approximately 5 p.m. on Saturday. The Adult final round will begin at 2 p.m. on Sunday.

Thrill to the excitement as more than 70 dancers from throughout the U.S. and Canada vie for the nation's most prestigious hoop dancing prize. Food, frybread and shopping round out this event.

First-time adult champion Brian Hammill, Ho Chunk, 39, of New River, Arizona is expected to return and defend his title against Charles Denny, Chippewa/Cree/Ute, 19, from Fort Duchesne, Utah, the 2008 champion. Also, look for seasoned competitors and crowd favorites as Derrick Davis, Hopi/Choctaw; Nakotah La Rance, Hopi/Tewa, from Flagstaff, Arizona; Alex Wells, Lil Wat First Nation, of Morley, Alberta; and Lisa Odjig, Odawa/Ojibwe, from Wikemiking, Ontario. The winners will take home their share of more than $30,000 in prize money. (Final competitor list will be available on Saturday, February 13 at the event.) Hoop dance fans from across the U.S., Canada and Europe are already making plans to cheer their favorite dancer on to glory.

Other categories of competition include Tiny Tot (under 5 years), Youth (5 to 12), Teen (13 to 17) and Senior (40 and older).

 Visitors can enjoy dance performances as well as delicious fry bread and other American Indian foods. Held on the museum grounds, admission to the museum is included.

For many years, the intertribal hoop dance has expanded to incorporate new and creative designs and extremely intricate footwork. Each dancer presents a unique variation of the intertribal hoop dance, weaving in aspects of his or her distinct tradition and culture. Individual routines are presented using as few as four to as many as 50 hoops, which are manipulated to create a variety of designs including animals, butterflies and globes. Dancers are judged based on five skills – precision, timing/rhythm, showmanship, creativeness and speed. In recent years, younger competitors are incorporating modern dance steps like hip-hop into their routines. No matter which steps a hoop dancer wields, however, she or he is dancing in the footsteps of Tony Whitecloud, founder of the modern hoop dance.

Admission: Per Day (includes event and museum admission): $10 general admission, $9 seniors (65+), $7 American Indians, $3 for children age 4-12, FREE for children under 4.

More Information: Darian Begay Email: dbegay@heard.org
Phone: 602.252.8848
Address: 2301 N Central Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85004
Website: http://www.heard.org

All Public Are Invited

Hours: Friday: 3:00 pm - 10:00 pm. Grand Entry Is 7:00 pm.
Saturday: Gate Opens 9:30 am-10:00 pm. Grand Entry 3:00 pm and 7:00 pm
Sunday: Gates Open 9:30am-6:00 pm. Grand Entry Is 3:00 pm

Everyone is welcome! Dancers and Drummers will enter free!

Traditional Powwow. No contest. Offer mystery money dances.

Over 30 Artisans and Crafters, Flute Makers, Great Ethnic Foods, Tepee contest, Treasure Coast Wildlife, Dancing, Singing, Drumming, Just having
lots of fun....Join us for a Jam-Packed schedule of events and spectacular live performances.

Host Drum: Northern Wind (Music Awards for best traditional Powwow Album 'Whispering Winds', and 2008 Aboriginal Peoples Music Choice Awards best powwow traditional Album 'November Winds'.) Head man: Ed Winddancer. Head Woman: Kaye Taylor. Arena Director: Billy Kipp. MC: Ron Colombe

Admission: Adults Are $6.00. Children Are $4.00. Seniors Are $4.00.

Camping Info: Free Primitive Camping, RV hook ups (water and elect and sewer) $22.50 per night

Directions: Coming off I-95 turn East go to 58th Ave turn North the fairgrounds are about 6 miles on your left hand side , follow the signs.

More Information: Email Deedee1579@aol.Com
772-567-1579
1670 11th Place
Vero Beach Florida 32960  

Hours: Sunday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Saturday: 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Grand entry Saturday 1:00 PM & 6:00 PM, Sunday 1:00 PM

The Native American Indian Gathering (also known as the Native American Powwow) will feature Indians dancing in full regalia! The programs bring Native American educators, scholars, Tribal members, and dancers from all over the United States and Canada into the local community to provide a "hands on" experience with the Native ways and culture. Native food, native arts and crafts and native entertainment.

Announcer- Brian Darst, Head Lady- Angela Allen, Head Man- Tim Samaniego, Head Veteran- Martin Tall Horse, Arena Director- Aaron Stevens, Host Drum- Blue Heron, Co-Host Drum- Sky Hawk and Hoop Dancer- Peter Chiquito.

Public invited. This is a family event, and we respectfully ask that you conduct yourself (and dress) accordingly.

Admission Fees: Adults: 5.00. Children 5-12: 3.00. Over 62 $3.00 and Under 5 Free. Parking: Free!

Directions: On I-75 coming fron the North, exit 125B onto 309 to red light, at Shell Station turn left on Bellefontaine Ave to UAW Hall. From the South on I-75 exit 125. Left at light at 309. Go to red light at Shell Station turn left to UAW Hall. Bellefontaine Ave. runs behind Shell station.

No drugs, alcohol, or firearms. Zero tolerance for violators.

More Information: 419/648-9230,
E-mail: dancing_fawn@watchtv.net .

Producers POD Productions/Gina Marie Scarpa Promotions & Management Red Note Inc./Jason Coochwytewa Pow Wow Directors Larry Yazzie, MN, Orrenzo Snyder, NV . Head Staff: Arena Director: Ivan Lonechild, CAN, Northern Drum: Northern Cree, Southern Drum: Thunderhill, Emcee: Ruben Little Head, KS, Emcee: Wallace Coffey, OK, Roving Emcee: Chance Rush, OK, Head Man: Dancer Shawn Scabby robe, WA, Head Woman Dancer: Tanksi Clairmont, CO, Head Gourd Dancer: Jeff Begay, AZ, Head Northern Dance Judge: Rusty Gillette, ND, Head Southern Dance Judge: Jim Anquoe, Sr., OK, Head Northern Drum Judge: Randall Paskemin, UT, Head Southern Drum Judge: Millard Clark, OK and Tabulators Clayton Crain, CAN, Sound Dale Roberts, OK.

DANCE CATEGORIES: Golden Age (65-Over), Seniors (40-64), Men & Women's (18-39), Teens(13-17. Juniors (6-12) and Tiny Tots (5 and under) Day Money. DRUM CONTEST for Northern and Southern Style - 1st $8,000.

Fees: Entry Fee: $100 Drum Group. Weekend admission cost $30.00 or $15.00 per day. NO COST for Golden Age and Non-Competition categories. $10 for Senior, Men, and Women categories (18 - 64 years old) and $5 for Junior and Teen categories (6 - 17 years old). Entry fee includes weekend all access wristband.

More Information: Call 480/446-7052 Email: info@chasingthesunpowwow.com 

Intertribal dance, Gourd Dance, food and craft vendors.

All Drums Welcome!

Admission and Parking: FREE!

Directions: From either I-30 or I-20 take the Cooper Street Exit; from I-20 go North; from I-30 go South to UTA Blvd. / W. Border Street. Go east on UTA Blvd. / Border to Oak St. Turn left (south). The University Center is near the corner of Oak and W. First St.

More Information:
Website: http://www.uta.edu/studentorgs/nasa_aises/pow.html

Times: Open: 10:00 am- 11:00 pm daily. Grand Entry: Saturday 1:00 pm & 7:00pm. Sunday: 1:00 pm.

Everyone is welcome!

Event Coordinator: Kelly Healy; MC: Oliver Shouting and Eldon Weasel ; Arena Director: Stan White Man; Head Man: Chris (Nugget) Bull Bear; Head Woman: Jan Bull Bear. Special Guests: Megan Shouting, Miss Blackfoot Canada. Taylor Chief Calf, Jr. Miss Blackfoot Canada

Tradiitonal food, arts and crafts available

Admission: $12.50 per day, $9.50 Students/Seniors. Childre 6 and under, Free

Host Hotels:
Best Western Heidelberg Inn &
Chinook Motel, 1-800-791-8488
Lethbridge Lodge, 1-800-661-1232
Quality Inn & Suites, (403) 331-6440

Presented by the Blackfoot Canadian Cultural Society.

General Information: Email: mcrowhealy@blackfoot.ca
Call: Mary Ann Crow Healy (403) 327-6807
Website http://www.blackfoot.ca 

Gates Open Daily: 10:00 am.
Grand Entry: Friday 7:00 pm. Saturday 1:00pm & 7:00 pm. Sunday 1:00 pm.

Friday is Children's Day from 9:00am - 2:00pm with special Demonstrations, Games, etc.

Join us for Traditional Native American Culture Including: Drumming, Dancing, Crafts, and Food.

MC: Ric Bird. Head Veteran: TBA. Head Man Dancer: Bobby De Bose . Head Woman Dancer: Sandra De Bose. Host Drum: Family Drum Singers. Co-Host Drum: Bird Chopper Bird Family Drum. Firekeeper: Ken Cloudwalker. Color Guard: TBA

The following Native American Performers will be at this Pow Wow: "Lord of the Strings, Arvel Bird, International Award Winning World Music Violinist". Hoop & Fancy Shawl Dancer, Artist, Singer/Songwriter: Jackie Bird. Flutist and Traditional Dancer: Ed Winddancer. Aztec Dancers: Tlatlacayolotl ~ Earth, Heart, Man. Guest Elder: Kashka - Tlingit Legend Keeper - Storyteller. Singer/Songwriter: Crystal Woman. Story Tellers: Sarah 'Sunshine Badger Woman' and Grandma Coyote. Flutist: Utah Farris. Special Animal Appearances:'Paint the Pony' and 'Thunder' the American Bald Eagle

Bring the whole Family and spend the Day, Don't forget to bring Chairs.

Admission:  Required Donation: Adults $4.00 Children Under 12 FREE
Active, Retired or Service Persons Admitted FREE

Directions: Renninger's Twin Markets, 20651 New Highway 441 Mount Dora, Florida 32757. Just East of Mount Dora ~ Just 30 miles North of Orlando, Florida

More Information: Website: http://www.thunderingspiritfamily.com/
Call Tony Ledford at: 352 636-4271 or 352 589-0045 EXT. 61
Email: ThunderSpiritFam@yahoo.com 
Write: Tony Leford PO BOX 1141 ~ Eustis, FL 32727

Exhibition Powwow. Everyone is Welcome!

Drums: TBA. Head man: Phil Stucker. Head lady: Rite Deersky. Dancers: Rene Rodriguez. Arena Director: Steve Zavala. MC: Ray Duncan. Special Guests: Tejas Winds. Special Guest: Flute Player-William Linthicum

Admission: FREE!

Camping: RV setup on site, but no water or electricity hookups.

Contact Information:
Email: waconasa@tstc.edu
Phone: 254-867-3622
Address: 3801 Campus Drive, Waco, TX, 76705
Website: http://www.waco.tstc.edu/activities/NASAclub.php

 Grand Entry-1:30 pm and 6 pm. Potluck at 4:30 pm. .

More Information: Lynn Anderson. 541-997-2514, ext. 5403.
Email: landerso@siuslaw.k12.or.us

Parking is available behind the Coliseum for $8 - $10 with no in/out privileges.
The Committee has a limited amount of parking passes for sale for $25 good for the entire weekend. Handicapped parking is directly across from the Main Coliseum entrance.

Directions: From Interstate 25: On I-25 take the I-70 East Exit
From Interstate 70: Take Brighton Blvd. Exit off I-70 (right lane exits) either direction.
If you are eastbound on I-70, the exit will curve around so you can see the front of the Coliseum. Stay in the right lane.
If you are westbound on I-70, the exit will take you under the Interstate but you will be able to see the Coliseum a few blocks away.

More Information: Denver March Powwow, Inc.
PO Box 19178
Denver, CO 80219
Phone: 303-934-8045
Email: denvermarchpowwow@comcast.net
Website: http://www.denvermarchpowwow.org/index.htm

Social Powwow-No competition.

Times (approximate): Thursday & Friday: 9:00 am-Flag raising, school field trips.
1:00 pm-Social Dancing. Sundown-Lowering of flags. Friday: 7:00pm Grand Entry.
Saturday: 9 a.m- Flag Raising. NOON- Lunch at Camp. 1 - 5 p.m. -Social Dancing, story telling and anything else we come up with that may be culturally informative or even fun. 5:30 p.m.- Supper For The Camp. Sunset - Flag lowering. 7 p.m. - Grand Entry Invocation, Veteran's Songs, Memorial Song Commence Evening Program and Dancing.

The Dancing will conclude when Dancers and Drummers stop.

Fry Bread, Indian Chili, Ice Tea, Lemonade, Coffee, Hot Chocolate, Soft Drinks, Hot Dogs and French Fries are available at the cook shack. Breakfast is sold on Friday, Saturday and Sunday mornings.

The Cherokee of Georgia Tribal Library and Cultural Center will be open for your enjoyment between the afternoon dances and the evening grand entry and dancing on Friday and Saturday.

Our Nature Walk (starts at the west end of our parking lot) is open to the public.

Storytellers, Children's games, Primitive Camp/Tools, Ancient Museum relics, Flute Players and many Traders with Arts and Crafts

Drum: Red Bird Singers. MC: Jim Witmer. Head Man: Fred Ring. Head Lady: Beverly Ann Sogczak. Arena Director: Nick McGahee. Princess: Sara McGahee.

Admission: FREE! Parking: FREE!

Free Camping-come early because space is limited. Limited RV electrical available.

More Information: fmmcgahee@bellsouth.net, deerspirit@atc.cc , hatahway_tribe@yahoo.com, damascus3@comcast.net
Vendors Call: (904) 699-6416
Cherokee of Georgia Tribal Office: (912) 843-2230
(912) 285-2738
(912)449-9033
Website: http://www.cherokeeofgeorgia.us/main/events.sfx

Family Oriented Event. Veteran's Day April 10th. Honoring Ft. Mc Coy VFW Home.

Gourd Dancing, Intertribal Dancing, Native Food and Vendors. All Singers and Dancers are welcome!

Host Drum : Billy Evans Horse (Kiowa). Guest Drum : Birdchopper (Cherokee). Guest Drum: Lords of The Plains (Comanche). Mc: Rick Bird (Cherokee). Arena Director: Bronson Haywahe. Flute: Albert Gray Eagle. Head Man Dancer:
Head Lady Dancer: Head Veteran: Thomas Zermeno (Apache).

Admission: FREE! Parking: FREE!
Primitive Camping. Bring your own lawn chair.

Directions: Located off I-75, between Gainesville and Ocala off exit 368, one half hour east on CR 318, turn right on CR 315 Ft McCoy, Florida and follow the signs to Chambers Farm.

More Information:
E-mail: Chambersfarm@hotmail.com ,
Write: Chambers Farm Committee, PO Box 760, Waynesville, Ohio, 45068,
Phone: Dan Berke at (706)-983-9367 or (513)-464-1746
Website: http://www.chambersfarm.org 

Over 3,000 indigenous / Native American / Indian dancers and singers representing more than 500 tribes from Canada and the United States come to Albuquerque annually to participate socially and competitively. Over 800 artists, crafters, and traders will place their wares on display and for sale. Also Included: "Stage 49" The Gathering Of Nations Stage on Pow Wow Alley Featuring The Best on Native American Music!

The Gathering of Nations is an experience for all people, Indian and non-Indian.

Head Man Dancer: Honovi Smith, Lakewood, CO. Head LadLady Dancer: Toni Tsatoke, Norman, OK. Head Young Man Dancer: Minsun Mills, Thunder Valley, SD. Head Young LadLady Dancer: Beedoskah Stonefish, Peshawbestown, MI. Head Northern Dance Judge: Bryson Lonechild, Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Head Southern Dance Judge: Tommy Snowball, Winnebago, NE. Head Northern Singing Judge: J.T. Seaboy, Shakopee, MN. Head Southern Singing Judge: Quanah Henry, Smith Lake, NM. Arena Directors: Randy Medicine Bear, Loveland, CO. George “Cricket” Shields, Shawnee, OK. Announcers: Sammy “Tonkei” White, Anadarko, OK. Dennis Bowen, Sr., Tuba City, AZ. Vince Beyl, Bemidji, MN. Ruben Little Head, Lame Deer, MT. (Roving Host) Jason Whitehouse, Madison Hts, MI.

Invited Drums: Midnite Express, Minneapolis, MN. Wild Band of Comanches, Fletcher, OK. Cree Confederation, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Headstone, Pawnee, OK. Plains Ojibway, Long Plains, Manitoba, Canada. Buc Wild, Chinle, AZ
ALL DRUMS WELCOME! Head Gourd Dance Drum: Headstone, Pawnee, OK. Miss Indian World ‘09: Brooke Grant, Hoopa, CA (Hoopa, Kuruk, Yurak, Chippewa)

Admission: Miss Indian World Program: Thursday April 22rd (evening): $12.00
Powwow & Trader's Market: Friday April 23th: $15.00. Saturday April 24th: $15.00. Two Day Pass:$30.00.

More Information: 505-836-2810
Website: http://www.gatheringofnations.com/ 

Not a Powwow, Native American Historical, Authentic Event!
Everyone is Welcome! Fun, Family Event!

Hours: 11am-6pm

Admission: FREE

The festivities include tribal canoe races, storytelling, native arts and crafts, children's activities, native music, dance, fry bread and other native food.

Coupeville's Front Street and the Island County Historical Museum are the locations for entertainment, food and arts and crafts. A free shuttle will provide transportation to the boat launch on 9th Street. The canoe races can be watched from both locations.

A special event, sponsored by the Island County Historical Museum, is planned for Friday night, May 15th. A welcoming ceremony will be followed by a short trip to the Coupeville Recreation Hall where the public is invited to hear stories of the Canoe Races of the 1930's as well as current life of canoe pullers.

Also on Friday night, Lou LaBombard, storyteller, professor of Anthropology and member of the Seneca Nation, will be sharing riveting stories at the Fort Ebey campground amphitheater.

Directions: Get onto Whidbey Island. find Coupeville in the middle of island. Get to Coupeville, Wa. and you are there... on Whidbey Island! There are free buses from the ferry on the South end of the Island( Clinton) or from the North end out of Oak Harbor. There will be a free shuttle bus at the event going between the town area and the canoe races all day long.

**No Alcohol or Drugs Allowed...This is a Family Event!

More Information: Email: imburgia@whidbey.com,   johnwebernahma@coupeville.net
Phone: (360) 678-3451 or (360) 678-4606.
Website: http://www.penncovewaterfestival.com/index.php  

The goal of the De-Un-Da-Ga is to present a traditional northern style event centered around the Lakota traditions practiced at Porcupine and other traditional communities on the Pine Ridge and Rosebud Reservations today.

Host Drum: MacKenzie River, Ravenna, OH. Guest Host Drum: Morning Star, Connecticut. Invited Drums: Muddy Creek
Pennsylvania. Head Man Dancer: Erik Theisz, Maynard, MA. Head Woman Dancer: Jennifer DeChristopher, Wharton, NJ.
Distinguished Whipmen: Mike Reed, Pittsburgh, PA; Travis Anderson, Arlington, VA. Veteran Coordinator: Gary Coleman
Cross Lanes, WV. Arena Directors: Dave Burns, Roanoke, VA. Masters of Ceremonies: Dan Paul - Pacific Grove, CA; Frank Andrews - Albuquerque, NM. Thom Meyers - Billings, MT.

Junior Dance Contest for those under 21. Traditional prizes to be awarded sponsored by the pow-wow committee

Food Booth by Langundowi for Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner hot food, candy, drinks.

Traders by invitation ONLY

Admission: Adults (13+) - $5. Youth (7-12) - $3. Child (<7) - $2
OR $10 (family of 2 adults and 2 children) with an additional $1 per youth.
Those in Uniform ($1 off).

Plenty of camping space, $8.00 per person for the weekend includes admission, hot showers, etc.Trailers welcome - NO hookups

NO early camping, NO pets, NO ground fires. Absolutely NO Drugs or Alcohol tolerated

Directions:
From the North
Use the best route you know to get on I-90 and head to Erie, PA
From Erie area:
Take I-79 south. Get off at the Geneva/Cochranton Exit #141. Follow Rt 285 East until it ends at Rt 173. Turn right (south) and follow Rt 173 for about five (5) miles until you enter the village of Millageville (don’t blink; it’s only a few houses past the French Creek Township Building). Turn left on Creek Road (just before the bridge) and follow it about four (4) miles. Custaloga Town will be on your left.

From the South
Use the best route you know to get on I-80 or I-79 north and head to western PA
Take I-79 north. Get off at the Sandy Lake/Greenville Exit #130. Follow Rt 358 East (towards Sandy Lake) until it ends at Rt 173. Turn left (north) and follow Rt 173 for about seven (7) miles until you enter the village of Millageville (after New Lebanon). Turn right on Creek Road (just after the bridge) and follow it about four (4) miles. Custaloga Town will be on your left.

There will be plenty of signs marking this way in.

More Information: Email: info@langundowi.org
Website: http://www.langundowi.org/

Mr. John Saran-tos will be at The Strong Sun Pow Wow all week-end and has consented to conduct several classes in Native American Flute Playing. We will also have Mr. Ken Watson who is a very accomplished Flute player. Robert Rambo, Portraying Atacullacula.

Drums: Bird Chopper. Head Man: Mike Cranford. Head Lady: Jeannie Cranford. Dancers: All Dancers are welcome. Head Veteran: Carlos Martin. ADirector: Ken Cloudwalker. MC: Rick Bird. Special Guests: John Santoas, Ken Watson,Chief Bill Stam, and many others

Offered: Traditional Dancing, Teaching, and many other activities

Admission Fees: Adults $6.00 Children 5 and over 4.00 Veterans and senior free
Tanglewood Park will be charging $2.00 per Vehicle at their gate.
Concert Prices: $15.00 per person for all over 6 years old.
Special group Rate Available.

Camping Info: Camping available on grounds

Vendor spaces are limited. Contact office for application.

More Information: Email: neetribe@aol.com  strongsunpowwow@yahoo.com
Phone: 336-816-7747
Address: Nuluti Equani Ehi Tribe
3517 Union Hill Rd.
East Bend, NC. 27018
Website: http://nearriverdwellers.com/

Fifth annual educational Native American Pow Wow with lots of demonstrators showing how things were made and used long ago. Regular activities of dancing, drumming, singing, story telling, flute playing, tee pees, flint knapping, etc. going on all day. 20 handmade craft vendors, demonstrators and food available.

Head Man: Burke Lemons. Head Lady: Brenda Bowlin. ADirector: Rob Watkins. MC: Dave Trezak.

Admission: $5 for Adults and $2 for Kids. Friday is Kids Day

Camping Info: Camping Info: Camping for dancers and vendors only. Camp grounds nearby.

 Directions: From Asheville, take I26 north to Exit 9. Take US19E north 30 miles to Spruce Pine. Turn south on Hwy 226 and go approximately 2 1/2 miles to 12513 S. Hwy 226. From the East, take I-40 to Exit 86 and 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. From the Blue Ridge Parkway, get off at milepost 331 and take Hwy 226 north approximately 2 1/2 miles to 12513 south Hwy 226. The pow wow is located between US19E and the Blue Ridge Parkway.

More Information: Email Address: rocksandthingstoo@hotmail.com
Phone: 813-765-3073
Address: 114 Oak Avenue
Spruce Pine, NC 28777
Website: http://bripa.suchexists.com/

Fourth annual educational Native American Pow Wow. Lots of demonstrators in addition to regular activities of dancing, drumming, singing, story telling, flint knapping, tee pees, etc. 15 hand made craft vendors, demonstrators, and food available. Childrens activities at the pavilion all day. Pow Wow activities at the arena.

Admission Fees: Park admission is $1.00 per person (up to $4.00 per car) and Pow Wow admission is $5.00 for Adults and $2.00 for Children. Friday is Kids Day and Children with the schools are free.

Camping Info: Camping for dancers and vendors at pow wow site. Public camping at the park must register with the Park (call 336-921-2330). Tent and camper camping are available.

Directions: US421 six miles north of Wilkesboro, NC. Near milepost 293 take South Recreation Road south 1 mile to the Ft. Hamby Park entrance.

More Information: Email: rocksandthingstoo@hotmail.com
Phone: 813-765-3073- Park info 336-921-2330
Address: 114 Oak Avenue
Spruce Pine, NC, 28777
Website: http://bripa.suchexists.com/

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