2013 Pow Wow Calendar, Southeast, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, events United States of Native America,Six Directions Traders

Young Bird "Defying The Odds" - Native American music Southern Pow Wow - Single "Cree Bear"

MC - Ric Bird ; See Demonstrations of Native American crafts including Tomahawk Throwing, Bow and Arrow, Flint Knapping, Fire Making, Bead and Feather Work, and much more. Watch East meets West Wild West Show, Drumming, and Dancing! Indian Village with Historic Artifacts, Intertribal Dance Competition, Artisans & Crafters, Taste Authentic Food, Native American Music, Live Buffalo - Kids are FREE on Fridays - School Busses Welcome, call for schedule, plenty of bus parking - From Orlando take I-4 to exit 17 off toll 570 (Polk Parkway) From Tampa take I-4 to exit 28 - US hwy 92E - Open Rain or Shine! Campsites available Jan 4- 18 limited electricity - Dance competition, Luck of the Draw For Vendor Information or Registration Call 863-665-0062 or John at 863-559-8866

Info (386)676-3216 Sponsored by The Department of Leisure Services; Intertribal Native Dancers, Aztec Dancers from Mexico, Reptile & Wildlife Exhibits, Native American Cuisine, Over 30 Trading Booths; Friday 10am-9pm, Saturday 10am-9pm, Sunday 10am-5pm ~ Daily Admission: Adult $6; Senior $5; Child $4

9-5 Friday, 10-6, Saturday and 10-5 on Sunday. Experience the traditions and culture of the Native American people. Find hand made, one of a kind fine arts and crafts, paintings, pottery, jewelry, sculpture, bead work and leather work, along with Native American food. There will be performing of traditional Native American drumming, singing and various styles of dance throughout the weekend. Tickets at the gate, $7 adult, $3 6-12, 5 and under are free. More info: (941) 924-2784. rexbegaye@gmail.com

Please join us, the Oklevueha Band of Yamassee Seminole Indians, as we celebrate our annual Intertribal Pow Wow Festivals. We are a non-profit Native American tribe, who for more than fifty years, has hosted festivals and taken part in many educational programs for our young people and adults. Children's Games and Native American Story Telling, Handmade Native American Craftwork, Traditional Native Dancing, Native Drumming, Native American Food, Vendors and more ! Indian Auction and Raffles Daily ! Gate Hours - Thursday through Saturday: 9:00 am - 10:00 pm; Sunday: 9:00 am 6pm. FREE Primitive Camping HOT Showers ~ Free admission at the gate; donations welcome and accepted.(Suggested Donation: Adults - $2.00 and Children under 12 - $1.00)Gate Prize: Random drawing from each days tickets; must be present to win. From I-75 or 301 : Travel south from Gainesville, or north from Ocala. Junction CR 318 (I-75 exit #368 at the Petro Truck Stop), travel east to end of the road. Turn left on CR 315 at blinking light and proceed to junction SR 21. Turn right on N.E. 243th Street (alongside church at fork in road) and follow the dirt road to the end. Please follow signs posted on day of event for further directions. For more information contact:Cox-Osceola Indian Reservation PO BOX 521 Orang Springs, FL 32182 or Call (352) 546-1386 -or- (352) 546-3363 http://www.scentsofpeace.com/powwow.html

Drumming dancing and other entertainment. Gates open each day 10AM. Luck of the draw for dancers plus we will feed them lunch and dinner. Donations welcomed. Bring the whole family for a fun fill day of learning from our Lakota style village, flint knappers, pluss much more. Friday Feb.1, 2013 is childrens day with free hot dogs for everyone. Friday Grand entry 7PM, Sat. 1 and 7PM and Sun. 1PM. Entertainment throught the weekend with an indian auction Sat. Feb. 2, 2013 at 12 Noon. After hours will be sitting around the fire telling stories, sining, and even a trade blanket. For any other information call either Sue at 727-495-3791 or Robert at 727-389-2275.

Host Drum - Red Bird Jr; Head man - Thomas Zermeno; Head Lady - Juanita Zermeno; MC - Ron Colombe; Admission $8 Adults, Children & Seniors $4; Knights Inn 8800 20th Street, Vero Beach FL Double Room $49.00 + tax Phone: 772-562-9991 You must mention you are coming to the Powwow to get the listed rate. More Info call Donna 772-567-1579 or email DEEDEE1579@aol.com

Renninger's Twin Markets, 20651 New Highway 441 Mount Dora, Florida 32757 ~ Just East of Mount Dora ~ Just 30 miles North of Orlando. Friday Grand Entry at 7:00pm; Saturday Grand Entry at 1:00pm & 7:00pm Sunday Grand Entry at 1:00pm; Gates Open at 10:00am Daily. Admission ~ Required Donation: Adults $5.00 Children Under 12 FREE Active, Retired or Service Persons Admitted FREE ; MC:Bert Iron Turtle Cox; Head Veteran: Clyde Maize ; Head Man Dancer: Bob Dubose; Head Woman Dancer: Sandy DuBose; Host Drum: Memez' Boys & Southern Pine Singers; Firekeeper: Ken Cloudwalker ; Color Guard:Local Veterans; Friday is Children's Day from 9:00am - 2:00pm with special Demonstrations, Games, etc. Please join us for Traditional Native American Culture Including: Drumming, Dancing, Crafts, and Food. Bring the whole Family and spend the day, Don't forget to bring Chair. Tony Ledford 352 636-4271 ThunderSpiritFam@yahoo.com PO BOX 1141, Eustis, FL 32727 http://www.thunderingspiritfamily.com/

Sponsored By: American Indian Chamber of Commerce of South Carolina ALL Dancers & Spectators are WELCOME. Our Event starts at 11AM and will go till 6AM. We will have a storyteller, flute player, hoop dancer and wonderful native american drum groups and many other Native American dance styles. The dance is just minutes away from the beach. It's going to be a GREAT weekend. Flyer for Event: http://www.aiccsc.org/images/aiccsflyer.pdf

All Drums and Dancers Welcome -Grand Entry Friday 7 pm, Sat 1 pm & 7 pm Sun 1 pm - Camping and 3 day passes call 386-736-6000 - Vendors call Marvin 386-734-3424 No pets please

Host Drum -Bird Chopper, MC - John Blackfeather, AD - GT Martinez ; Arts & Crafts Demonstrator Levy Walker; Period Encampment - Robert Redhawk; 10am until? $5 admission Adults, $2 Children, Students & Seniors, Under 6 FREE; Friday School Day 9am - 2pm $2 per child ticket stub will get them in all weekend FREE; Contact Mike Benton 843-384-5551 email mb3710@yahoo.com

Gates Open 10am daily; Florida Indian Hobbyist Association - Contact 772-464-7855 For more info: www.FIHA.info or www.Tipis.org We also have a Facebook Page: FIHA Powwows

The Yahoola United Cherokee Museum and Cultural Education Center, Inc, a Non Profit 501C3 on Saturday March 31st and Sunday April 1st - The 2nd Annual Yahoola Spring Powwow. The powwow is being put on to help raise funds to go toward the construction of a world class museum in Dahlonega. It will be held atop Crown Mountain at Findley Ridge in Dahlonega (behind the Shell Station). There will be fun for the whole family, from tomahawk throw to eating native foods. See replica of a typical Cherokee house from the 1700's. See a Cherokee dugout canoe being made. Visit a Lakota style encampment. contact 706-482-8353 yahoolacherokee2@aol.com

$2 Donation at gate, Children 5 and under FREE; Drum - Bird Chopper; Head Man - Herb Sheppard; Head Woman - Kay Taylor; Performances by Arvel Bird; Gates Open 9am - 10pm Fri & Sat; 9am to 4pm Sun; Primitive Camping; Limited Electric; More Info call; Miss O 321-277-9688 or Lash 352-728-8745

This schedule is an estimate of times and activities, as we usually run on "Indian time".Thursday & Friday 9 a.m. ~ Flag Raising, school field trips 1 p.m. ~ Intertribal Dancing SUNDOWN ~ Lowering of our flags. 7 p.m. (Friday)~. Grand Entry, Intertribal Dancing Saturday 9 a.m. ~. Flag Raising NOON ~ Lunch at Camp 1 p.m. ~ Gourd Dance (if we have enough participants) 1 - 5 p.m. ~ Intertribal Dancing, Princess competition, 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, Sodas and Hot Dogs 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. Please note: If anyone has an upcoming Powwow that they would like to have announced in the arena, please give a flyer or the information to the M.C. For the consideration of everyone, there are bathrooms available. Your assistance in keeping them clean is appreciated - County Road 121 and State Hwy 94 - Cherokee Of Georgia Tribal Council, Inc. - Rt. 1 Box 1019 -Saint George, GA 31562-9796 - United States Phone:(912) 843-2230 / (912) 285-2738 Email: fmmcgahee@bellsouth.net or hathaway_tribe@yahoo.com We have a nice size area for FREE tent camping next to the new guest lodge with an exterior bathroom. We don't have as many RV spots with electric and those have always been filled on a first come basis. If any one needs a hotel, the Econolodge in Macclenny provides a decent discount of $46.95 per night. They are pet friendly with a per stay (not per night) pet fee of $10.00. Be sure to mention the PowWow when making reservations. I've heard they put out a nice spread for breakfast from friends who have stayed there recently. Smoking and non-smoking available. Each room has coffee pot, fridge, and microwave. Econolodge, 151 Woodlawn Rd, Macclenny, FL 32063 Phone: (904) 259-3000 They are about 17-18 miles south of the Tribal Grounds, right off State Road 121 and Exit 335 on I-10, www.econolodge.com/hotel-macclenny-florida-FL381

First Tennessee Pavilion(aka Chattanooga Market Bldg) ~ 1826 Reggie White - Chattanooga, TN

General Admission: Adults age 13-64 $7.00 /Age 3 under FREE / Age 65 older FREE Students & Sponsors employee w/ID $5.00 / Kids 4-12 $4.00 Members (current/retired) of Military, EMS, Fire, Police FREE w/ID SATURDAY 10AM � 10PM GRAND ENTRY 12PM & 6PM Gourd Dancing 11am & 5pm SUNDAY 10AM � 5PM GRAND ENTRY 12PM Gourd Dancing 11am; All Vendors Welcome - spaces limited, call 423-240-7270 Host Hotel information - call 423-240-7270 Campers and self-contained RV's welcome. Tent camping nearby, no showers, large bathrooms. FREE PARKING No alcohol or drugs allowed on premises.

Host Drum: Billy Evans Horse (Kiowa) Guest Drum: Birdchopper (Cherokee) MC: Rick Bird (Cherokee) Arena Director: Duane Whithorse Flute: Albert Gray Eagle Head Man Dancer: TBA; Head Lady Dancer: TBA; Head Veteran: Thomas Zermeno (Apache); Join us under the beautiful old oak trees for a weekend of Drumming, Singing, Dancing and Friendship. Outstanding artists and crafters from over the country will be there to offer jewelry, beadwork, leatherwork, flutes, natural soaps and other fine handmade products. Contact info 513-464-1746 or 352-546-2984, leave message website: http://www.chambersfarm.org Facebook @ Chambers Farm

This festival offers eleven days of family fun and entertainment, along the banks of the beautiful Pithlachascotee River in downtown New Port Richey, Florida. This time-honored tradition allows visitors to witness a traditional Native American festival, float decorated watercraft in the boat parade, or attend one of the areas largest street parades. Contest Pow wow - Vendors contact: West Pasco County Chamber of Commerce 727 842-7651 or visit http//www.chascofiesta.com Info Katrina 727-842-7651

April 12, Friday (3:00-10:00pm) (Dance time 7:00pm) April 13, Saturday (11:00am-10:00pm) (Dance time 11:30am & 5:30pm) April 14, Sunday (11:00am-6:00pm) (Dance time 11:30am-6:00pm)Winthrop Coliseum, 1162 Eden Terrace; Bring the whole family out to watch, listen and experience Native Americans from all across the United States and Canada dance, drum and share their culture at South Carolina�s largest Native American Gathering. Traditional craft and food vendors will be on hand along with special guest performances by the Aztec Dancers, Hoop Dancers and Apache Dancers. The Carolina Raptor Center will have their Birds of Prey Exhibit set up at the main entrance along with music, dancing, storytelling and so much more. Tickets may be purchased at the door and are $6 for adults, $4 for children 6-11 years old and free for children 5 and under. Contact 803-328-2427, ext 230

Arvel Bird will be performing, Host Drum is Red Fire Singers, MC is John Jeffries. Gates open at 11 am, Grand Entry at noon, Arvel Bird concert at 5:30 pm. $250 Luck of the Draw for Dancers in Regalia. Student Day April 12 from 10AM to noon; Adults $5, Youth $3 after 5PM Adults $10, youth $3; Special Concert Family rate $20/family; $2 discount for all Veterans; Call/email for more info info@VisitRadeford.com 866-605-6642 www.VisitRadford.com

School Day Friday Vendors and Demonstrators open at 9:30 AM; Arena opens at 10:00 AM, closes at 2:00 PM; Special programs will be set up during the school day to focus on enriching K � 8th grade level education.Saturday - Vendors and Demonstrators open at 9:30 AM; Arena opens at 10:00 AM; Event closes at 6:00 PM; Sunday - Vendors and Demonstrators open at 9:30 AM; Arena opens at 10:00 AM; Event closes at 5:00 PM For more information contact Karen 229 432-7109 or chehawknapper@mediacombb.net

Saturday 10am - 7pm, Sunday 10am - 5pm; A Native American Festival featuring: Native American dancing, Arts & Crafts, Pow Wow Arena, East Meets West Show, Refreshments, Encampments, Displays, Trading Booths, Children's Activities, Wildlife Exhibits and much more! Cost: $4.00- ages 13 & older, $2.00-ages 4-12, No cost for children 3 & younger ~ For more information please contact the Parks & Recreation office at 386-322-3070. Please Note: The Reed Canal Park playground is only accessible this weekend with paid festival entry. Other playgrounds are available at Riverfront Veterans Memorial Park and James Park.

Directions: From US Hwy 431 in Guntersville (at the Best Western) take AL Hwy 79 South 1.4 miles to Cherokee Elem. School, Turn right on Willow Beach Rd., Turn Left on Creek Path Road to Pow Wow. Contact Information: UCAN Tribal Center 256-582-2333; Website: ucan-online.org All mailed documentation should be sent to Pow Wow Committee, P.O. Box 754, Guntersville, AL 35976 or e-mail ucanonline@bellsouth.net Posting of the Colors: UCAN Veteran�s Society & Honor Guard; Host Drum: Prayer Stone; Hand Drum: Cynthia Zavala; All Drums & Dancers Welcome; MC-Lee Trevino; AD - Ernie & Ethan Oden; Head Men-Skipper Smith and Grant Jacks; Head Ladies-Katie Smith and Reesa Gentles; Flute Players-Lucas Bridges; Pow Wow Princess Contest; Tiny Tot, Junior, Senior� $5.00 Entry Fee; Calendar of Events ; Friday, April 19th Children�s Day-Admission Free; Exhibition-Dancing, Singing, various demonstrations of crafts. Story Tellers, Flute Playing, Archery, Flint-knapping; Gates Open 8:00 AM til 3:00 P.M.- PUBLIC WELCOME; Saturday, April 20th; Admission $5.00 Adults $3.00 Children/Seniors; Dancing, Drumming, Demonstrations; Gates Open 8:00 AM til 9:00 PM � PUBLIC WELCOME; Grand Entry-Noon; Bon Fire & Story Telling at Dark:30 PM ; Sunday, April 21st; Admission $5.00 Adults $3.00 Children/Seniors; Gates Open 10:00 AM til 5:00 PM � PUBLIC WELCOME; GRAND ENTRY 12:00 Noon; POW WOW CLOSES AT 5:00 P.M.; NO ALCOHOL, DRUGS OR POLITICS Grounds Security & EMT Service will be provided. Concessions Available, Shower Facilities, Handicap Facilities. Primitive Camping Available. �The tall mountains and the valley floors, this is our church. We worship there so our Indian way of life can exist.�

Friday School day 10am - 3pm; Social Dancing Storytelling, Demonstrations; Saturday Gourd Dancing 10am and 4pm; Grand Entry 12pm and 6pm; Contact Tammy Greer TammyGreer@usm.edu

Saturday, April 27 . 11 AM - 6 PM Mount Trashmore Park . Spirited music, intriguing dance, and appetizing food will have you captivated with Native American culture. Now in its 13th year, this enlightening and colorful event also features authentic and Indian inspired crafts for sale and display. www.vbgov.com/specialevents

No prizes, just fellowship and traders. Intertribal Native American dancers, crafts, Cherokee displays, food vendors, artisian demonstrations, kids pose in special regalia for pictures as Cherokee "Little People", Temporary Tattoo of your name in Cherokee, Cherokee Fry Bread, bluegrass music. $2.00 fee to attend All proceeds go towards the future Yonah Band of Cherokees Heritage Center. A 501(c) 3, nonprofit Museum, Authetic Cherokee Village and Geneaology Research Facility to be located in White County Georgia. www.Yonah-Cherokees.com Email info@Yonah-Cherokees.com Vendors call Hilda Griffin 404-803-0669, www.Yonah-Cherokees.com

Grand Entries are Friday at 7 p.m., Saturday at 12 p.m. and 7 p.m., and Sunday at 1 p.m. Admission fees are as follows: Adults - $7; Youth (6-12yrs) - $5; Seniors (55+) - $5; and Kids (5 & under) - free. For more information on this tobacco, violence, drug and gang free event please call 1-800-659-6585.

Everyone is welcome as the Cherokee County Indian festival is a great opportunity for people to discover Georgia�s rich cultural heritage while paying tribute to mom. Saturday 11:00 a.m. � 7:00 p.m. Sunday 11:00 a.m. � 6:00 p.m. Adults: $15 Kids: $5; Kids five & under: FREE; Competition dance rounds and Intertribal Pow Wow and Indian Festival, Cherokee Nation Ambassador Tommy Wildcat, Arvel Bird will be performing; Aztec dancers, Birds of prey, drumming, singing, arts & crafts, Native foods, Intertribal dancing, Live buffalo, warriors on horseback, tipi village and primitive skills demonstrations, much, much, more. Note: all traders & artist are by application only - new applicants can email photos of wares & display for consideration. Much much more� NOTE: Acts are subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances; Rolling Thunder Enterprises, 34 Rolling Thunder Drive, Jasper, GA 30143 , chipa.wolfe@yahoo.com www.rthunder.com 770-735-6275

Special Guests R.J. and J. Paul, Stars of "Swamp People" Homa Indians; Time 9am - 5pm; MC: KenDixon, Choctaw; AD: Jason Thigpen, Cherokee; Drum: TBD; Contact: White Buffalo Park, 866-272-4766 or Hal Colston, 901 876-5344 Powwow will be a competition powwow with $5,000 offered and Luck-Of-The-Draw. Good FryBread and other refreshments will be available. Bring your blankets or chairs and enjoy the drum beat to songs of our ancestors. Special Guest: Aztec Dancers

Pow wow Competition, Alligator Wrestling, Wildlife/Snake Show, School day Friday, Native American Vendors Food & Crafts,More Info Jennifer Osceola at 954-797-5582 or via email at jenniferosceola@semtribe.com or visit www.semtribe.com

Set up On Wed & Thurs - For more info call or e-mail ~ Mittie Wood 1-352-583-3388 or Sharon Thomas or windspirit1985@yahoo.com Withlacoochee Native American Indian Culture, Inc. PO BOX 215 - Trilby, Florida 33593-0215 - No Alcohol, No Drugs, No Firearms, All Pets Must be on a Leash - NO WOLF'S ALLOWED

Native Intertribial Pow Wow, Friday will be childrens Day from 9:00 am until 2 pm. Grand Entry will be at 3 pm. until 5:30 pm. Saturday Grand entry will be 11:30 am and dancing until 6 pm. Sunday will be 12 noon until 5:30 pm. Primitive camping will be avaiable but must pre register. Vendors spaces are limited. please contact 1-336-816-7747 for details and appliciations. NO CHARGE FOR VISITORS this will be a annual event and can and will grow. Host Strong Sun Pow Wow Contact: Chief Jim Wilson Phone: 336-816-7747 Email:chief@nearriverdwellers.com Website:nearriverdwellers.com

Grand Entry Noon Sat, 1pm Sun; $5 Adults, $3 Seniors (60+) Children 10-15 Free; Birds of Prey, flute, arts & crafts vendors, demonstrators, and dancing; bring your chairs and spend the day! Contact Janell 'Dink' 770-296-3097 amndn@mindspring.com

Hosted by the Native American Turtle Clan Association. Admission Adults $6, Kid's 5yr - 16yrs $3, 4yr & under FREE, Senior's 55 & up $3; All Active Military, Law Enforcement, Firefighters, and EMT's Are Always FREE; To be held at the Cumberland County Complex, Crossville, Tennessee. Directions: I-40 to exit 317, go south. Turn right at Taco Bell. Go to the stop sign and turn right. Powwow grounds is at the ball field on your right. Signs will be posted. Saturday May 18th 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Grand Entries at 11:00 a.m. & 4:00 p.m. Sunday May 19th 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Grand Entry at 12:00 Noon. All active military, Law Enforcement, Firefighters & EMTS free. 'Thank You for All that you do'! Some vendor spaces are still available. Call 931-544-4908 for info. 931-544-4908 Contact Mary 931-787-0744 or Linda 931-544-4908 email red71wolf@yahoo.com

Monacan Indian Nations gathers for this annual event. There will be demonstrations, crafts, and dancing. Spend the weekend visiting some of the finest Native American crafts, people, and artists from the United States and Canada. A time filled with native drums and dancers in full regalia. Share a spirit of community not often found. Treat yourself and your family to a unique opportunity to hear and see. Storytellingto entertain and educate people with the stories that have been passed down by ancestors for generations. See a wide variety of live animals such as the American Buffalo, Eagles, Hawks, Falcons, and Owls. Painters, carvers, and basketmakers and of course GREAT FOOD. Day Money for Dancers totalliing $5000; Saturday (10am -9pm)- Sunday (10am -6pm) Rt. 130, 6 Miles West of Rt. 29 In Elon, VA. Admission Fee: $7.00 & $5.00 www.monacannation.com Host Hotel: America's Best Value Inn 434-845-7041

MC -Chief Loveheart, Host Drum - The River Drum & Singers, Head Veteran - Clyde Maize, Head Man - Burke 'True Bear' Lemmons, Head Woman - Woman Brave Spirit and Mayola Maize, AD - Thundering Buffalo; Craft Vendors, Food Vendors, Spaces are filling up fast please call soon we have a few spaces available. Call Double Trouble 336-428-4395; 35 camping spaces with full hookup for motor homes & campers $30 a night; 40 spaces for tent camping $10 a night; Including power & water; Inside men & women showers & restrooms; Beautiful camping beside the small river and friendly neighborhood sitting behind the security fence for privacy and relaxation. Plenty of parking for vendors & campers. Hundreds of parking spaces for guest. No Camp Feed Food Vouchers will be used. For a vendors contract Double Trouble 336-428-4395 or E-mail Jay.Blackheart@yahoo.com

256-396-0466. www.wolfgardens.org/pow-wow. Admission charged, except to children 6 & under and dancers in ceremonial regalia. Enitachopco Ceremonial Grounds�Bring a blanket and lawn chair to enjoy drumming, dancing, arts and crafts, music, demonstrations, food and Wolf Garden Ambassador Contest by Karen Cooper. Hosted by: First Nations Outreach Project, a Native American non-profit organization. Gates open Fri., 10 a.m. with Brush/Gourd Dance 10-4 p.m. and grand entry at 5 p.m.; Sat., gates open at 10 a.m. with Gourd Dance, 1-4 p.m. and grand entry at 5 p.m.; Sun., gates open at 9 a.m. with Gourd Dance TBA; grand entry at 3 p.m. followed by Luck of the Draw for Dancers. Make $5 donation and receive ticket for door prizes drawings each night.

1560 Lonnie Rd - Half way between Chipley and Wassau on Hwy 77 ~ Washington County, Florida

MC - John Little Hawk; Host Drum - Unity Drum Greg Patterson or Vickie Marsh 850-547-2065 or 850-373-6125 dixie_chickadee@yahoo.com

Celebrate the heritage of the Upper Mattaponi tribe of King William County at their 24th annual Spring Festival and Powwow. Grounds are open from 10 AM to 6 PM. Grand entry is 12 noon on Saturday and 1 PM on Sunday. American Indian arts, drumming and dancing, tribal displays and cultural demonstrations, and plenty of food and drink. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets. This is a family event and powwow etiquette will be observed; absolutely no drugs or alcohol, and please no pets. The Upper Mattaponi tribe is officially recognized by the Commonwealth of Virginia. Admission Fee: $3 -$5 Frank Adams, powwow coordinator:(804) 769-3854 Upper Mattaponi Tribal Center:(804) 769-0041 frankglen@aol.com www.uppermattaponi.org

In Memory of Paul Eddy, Founder ~ Competition Dancing, Fine Arts & Crafts, Storeytelling, Blowgun Demonstration, Primitive Weapon Demonstration, American Indian Food - Saturday 10am - 9pm; Sunday 10am - 5pm Under Covered Arena - Admission age 13 & up $7, Children 5-12 $4, 4 and under FREE; Info call Voice In The Wind 770-963-6522 vitwind@windstream.net Host Hotel: Hampton Inn - Sugarloaf 6010 sugarloaf pkwy - Lawrenceville, Ga call 678-407-0018 www.atlantasugarloaf.hamptoninn.com

1 mile west of the Junction of US 33 & SR�s 292 & 153 - Zanesfield Ohio in Logan County; Join us! Admission is free. Grand Entry May 26th 12 noon & 5:00 PM; May 27th 12 noon and 4:00PM; May 29th 11 AM; Limited Vender space call 937 592 2412 For any questions, please contact: David Holland at 937-441-1565 or BlueCorn Woman at 937-210-2942 or bluecorn48@yahoo.com

Free admission and Free parking. feasts on Saturday at five o'clock for everyone no one will be turned away .all vendors are welcome vendors spots are $75 for all three days .Gates open at nine gourd dancing 12 to 1 each day .grand entry starts at one each day. there will be a special memorial event honoring Daniel Hawke Hoffman on Saturday at five. all vectors are welcome. free camping free RV hookup water in electric is included .all drums are welcome . gathering fire also . free admission and free parking for everyone. this is an old-school gathering everyone is welcome from all cultures .this gathering is held at the Taylorville fairgrounds every year. easy to find W. Pressure St. 1 mile north of airport across from Ace Hardware signs will be posted, come and watch as dance meet new friends and see old friends thank you I can be contacted at blackhorse@consolidated.net our call area code 217-824-7393

No contest festival. Total Prizes: Luck of the Draw. Admission Fee: Gate: $5.00 adult $3.00 kids under 12. Dancers- register for LOD- $5.00. MC: Harlan Richardson. HM: Daily Pick. HL: Daily Pick. AD: John Magot. VD: KipperLynn BearCrowe Poore. Host Southern Drum: NaMaWoChi. Invited drums: All drums welcome. Entertainment: Friday night & Saturday night Concerts featuring Classic, Country and Gospel music. Live entertainment all day long in main building. Booths and fees: 3 Food Vendors ( filled) 250.00. 15- 10 x 10 $100 up (inside or outside) 10- 10 x 20 $150 up(inside or outside) Some spaces left- please contact ASAP. Comments: A Tribute to All Veterans of All Conflicts. Something for everyone as we honor and thank our brave service men & women.Join us as we celebrate the heroes who fought for our freedom. Concerts, vendors, military displays,Military re-enactments, Native American crafters and demonstrators. Pow Wow Drums and dancers, special area for the kids!! UPDATES: HOST DRUM: NAMAWOCHI. MC- HARLAN RICHARDSON. HEAD VETERAN- KipperLynn BearCrowe Poore. HM & HL- DAILY PICK. LUCK OF THE DRAW!! GET READY TO DANCE!! May 31-June 2nd, 2013 at the Cumberland County Complex, Crossville Tn. SHOWERS CAMPING AVAILALE ON THE GROUNDS. Host Hotel- Super 8 of Monterey. Contact: 931-584-0070. Mention Pow Wow to get the discount. HOSTED BY VIETNAM VETERANS OF AMERICA CHAPTER 1015 CROSSVILLE, TN. Directions: 1398 Livingston Rd Crossville, TN General contact name: Dana Sappier 9312878297 spiderbear59@gmail.com Vendor Contact: June Roberts 931-287-5690 spiderbear59@gmail.com Other contacts: Buck Carr-931-260-5033 Robert Redhawk Eldridge-865-360-4359 www.cpvva.org

10am-5pm (Open to School Groups and the General Public) $7 General Admission for everyone of all ages School groups MUST pre-register. All school registration forms and payment must be received by Friday, May 24th, 2013. For more information, Email native@redhawkcouncil.org or call #718-686-9297. June 1st & 2nd, 2013; 11am-7pm Grand Entry of Dancers at 1pm and 4pm Price: $14 Adults & Teens, $8 Children 6-12 years old & Seniors 65+, Free for Children 5 years old and under; Free parking � Limited seating available so you�re welcome to bring your own chairs and/or Umbrellas. � Redhawk Pow Wows are Rain or Shine outdoor events therefore no refunds will be given. �No alcohol or drugs, no outside food, drinks, ice or coolers will be allowed on the premises.

Presented by the Nansemond Indian Tribal Association, Chesapeake Parks and Recreation. Event is FREE to the public. Celebration features American Indian storytelling, traditional dancing, and demonstrations. Native jewelry, crafts, festival and Native American food vendors. Don�t miss the spiritual �Grand Entry� at 1pm on Saturday and Sunday. Gates Open 10:00 AM-6:00 PM Admission FREE Chesapeake Parks & Recreation: (757) 382-6411 Contact: Sally B. Triolet, sbtriolet@cityofchesapeake.net www.CityofChesapeake.net/PRevents (757) 382-8466

Public Welcome; Admission $8 Adults; $5 Seniors; Children 12 and under Free; Saturday 10AM - 9PM Sunday 10AM - 6PM: Grand Entry 1PM both days; Pendelton Blanket Raffle on Saturday; Contact 502-543-8582

Host Drum: Red Bird Singers; Other Drums: Mother Earth Beat, White Buffalo Thunder; MC: Bear Plummer; Saturday Grand Entries: 1pm and 6pm; Sunday Grand Entry: 1pm; Absolutely No Pets, Drugs, or Alcohol permitted inside gates; Camping is available for dancers, drums, vendors, and all personnel. Indoor shower and toilet facilities are also available. FREE Admission Donations Welcom. **See Flyer

Thursday through Saturday, NO Sunday Show - Live Performances by Calos Nakai, John Sarantos, JJ Kent, Ken Light, Johnny Lipford, and many more accomplished Flutists.

Friday5PM - 9PM Grand Entry 6PM; Saturday 10AM - 9PM Grand Entry 12 & 6; $5 12 - Adult; Seniors and under 12 $3; 6 and under FREE; FREE Parking; More info Call: 336-421-1317 www.OBSN.org or email obsntribe@gmail.com

MC Chief Loveheart, Host Drum - ETOCD's Spirit Voices; ALL Drums and Dancers are Welcome to Participate; Admission $5, Children 12 and uder FREE; Dancers in Regalia, Military, and EMS Service people FREE; This is a teaching Pow wow, No Contest or prizes will be awarded; We Drum, Dance, and Sing Strictly for the Creator and the kinship of Together-ness. More Info - Martha Harris 270-432-3295 email renegade3295@scrtc.com ; Marsha Johnson 865-774-5626 / 865-335-6097 email e_t_o_c_d@yahoo.com Facebook page: East Tennessee Overhill Descendants

Head Dancers: Bernard and Tammy Nelson; Head Veteran: Jeff Monague; Youth Head Male Dancer: Rain Weaver; Master of Ceremonies: Paul Owl & Beedasigha Elliot; Youth Head Female Dancer: Kristina Nanibush; Arena Director: Emerson Benson; Host Drum: Red Spirit Singers Guest Drum: TBA; Admission $5.00; Drum Group Split, Bring own chairs, Rough and Limited Camping, Alcohol and Drug Free Event; For more information, please contact the BNFC www.wolfsdensports.com at (705) 721-7689 info@wolfsdensports.com

The Pow-wow is located on Route 40, just west of Sharptown in Pilesgrove Township, about 3 miles west of Woodstown in Salem County, NJ, and about 8 miles east of the Delaware Memorial Bridge. Gates Open 10AM Rain or Shine; Directions from the Delaware Memorial Bridge: From the Delaware Memorial Bridge, look for Route 40 East to Atlantic City. Take Route 40 about 8 miles East, and the Pow-wow will be on your left. Directions from Route 55: From Route 55, look for Route 40 West just North of Vineland. Take Route 40 West about 18 miles from Route 55, and the Pow-wow will be on your right. You will pass through Woodstown and Sharptown. The Cowtownrodeo grounds will be on your left before you reach the Pow-wow location on your right. Contact: Call Us at 856-974-8808 or email us at: contact@nanticoke-lenape.info

Located between State Routes 193 and 7, just east of the RR tracks. 10 a.m. � 6 pm Grand Entry for Dancing @ 12:00 Noon; United Eastern Lenape Nation & Ashtabula County Antique Engine Club; Rapid Rivers Drum, Host Drum Clearwater Drum, Guest Drum; Drums, Singers & Dancers Welcome; Storytellers, Native Flute Players, History Lessons, & Specialty Dances. Variety of Vendors, & Native & American Foods; Contacts: Sandi Red Wolf 440-997-5026/ 440-319-4483cell, email redwolf_0801@aol.com & Bonnie Morning Dove 440-992-7397/ 440-645-7661 cell

Traditional Southern Protocol Pow wow; Friday Grand Entry 8pm; Saturday - Gourd Dance 1pm, Afternoon Intertribal Dancing 2:30pm, Grand Entry 7:30pm; Camping available at Van Hoy Farms Campground http://vanhoyfarms.com/ Contact Rob Miller 919-880-9977 aicaofnc@gmail.com

Free Admission Free Primitive Camping Contest Powwow. 45 miles west of tulsa, ok 10 miles north of Pawnee,Ok on State Hwy 18. Contact David EchoHawk 918 873 0499 Vendors conact Dave for Vendor Info

To Honor the Creator, To Honor the influence of the Positive Energies of the Universe, and to Honor the Guidance of the Spirits of the Good Ancestors. HOW: Meditation and Contemplation. A loose schedule of events will be planned. Intertribal and Stomp Dancing are definitely being considered. The Gathering will begin at 7am 07/07/13 and will continue for 7 days to 07/14/13 on 7 acres of land. It will begin by 7 fires lit by 7 fire keepers and 7 fire bearers by live embers carried in Alabama Mussel Shells to Seven Camps. When the fires are all lit, 7 Conch Shells will be sounded and the festivities will begin!! The first day will be for meditation and contemplation on what it must have been like to be told we would all have to leave our homes and lands and ways of life; the second day will be to honor the Choctaw; the third day will be to honor the Chickasaw; the fourth day will be to honor the Seminole; the fifth day will be to honor the Creek; the sixth day will be to honor the Cherokee. Finally comes the seventh day, to look back at the suffering and changes our ancestors endured realizing that even though they suffered and died......... we are still here, and if we aren't the seventh generation!!!!! We are so looking forward to helping to keep our customs, our heritage, and our connection to the Creator and our Earth Mother very strong. We want to invite peoples from all tribe to feel welcome and connected here. There will be trade blankets daily, there will be NO Vending. PLEASE Call me if you are interested in attending or if you wish to help make this gathering a success. The FEED will consist of Communal Stone Soup! The Specialty of the House!! Squirrel 912-449-3335 or email squirrelysden@yahoo.com **Note: This event is by invitation only & NOT open to the public!!! Very little electricity, Primitive Camping Available - Hot and Cold Showers and Restrooms on grounds. DISCLAIMER AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY: Your participation in this private event is at your sole and exclusive risk. The host of this event may refuse admittance, or ask you to leave an event at any time for any reason. You agree and understand that injuries and damages can occur by natural causes or by the acts of other persons or third parties, either as a result of negligence or because of other reasons and that you are personally responsible for all costs and/or risks associated with this activity. You agree and understand and intend that this assumption of risk and release is binding upon you and includes any minors accompanying you at this event.

The Strong Sun Pow Wow is Open To The Public attendance with small donation. For more infomation please call us or info@nearriverdwellers.com This is a Gathering of Native American people to share our Traditions and Customs with you. All Traditional Drums Welcome. Special Programs and Dances for all ages. Friday 9AM - 2PM Childrens Day and Grand Entry 2:30PM Saturday 10AM - 7pm Grand Entry 11am Sunday 11:30mam - 5:30 pm Grand Entry 12 noon; Admission fees: Adults $7.00 - Children 5 and over $5.00 - Senior over 62 Free - Children 4 years old and under Free. This is a Family Program, Please have all Pets on Lease, No Alcohol, Drugs or Firearms Permitted. So grab a friend a Veteran and a Lawn Chair and come have some Fun. Shoes will be required at all times. Neetribe, Inc. - 3517 Union Hill Rd - East Bend, NC 27018 - 1-336-618-0561 or strongsunpowwow@nearriverdwellers.com http://nearriverdwellers.com/

Gates open Friday at 1 p.m. and Saturday at 11 a.m. with performances throughout the day and into the evening. Art market opens at 9 a.m. Admission. For Discount Ticket Packages or more information, call 800.438.1601. www.cherokee-nc.com

MC - Ke Cloudwalker; Lead Male Dancer: Jeff Kemp; Lead Female Dancer: Elaina Tapley; Host Drum: Red Fire Singers; Native American Arts and Crafts;Native American Dancing; Good Food, Storytelling, Demonstrations, Special Programs, Bring Your Lawn Chairs and the Entire Family; Everyone Welcome! Open to the public! All Traditional Drums, Singers, Dancers, Welcome!Drugs, Alcohol, and Weapons are Prohibited! Friday 16: 1PM - 8:30PM Grand entry: 5PM; Saturday 17: 10AM - 8:30PM Grand entry: 12 Noon; Sunday 18: 1PM - 5PM Grand entry: 2PM; Admission Donation: Adults: $5, Students: $4, Children 8yrs and up: $4, Children under 8yrs: Free, Veterans & Seniors 55yrs and over: $3, Veterans with Veterans Feather: Free; Inter Tribal Council of Southwest Virginia - 590 Eva�s Walk, Pounding Mill, Virginia 24637 - Phone: 276-596-9281; CONTACT Info - Gray Wolf Wilson Or Lorie Clifton 276-596-9281 V endor contrat and website: http://www.intertribalcouncil.com/ Email is intertribalcouncil@yahoo.com

This event is Inter-tribal and open to all nations, dancers, drummers, veterans and the "Public" welcome!!! There will be Drumming, Story telling, Face painting, Dancing, Raffles, Auctions, FOOD & Cultural sharing. Prizes for best dressed Regalia. Opening ceremony at 10:00 a.m. Camping will be available please feel free to contact us for more information!!!! Contact us at (803)702-9012 or email mgentle@yamasseenation.org

Rapid Rivers Drum, Host Drum Clearwater Drum, Guest Drum; Drums, Singers & Dancers Welcome; Storytellers, Native Flute Players, History Lessons, & Specialty Dances. Variety of Vendors, & Native & American Foods;(At the intersection of I90 & OH Rt. 45, go South on 45, turn left at Clay St. & left at Forman Rd.)(This powwow has relocated from Lake Village Campgrounds, Andover) 10 a.m. � 6 p. m. Grand Entry for Dancing @ 12:00 Noon United Eastern Lenape Nation & Jim Buckmaster (formerly Buck Bison Farm) Contacts: Sandi Red Wolf 440-997-5026/ 440-319-4483cell, email redwolf_0801@aol.com & Bonnie Morning Dove 440-992-7397/ 440-645-7661 cell

Grand Entry of Dancers at 1pm and 4pm; Price: $12 Adults & Teens, $7 Children 6-12 years old & Seniors 65+, Free for Children 5 years old and under; $7 Parking; Limited seating available so you�re welcome to bring your own chairs and/or Umbrellas. Redhawk Pow Wows are Rain or Shine outdoor events therefore no refunds will be given. No alcohol or drugs, no outside food, drinks, ice or coolers will be allowed on the premises. Tickets may be purchased at the gate or online at: http://libertypowwow.eventbrite.com/ Contact: Cliff Matias Phone: 718-686-9297 Email: native@redhawkcouncil.org URL: http://redhawkcouncil.org/powwows/

Admission tickets can be purchased online or at the gate with no difference in cost. Per person pricing for General Admission is set to $8 per day ($25 for a 4-day wristband) or for Senior Admission $5 per day ($15 for a 4-day wristband). Those who do purchase their tickets online should print their receipt to exchange for the relevant wristband. There will be plenty of free parking, and those interested to camp and attend (primitive camping only), can pay $15 per person per day with a one-day admission wristband to the Pow Wow. vendor information: Dionne Bell cell 740-995-3283 Buffalo Hills Resort: 740-685-2808 www.buffalohillsresort.com

Friday 9AM - 1:30 Children's Day; Special Programming is palnned for the Children;Friday 2PM - Dark regular Pow wow All are invited to attend. Saturday gates open 10AM Grand Entry 11:30AM; Sunday morning worship service from 10AM - 10:30AM; Sunday gates open 12 noon, Grand Entry 12:30PM Dancing until 5:30PM; Admission Adults over 18years old $8, Seniors & Veterans $4, Children 5-18yrs $5, Children under 5 FREE.All Proceeds to Benefit Wolf Creek Indian Village. Special Appearance by Ray Spotted Eagle; MC - Ken Cloudwalker; Host Drum - Buffalo Creek Singers; AD - Elton Ellis; Lead Dancers Mike and Jeannie Cranford; Head Veteran - Carlos Martin; Special Guest - Veteran Memorial Foundation; Info Contact Tribal Office 1-336-816-7747 or email Chief@nearriverdwellers.com

Saturday 11am � 8pm, Sunday 11am � 7pm Grand Entry of Dancers at 1pm and 4pm Price: $14 Adults & Teens, $8 Children 6-12 years old & Seniors 65+, Free for Children 5 years old and under; $8 Parking � Limited seating available so you�re welcome to bring your own chairs and/or Umbrellas. � Redhawk Pow Wows are Rain or Shine outdoor events therefore no refunds will be given. � No alcohol or drugs, no outside food, drinks, ice or coolers will be allowed on the premises. Tickets may be purchased at the gate or online. Contact Cliff Matias Email: native@redhawkcouncil.org Phone: 718.686.9297

Presented by Algonquians of North Carolina Inc. and Roanoke-Hatteras Indians of Dare County, NC ~ Manteo Airport pavilion lawn across from the NC Aquarium on Airport Road. Grand Entry on Sat. is 12noon and Sun at 1pm. Adults: $5 ages 13+, Children ages 3-12: $3 *Vendor fee $125 - Native American Dancing, music, food, storytelling, exhibits, health screening, and vendors - Admission Adults $5 (13 yrs+) Children $3 (3-13yrs) **NO PETS Allowed** More Info Call 757-477-3589 or www.ncalgonquians.com Marilyn Berry Morrison pacoeagle@ncalgonquians.com

10:00 AM - 6:00 PM, Saturday ~10:00 AM - 6:00 PM, Sunday ~ *Follow Pembroke until it dead ends, turn left and follow the trail to the parking area ~ For Directions call Earl Bass at 252-771-2476

Time: 9:00AM � 5:00PM; MC: Ken Dixon, Choctaw; AD: Jason Thigpen, Cherokee; Drum: TBD head Man - Zack Bell; Contact: Hal Colston, 901 876-5344; Good Fry Bread and other refreshments will be available. Bring your blankets or chairs and enjoy the drum beat to songs of our ancestors. Special Guest: Aztec Dancers

The Museum of Indian Culture, 2825 Fish Hatchery Road, Allentown, PA 18103, invites the public to its 33rd Annual Roasting Ears of Corn Festival, Pennsylvania�s oldest Native American Indian Festival, on Saturday & Sunday August 17th and 18th, 2013 rain or shine. Gates open 10:00 am until 6:00 pm rain or shine. Grand Entrance is at 12:00 noon. Admission: $7 adults, $5 children 8-17 and seniors over 62, FREE for children under 8. Live music and dance performances include �Silver Cloud Singers� (Southern Drum), "White Buffalo Singers" (Northern Drum), Aztec Fire Dancing by the Salinas Family from Mexico City, Matthew White Eagle Clair�Mikmaq hoop dancer, and American Indian dancers, singers and performers from Canada, New York (Oneida), and throughout North America. This year�s Master of Ceremonies will feature Louis Mofsie, Hopi/Winnebago. Featured dancers will include head man and hoop dancer Matthew White Eagle Clair, Mikmaq from Canada and head woman Rozlynn TonePahHote, Kiowa. The festival includes: A Children�s hand-on Activity Area where they can learn to make dreamcatchers, cornhusk dolls, and Navajo sand painting, have their face painted, hear American Indian stories, and help paint our festival mural; Lifeskills demonstrations will include Atlatl and Tomahawk throwing, Flint knapping, Arrow making, Quill-working, Flutemaking, and Native Cooking demonstrations by Heart to Hearth; and, Artifact Displays and appraisals by Lee Hallman, Museum of Indian Culture�s curator. Vendors will offer hand-crafted items such as handmade silver and beaded jewelry, Kachina dolls, pottery, leather clothing, soap stone carvings, Indian trade silver and other crafts. American Indian cuisine of Fry bread prepared by Joy TonePahHote (Kiowa), buffalo burgers, buffalo stew, Indian Tacos, corn soup and more will be available. The festival will also feature nationally-known Onondaga artist Eli Thomas. The Museum of Indian Culture is a non-profit, member supported organization dedicated to presenting, preserving, and perpetuating the history and cultural heritage of the Northeast Woodland Indians and other American Indian Tribes. For more information, please contact Pat Rivera at 610-797-2121 or email info@museumofindianculture.org

MC - Danny 2 Eagle; Head Man - Derrick Brave Eagle; Head Woman - Mayola Maize; Host Drum - Indian Grease w/ Tony Walkingstick, Ravenwood Singers; AD - Running Wolf; OPEN TO THE PUBLIC! EVERYONE IS WELCOME!FREE PARKING! GREAT FOR KIDS AND YOUTH GROUPS! There is no admission charge but a $2 raffle ticket bought at the gate will give you a chance to win a prize donated from one of our great vendors.This is a teaching powwow. We will have demonstrations and lots of things that everyone can do and see. We will have lots of dancers in regalia and lots of great vendors that you can visit while you're with us. There will be a native village with tipi's (lodges) that you can look in and take pictures in front of, we will also have re-enactors with period clothing and equiptment. The DAV will have a wonderful display of military vehicles and gear from now and years gone by in a museum type setting to honor all of our veterans. There will be an arena that you can try your hand at throwing a tomahawk, or spear. You can also try shooting a blowgun and for the kids we have corn cob darts, and the rabbit stick game. The donations and vendor fees are what we will be using to pay for next years powwow, so all donations are greatly appreciated. Everyone bring a lawn chair and come join the fun. More Info Contact - Woman Brave Spirit / Thundering Buffalo 865-774-5626 email e_t_o_c_d@yahoo.com Facebook page: East Tennessee Overhill Cherokee Descendants

Times: 9:00AM � 5:00PM; MC: Ken Dixon, Choctaw; AD: Foy Southard, Cherokee; Drum: UCAN Thunderheart Singers; Vendor and Info Contact: Betty Abbou, 256 337-7358 or Hal Colston, 901 876-5344; Bring your blankets or chairs and enjoy the drum beat to songs of our ancestors.Admission is free. Excellent Fry Bread and other food/beverages. No politics, religion discussions or weapons.

MC - Ken Cloudwalker, Host Drum - Rolling Thunder Drum ; Camping Available; Contact: Jay Blackheart Phone: 336-428-4395 Email: jay.blackheart@yahoo.com

Gates open 10am Saturday 12 noon Sunday; Grand Entry 12 noon Saturday & 1pm Sunday; Host Drum - Sacred Heart of Cherokee, NC; MC - Jeff Hatmaker; AD - John Davis; All Nations Warrior Society Honor Guard of Cherokee; Head man dancer - Emerson Begay; Head Woman dancer - Kelly Dukepoo; Admission $5 Children under 12 FREE; Luck of the Draw for Dancers; Contact Info: Ken Phillips sioux80@msn.com (606) 528-6342 website: http://www.knahm.org/

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

Friday Sept 7th 6 p.m. - 1 a.m. Saturday Sept 8th 9 a.m. - 12 a.m. American Indian Drumming and Dancing Competitions. American Indian Foods, Crafts, Artwork, FUN FOR ALL!! Contact 910-564-6909 http://www.coharietribe.org/

6 miles North of Spruce Pine, NC; 9AM - 6 PM Admission by Donations; Visit our Cultural Center, Auctions, 50/50 Raffle Bake sale, food, Drumming, Dancing, Flintknapping, Weaving, Storytelling, Flute Playing, Flint & Steel Fire Starting

Bring your family, bring your chair, bring your blanket come for the weekend! Grand Entry at 1:00 p.m. on both Saturday and Sunday 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; The hours are from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on Saturday and 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Sunday. There is a donation of $5.00 for adults and $3.00 for children under 12. Infants are free. Free parking is across the street. For additional information, please contact our Event Coordinator Trina Mansfield, at 770-655-5905, or e-mail t_r_m@etcmail.com.

10 AM - 4 PM; Admission FREE; There will be vendors, demonstrators, story-tellers, and flute players. Dancers in regalia welcome and encouraged to come and share your traditions with students and the public. Directions: Enter the campus from 9A/295 via Town Center Parkway/ UNF and park in the Fine Arts Garage 44 or Lot 2. The event will be held on The Green, next to Building 45 Fine Arts Center. There will be no charge for parking on Saturday. See map at http://www.unf.edu/map/ For further information, call Nelson Redhawk at 813-610-0754 or Ken Cloudwalker at 407-697-5682. Sponsored by Intercultural Center for PEACE

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. Intertribal Dancing, Arts and Crafts, Native American Cooking, Demonstrations, Storytelling You may contact: Ed Branch at: (757) 654-9301 Email:branchedward@aol.com website:www.nottowayindians.org

Help us celebrate the proud heritage and rich culture of America's first settlers. An annual event with a "Pow Wow" atmosphere, includes dancers in colorful regalia, traditional drum and song, craft and food vendors. Raffle drawings for dancers. Admission: $4 adults; $2 children 4-12yo; free for children under four, adults over 65, and active duty military.

First annual educational powwow with lots of demonstrators and handmade craft vendors. Dancing, dumming, singing, tipi display, flint knapping, and more. JJ Kent (2009 NAMMY winner , Flutist of the Year), Dave Trzeciak (NAMMY Award nominee)and Vicky Hutto, Grandmother Coyote and more entertainment. Come early and stay late. Inside building so rain will not be a problem . Mabel Benjamin. 813-765-3073 http://bripa.suchexists.com email Mabel: rocksandthingstoo@hotmail.com

Host Drum: Hitchiti Drum, Gates open 10 a.m. Daily Fri. Grand Entry 7 p.m., Sat. Grand Entries 1 p.m. & 7 p.m., Sun. 1 p.m.; Intertribal Dancing-All Dancers Welcome; FAMILY EVENT: Bring the whole Family! Admission Fee: $5 Adult, $4 Seniors & Veterans,$3 Children 6-12, Children 5 & Under Free For Information: Call Glenn Alexander 561-401-2828 or e-mail Glenn@SpiritoftheDancePowWow.org or Karen Herrera 772-342-6944 or email Karen@SpiritoftheDancePowWow.org

***(formerly Frank Liske Park Pow wow) NEW NAME, NEW DATES, NEW SITE, SAME GREAT POW-WOW!

Head Man & Head Lady: James and Kristie Barton � Charleston, SC; Head Gourd Dancer: Brian Hoefling � Broad Ripple, IN; MC:Jim Anderson- Brooksville, FL; AD: TBA; Head Singer: Neadom Tucker � Goose Creek, SC; Host Southern Drum: Young Spirit; Central NC Council, BSA Concord District; FREE Admission, FREE Parking, FREE Registration; We welcome other Drums, Please see Arena Director; Please schedule all specials in advance with the MC. Committee special only on Saturday night; The Cabarrus Powwow Association - 75 Scalybark Trail - Concord, NC 28027 For further Information contact: Kevin O�Neill � Powwow Chairman E-mail: oneill2u@yahoo.com Phone: (540) 427-1246 WWW.CABARRUSPOWWOW.WEBS.COM Traders Contact: Gene Hall (336) 413-1812

Admission $4 per person. Children under 12 FREE; Gates open 10am, Grand Entry Friday 7pm, Saturday 1PM & 7PM, Sunday 1PM; Drum - Red Bird singers; MC - Jim Whitmer; AD - Billy Kipp; Head Man - Jesse Strambaugh; Head Woman - Shannon Truax; Head Vet - Terrell Anquoe; Vendor Info call Sue 727-495-3791 all other questions call Robert 727-495-3901

Saturday & Sunday 11am � 7pm Grand entry of dancers at 1pm and 4pm Price: $14 Adults & Teens, $8 Children 6-12 years old & Seniors 65+, Free for Children 5 years old and under; $8 Parking � Limited seating available so you�re welcome to bring your own chairs and/or Umbrellas. � Redhawk Pow Wows are Rain or Shine outdoor events therefore no refunds will be given. � No alcohol or drugs, no outside food, drinks, ice or coolers will be allowed on the premises. Tickets may be purchased at the gate or online. Contact Cliff Matias Email: native@redhawkcouncil.org Phone: 718.686.9297

MC - Ken Cloudwalker, Host Drum - Southern Eagle Singers; Head Man - Carlos Martin, Head Woman -TBA, AD - TBA; Some camping available bring generator; Indoor restrooms & showers; Dancers, craft vendors, food vendors,storytellers, demonstrators welcome; More Info call Ridge Runner 336-306-4654 ridge6runner@yahoo.com Luck of the Draw for Dancers in Regalia $5 registration, 9 draws for the weekend;

Sopchoppy City Park. . A traditional Native American Gathering Hosted by the Village of the Descendats a Muskogee Creek Village East of the Mississippi.. James Phillips. 850-764-1556. powwow@descendantsvillage.com

Warrior Creek Tribal Grounds - 3688 Warrior Creek Church Road ~ Gray Court, SC 29645

9am - 7pm; MC: Ric Bird; Drum: Bird Chopper; Luck of the Draw; Dancing, Flute and Drum music; Story Telling, Arts/Crafts, Indian Fry Bread, Games for Children; Admission $5Adults, Children (3-17) $3 2 and under FREE,Veterans Welcomed and Honored.. Gates open 9am, Grand Entry 11am & 5 pm NO Alcohol or Pets Allowed Contact Gene Norris 864-967-2713 or 864-683-1421 gvnorris@charter.net http://www.paialowereasterncherokeenationsc.com/ Host Motel Quality Inn 864-833-5558 $59 per room mention pow wow for discount

September 27 - 29, 2013 ~ 2nd Annual Inter-Tribal Native American Holiday Pow Wow

Admission $3 er person. Children under 12 FREE; Friday 10am - 9pm; Sat 10am - 9pm; Sun 10am - 5pm; Grand Entry Fri - 6pm; Sat - 1pm & 6pm; Sun 1pm; Primitive camping, Some electric; Registration for the competition will be on late Thursday and early Friday. Dancers will be evaluated each dancing opportunity. The final judging will be on the last day of the pow-wow. Dancers must be present during the award ceremony to claim the prize. For more info, Contact Chief Red Eagle at 352-408-4239 email sumternativeamericans@aol.com or Bruce Whiting Dade Battlefield 352-793-4781

This is a Competition Pow Wow; MC: ?; Head Male Dancer: ?; Head Female Dancer: Mrs. ?; Host Drum: ?; Head Judge: ?; Arena Director: ?; This is a Alcohol & Drug Free Event; Cost: Free and Open to the Public(Donations will be accepted at the gate) We have special rates with Quality Inn Hotel in Matthews NC with Complimentary Breakfast, Local calls & High speed Internet;When checking in be sure to tell front desk you are here for the Indian Trail Pow Wow; 13470 East Independence Blvd.(Hwy 74)Matthews NC 2-Miles from Pow Wow; To Make reservations call 704-821-9800 The Metrolina Board of Directors would like to thank everyone who came out to participate and support the 27th Annual Pow Wow. We would like to extend a special thanks to our Corporate Sponsors.http://www.metrolinanativeamericans.com/PowWow.html email - indiantrailpw@gmail.com

Head Man: Dallas, Head Lady: Shawna Johnson, MC: Dave Trezak, AD: Maggot, Host Drum: Dog River ~ All Guest Drums Welcome - Gates open sat & sun 10am - 6pm, Grand Entry 12 noon sat; 1pm sun - Park Fee upon entry, FREE Admission to Pow Wow - Drumming, Dancing, Arts & Crafts Vendors, Demonstrators, Flute Players, auctions ***Vendors by Invitation Only*** Absolutely NO Politics, Drugs, BAD Attitudes or Firearms - From Atlanta: I-20 to exit 34 Hwy 5 south follow Whitesburg roundabout continue on Hwy 5 for 1 1/2 - 2 miles to Left turn on Mc Intosh Reserve Park. Newnan: Hwy 27 toward Whitesburg, Left on roundabout Hwy 5 south 1 1/2 miles to park. Alabama: Hwy 27 through Whitesburg turn south on Hwy 5 at roundabout Contact Frank Hall 770-304-3344

I-40 exit 226, just 15 minutes from Nashville - Intertribal Dancing - All Dancers Welcome - Silversmith On Site - Hoop Dancer performs daily - More Info Cindy Yahola 615-443-1537 www.mtjulietpowwow.com Host Hotel - Ramada Inn: 704 S Cumberland St - Lebanon, TN 615-444-7400

Everyone is welcome! Native American Dance, all drums welcome, daily feast for singers, dancers and performers, warriors on horseback, see Thunder the American bison, native food court, native arts and crafts, audience participation, hoop dancers, Aztec dancers, tipi's, wigwam and living Indian villages and displays, primitive skills , re-enactments, archery, kids activities, native story tellers, blowgun competitions, native flute performance, pony rides and much more. Iron Man dance contest and specialty dances contingent with gate. Special guest performances and veterans' displays, all veterans encouraged to join in on our Veterans' salute and special tribute. Note: Everyone is welcome but this is NOT a hobbyist pow wow so please be respectful with your regalia and general presentation if you decide to dance. Vendors by invitation only please call or email: 770-735-6275 chipa.wolfe@yahoo.com www.rthunder.com facebook: Rolling Thunder Enterprises

Gates Open Saturday 9-5 Grand Entry - 11 AM - Sunday 10 - 4 - Grand Entry 12 noon. Host Southern Drum-White Horse Singers, Emcee- Faron Weeks - Arena Director - Alex Weeks; - Head Man - Allen Atkins; Head Lady - Allie Pisacrita, Head Veteran - James Wires. Artisans, Craftsmen, Story telling, Legends, Dancing, Flute Playing, Living History, Demonstrations, Ehcota Cherokee Tribe Bird Clan Traditional Dance Team. Traditional Indian Food: "Indian Tacos - Fry Bread - Refreshments.Admission: Adults: $5.00 - Children $ 3.00 under age 4 free Plenty of free parking-Primitive Camp Grounds available for Vendors and Volunteers, limited amount of full service RV hookups. Bring your own lawn chairs and blankets. Host Motel: Americas Best Value Inn (previously known as Country Harth Inn at intersection of I65 and HiWay 36 - Hartselle, AL (256) 773-0180. Alternate Motel: Days Inn - Moulton, AL. Contact: Faron Weeks 256-606-9054 or 256-773-6155 at email faron.weeks@gmail.com . Alcohol, Drugs, and Weapons PROHIBITED. Oakville Indian Mounds Museum and Park address: 1219 County Rd. 187, Danville, Al. 35619

Drum - Red Bird Singers; MC - Tye Bell; Head Man - Charles Jones; Head Lady - Deborah Jones; Jr Head Man - Devin Bell; Jr Head Lady - Katherine Byrd; Princess - Sarah McGahee; Arena Director - Billy Kipp; This schedule is an estimate of times and activities, as we usually run on "Indian time".Thursday & Friday 9 a.m. ~. Flag Raising, school field trips 1 p.m. ~ Intertribal Dancing SUNDOWN ~.Lowering of our flags. 7 p.m. (Friday) ~ Grand Entry, Intertribal Dancing Saturday 9 a.m. ~ Flag Raising NOON ~ Lunch at Camp 1 p.m. ~. Gourd Dance (if we have enough participants) 1 - 5 p.m. ~ Intertribal Dancing, Princess competition, 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, Sodas and Hot Dogs 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. Please note: If anyone has an upcoming Powwow that they would like to have announced in the arena, please give a flyer or the information to the M.C. For the consideration of everyone, there are bathrooms available. Your assistance in keeping them clean is appreciated - County Road 121 and State Hwy 94 - Cherokee Of Georgia Tribal Council, Inc. - Rt. 1 Box 1019 - Saint George, GA 31562-9796 - United States Phone: 912-843-2230 www.cherokeeofgeorgia.us

Hosted By: Indigenous Intertribal Corp. a local non-profit organization. To be held at the: Putnam County Fairgrounds, Cookeville, Tennessee. Directions: I-40 to exit 287, go north. Take a left on Veterans Drive. Go 1/4 mile, fairgrounds will be on your right. Signs will be posted. Saturday October 5th...9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Grand Entries at 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Sunday October 6th... 10:00 a.m. till 5:00 p.m. Grand Entry at 12:00 Noon. All Active Military, Law Enforcement, Fire Fighters, and EMTS FREE. 'Thank You for All that you do !!! A few vendor spaces are still available. Call for more Info. 931-544-4908

This will be the Third Annual Hardy Arkansas Pow-Wow and with the continued help and dedication The City of Hardy has provided,this will be even larger and better than previous years.On Friday the 5th, area schools will be attending.They have really enjoyed this in the past and with your help we can continue to educate our young people about Native American Culture and Traditions.Thus far there will be 24 Tribes represented,featuring The Aztec Dancers Quetzalcoatl. Also not verified but hopefully The Comanche War Scouts will be attending.We ALWAYS honor our Veterans and this year there will be a Representative from The Veterans Administration equipped with a computer,and to answer any questions Veterans may have. Times: 9:00AM � 5:00PM; MC: Ken Dixon, Choctaw; AD: Clint Green; Head Man - Jason Thigpen, Head Woman - Cyndi Carter; Drum: Comanche Southern Singers; Good Fry Bread and other refreshments will be available. Bring your blankets or chairs and enjoy the drum beat to songs of our ancestors. Special Guests: Memphis Tia Piah Gourd Dancers, and Aztec Dancers Contact: Jerry Hunt Phone: 870-972-6995 boady2000@yahoo.com

Powwow Dancing- All Styles; Smoke Dance Contest; Hand Drum Contest; Iroquois Dance Demos; Native American Crafts; Native Food; Contact Ed Livingston Dlee@cox.net 757-461-1808

Free Admission ~ Saturday, Noon-midnight. All Cultures & Ages Welcome. For more than twenty years, people of all ages and cultures have met each fall at the West Valley College campus to enjoy singing, drumming, and dancing, while broadening their understanding of Native American individuals, tribes, and nations. Our mission is to provide a cultural event that embodies the traditional and modern life ways of Native Americans and recognizes the scholastic accomplishments of our district�s Native American students. We hope that you will join us for this year�s Powwow. You can help support this annual event and the scholarship fund by donating money, goods, or services. You can also help by contributing to our endowments. All drums and dancers welcome! Contest dancing, all ages. Indian Crafts, Jewelry, Indian Tacos, Fry Bread, Drawings, Gourd Dance & More! MASTER OF CEREMONIES, Randy Pico. ARENA DIRECTOR, Eugene Newman. HEAD MAN DANCER, Paul Flores. HEAD WOMAN DANCER, Niko DeRoin. HEAD BOY DANCER, Robert LeRoy Jr. HEAD GIRL DANCER, Justina Duran. Host Northern Drum, All Nations Singers. Host Southern Drum, Southern Express Contact: Jose Bautista, Jose.Bautista@westvalley.edu 408-741-2494 Volunteers contact Leslie, leslie_saito@westvalley.edu website: http://www.westvalleypowwow.org/

Head Man- Smitty, Head Woman - Bobbie Orr, MC- Steve Mansfield, AD - Maggot; "A HOMECOMMING FOR ALL TO ENJOY"ALL VETERANS WILL BE HONORED AT THIS EVENT. ALL FALLEN WARRIORS WILL BE HONORED AT THIS EVENT. ALL FAMILIES WITH VETERANS HERE AND ABROAD WILL BE HONORED AT THIS EVENT. ALL WAR MOTHERS WILL ALSO BE HONORED AT THIS EVENT. VETERANS WILL BE ASKED TO HELP BRING IN AND REMOVE OUR COLORS AND JOIN IN WITH THE GRAND ENTRY. SHOW YOUR SUPPORT FOR THE MEN AND WOMEN OF THE ARMED FORCES AROUND THE WORLD. Head Man=Smitty, Head Lady=Bobbie Orr, Host Drum=Dog River, AD=Maggott, MC=Gary Smith, COME AND ENJOY NATIVE DRUMS, CRAFTS, DANCE, AND FOOD Gates open 10am and Grand Entry will be at 12 noon Sat. and at 1pm Sun. Admission is FREE but there will a small parking fee Bring Lawnchairs And Enjoy The PowWow With Us NO WEAPONS, ATTITUDES OR POLITICS WILL BE ALLOWED PETS WILL BE ALLOWED BUT NEED TO BE ON A LEASH "DIRECTIONS" FROM INTERSTATE 75 - TAKE MAIN ST. EXIT 288, TRAVEL THROUGH TOWN AND TURN ONTO WEST AVE.(HWY 113), THEN TURN RIGHT ONTO EUHARLEE ROAD. THEN TURN LEFT ONTO COVERED BRIDGE ROAD. POWWOW WILL BE ON YOUR RIGHT IN EUHARLEE. FROM HWY 113 FROM ROCKMART OR TAYLORSVILLE, TURN LEFT ONTO COVERED BRIDGE ROAD, TRAVEL PASS PLANT BOWEN AND THE POWWOW WILL BE ON THE LEFT IN EUHARLEE ==WE HOPE TO SEE ALL OF OUR FRIENDS AND GUEST AT THIS EVENT== Contact Joey & Janell 770-296-3097 amndn@mindspring.com

Head Man: Jesse Stambaugh; Head Lady: Shannon �Dream Dancer� Truax; Arena Director: Lester �Wolf� Scroggins; M.C.: Bill "Walking Buffalo" Truax; Drum: Several; Co-Head Vets: Terrell Anquoe & Brian Beasley; Flutest: 2009 NAMI Award Winner - J.J. Kent; North Florida Wild West Show; Drum Competition; Dancers luck of the draw "Day Pay"; StoryTelling; Autumn Spirits Fry Bread and more; Friday and Saturday 10:00am till 10:00pm; Sunday 10:00am till 4:00pm; Discouted RV Camping available; Free Primitive Tent Camping; For Information Contact: Bill Truax - 850-209-7083, E-Mail: mossypondvfd18@yahoo.com Debra Smith - Vendor Contact: 850-277-1026, E-Mail:chattahoocheeriverparkpowwow@yahoo.com

GRAND ENTRY: FRIDAY 7:00PM & SATURDAY 12:00PM (NOON) ADMISSION: ADULTS $5, SENIORS(55+) $3, YOUTH(6-12) $3, MILITARY(WITH ID) $3, KIDS(5 & UNDER) FREE; VENDOR CONTACT- MR. ANTHONY JACOBS 910-624-4989; BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY AND A FRIEND

All Drums & Public Welcome! Host Drum: White Horse Singers (AL), Guest Drum - Meme'z Boys (Crossville, TN); MC - Faron Weeks; Head Lady - Christina Cosby; Head Man - Chris Cosby; AD - Two Bulls; Head Veteran - Clyde Maize / Charles Page; Gates Open: Saturday 9am-6pm, Sunday 10am - 5 pm; Admission: Adults $5; Seniors $2; Children 15 & under and Active Duty Military with ID FREE; Vendors by Invitation Only. Information Contact - Paul Slaughter 931-358-4187 email pdslaughter60@bellsouth.net or "Red" Kirby 931-368-1246 email rotebard@yahoo.com

Please join us, the Oklevueha Band of Yamassee Seminole Indians, as we celebrate our annual Intertribal Pow Wow Festivals. We are a non-profit Native American tribe, who for more than fifty years, has hosted festivals and taken part in many educational programs for our young people and adults. Children's Games and Native American Story Telling, Handmade Native American Craftwork, Traditional Native Dancing, Native Drumming, Native American Food, Vendors and more ! Indian Auction and Raffles Daily ! Gate Hours - Thursday through Saturday: 9:00 am - 10:00 pm; Sunday: 9:00 am 6pm. FREE Primitive Camping HOT Showers ~ donations welcome and accepted.Suggested Donation: Adults - $2.00 and Children 11 and under FREE; Gate Prize: Random drawing from each days tickets; must be present to win. From I-75 or 301 : Travel south from Gainesville, or north from Ocala. Junction CR 318 (I-75 exit #368 at the Petro Truck Stop), travel east to end of the road. Turn left on CR 315 at blinking light and proceed to junction SR 21. Turn right on N.E. 243th Street (alongside church at fork in road) and follow the dirt road to the end. Please follow signs posted on day of event for further directions. For more information contact:Cox-Osceola Indian Reservation PO BOX 521 Orange Springs, FL 32182 More info Call (352) 658-1739 -or- (352) 546-1386 http://www.scentsofpeace.com/powwow.html email powwow@coxosceola.com

Friday School day 9am-3pm ALL schools Welcome; Saturday 10am-10pm, Grand Entry 12 pm & 6:30pm, Dance & Raffles; Sunday 10am-6pm, Grand Entry 12pm, Dance & Raffles; Pow Wow admission $5, Park Admission 7-64yrs old $3 Adults, Seniors 65+ yrs old $2, Children 6 yrs old and under Free; Vendor Info Chris Weik 843-899-2576 nacaesc@hotmail.com po box 1254 Monck Corner, SC 29461; Host Hotel Holiday Inn Express 505 RC Dennis Blvd Moncks Corner, SC 843-761-5900; Off Site Camping 843-899-2576

Hosted by:Muskogee Vocational Rehabilitation in conjunction with The Lower Muskogee Creek Tribe - School Days Friday 8am, pow wow starts 5pm; Gates open For Public Saturday 9am - Gates open on Sunday at noon; Admission: $3 car; Everyone Welcome!!! Native American Crafts, Native American Foods, Inter-Tribal Dancing, Native American Music - More Info email mvr1@rose.net or call 229-762-3165 or 229-762-3169 http://home.rose.net/~mvr/pow-wow2012.html

Public Welcome; Gates open @ 10PM daily; Intertribal Dancing all weekend; Gourd Dance on Sunday; Tipi Encampment; Native American Food; Craft Competition; Dry Camping on-site; More info contact homecomingpwa@yahoo.com or on Facebook

Flyers, registration forms, reenactor guides, etc. are available at: www.alligatorfest.org

This event is organized by Alligator Festival of Lake City Florida, Inc., an all-volunteer, non-profit, public charity, dedicated to teaching and celebrating our local history by experiencing it together. The Host Drum group is Thunder Turtle lead by Tim "Grey Wolf" Kimmering, Chief of the River Oak Inter-tribal Community, please call him at 229-305-5286 if your drum would also like to volunteer at the event. The event is funded by the generosity of local business and individuals that care about bringing the old families, new families and tourists of north central Florida together to celebrate our local heritage. The income from the sponsorship, the annual donation raffle and donation auction during the festival goes entirely to support the annual event. Please register in advance using the form found on alligatorfest.org or by calling 352-804-8846. At least one main meal is provided daily to registered volunteers by the event staff. Registration includes a limited number of cabin beds and plenty of tent camping (reenactor, tee-pee and modern). On site bathrooms, showers, shade, hiking trails and the Santa Fe river. Registration does not include RV sites because they are contracted to Reserve America so if you need an RV site, then please book it online at reserveamerica.com or call 800-326-3521. State Park entry fees apply to the public but the park is waiving the fee for student groups and registered volunteers. Open rain or shine. Plenty of paved parking. From I-75 take exit# 414 onto US-441 south, go about 5 miles and turn left onto SE Sprite Loop which is a frontage road. Then turn left at the O'Leno State Park entrance sign. From High Springs take US-441 north, go about 5 miles and turn right onto SE Sprite Loop which is a frontage road. Then turn right at the O'Leno State Park entrance sign. Address: 410 S.E. Oleno Park Road, High Springs, FL 32643, GPS 29.54.55N x 82.34.52W

FREE Admission and Parking; Alcohol/Drug Free Event. No pets allowed; www.sierranativealliance.org/event ; Native Artists/Food/Contest Dancing; Loren & Anno Nakai/Jason/Wanda/Anthony 530-888-8767

Gates open both days 10am to 5pm; Grand Entry Sat. 12noon' Grand Entry Sun 1pm; PUBLIC WELCOME RAIN OR SHINE Bring lawn chairs or blankets. Donation $4.00. To assist us with our educational programs, Boy and Girl Scouts in uniform and children 5 and under free. NO ALCOHOL, NO DRUGS, NO WEAPONS, NO PETS See demonstrations of tool making, weapons, and survival skills. Vendors, Dancers and More. Famous Accohannock oyster sandwiches, seafood, Indian tacos, buffalo burgers and more. For more information contact: Beverly Council 410-623-2660 email: accohannock@verizon.net online: indianwatertrails.com

Withlacoochee River Park:Opens 9:00 am Saturday. Opening ceremony at 10:00 am. Closes 6:00 pm Sunday. Free admission and parking. There is a small county park fee for camping and electric. Vendors, crafts, Native American style flutes, blankets, Painted Ponies, Native American food, ice cream, kettle corn, Native American leather clothing, etc), nonstop entertainment all weekend (flute players, story tellers, singers, singing bowls, didge players, etc.), authentic Creek Indian village in the woods, 1800s settlement, trails thru the woods along the river, Saturday evening "Friendship Fire" (flute playing, druming, singing, story telling, fellowshipping), "American Indian Christian Circle" Sunday at closing. A grassroots gathering in the country. Camping on the grounds. Motels 15 min away in Dade City. A family event, No Drugs or Alcohol allowed! Come join us for a wonderful weekend. This is a gathering, a music event. I have been told this is one of the friendliest events around. "Public welcome" Info call -Dock Green Silverhawk at 813-754-8990 http://www.silverhawkflutegathering.com

Gates open at 10 am daily - Grand Entries Saturday and Sunday at 12 noon; Friday 9am - 3pm School Day - Off of I-40 between Jackson, TN and Dickson, TN take exit 143 and go south on Hwy 13 about 21 miles to Linden. Turn west on 412 towards Parsons. Go thru town at top of hill on west side take left on Airport Ridge Rd. Go 1.6 miles to pow wow. More Info: Ray or Sharron 931-589-9628 rbenge1@tds.net

Native American foods, Crafts, Singing, Story Telling, Dancing and more. Educational Flint Knapping; Family Friendly - No Alcohol, Drugs, Firearms; Gates open @ 9 AM;Admission: Adults $3.00, Children $1.00, Elders $1.00; GRAND ENTRY: FRI @ 7 PM, SAT @ 1 & 7 PM, SUN @ 1PM; Traders are encourged to contact Dave for more info for setting up; Sponsored by FLORIDA NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN SOCIETY and PASCO COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATIONAL DEPT

The four-day festival is held at the Antebellum Plantation & Farmyard inside Stone Mountain Park at the beginning of November. Learn about primitive skills such as flint-napping, bow making, fire starting, open fire cooking and pottery. Find that one-of-a-kind holiday gift in our artists' marketplace, where world-renowned Native artists and crafters demonstrate their skills and offer items for purchase. Listen to many varieties of Native music by featured performers. Experience Native American culture through dance & drum competitions ($18,000 in prize money), music, authentic craft demonstrations, cooking samples and storytelling activities. Contact Janet Bell 770-498-5739 powwow@stonemountainpark.com

Join us in a celebration of Native American culture under the beautiful Florida sky! Located at the Central Florida Fairgrounds, 4603 W. Colonial Drive (SR 50), Orlando, FL, 32808. For more information: contact number is 407-406-4883. Email: info@aiaofflorida.org Website: www.aiaofflorida.org Join us in a celebration of Native American culture under the beautiful Florida sky! Featuring Native American music, dance, arts and crafts and food. Admission: Adults - $6, Children & Seniors - $3, Military - $3, Three day passes - $15, Military in Uniform - FREE. Schedule: Friday 10:00am - 10:00pm, Saturday 10:00am - 10:00pm, Sunday - 10:00am - 5:00pm. Grand Entry: Friday 7:00pm, Saturday 1:00pm & 7:00pm, Sunday 1:00pm; Limited RV camping available with electrical and water hook-ups for $22 per night. No tent camping permitted due to city regulations. Please, NO PETS. Contact Peggy Wolfe 407-406-4883

Admission $3 donation, Veterans, Dancers in regalia,Seniors and children under 7 are FREE; Kids day friday, Dance competition Sat & Sun; Primitive Camping available. Contact Nancy 850-547-2065 nacpwfeca@yahoo.com See more on Facebook page for North Bay Clan of the Lower Muskogee

Located at the Niceville Mullet Festival Grounds - For more information, call Kirby Locklear 850-863-5311 ~Spend the day with craft makers, singers, dancers, flute players, storytellers, Intertribal Dancing, Dance Exhibitions, Competitions ~ Honor Guard - Thunderbird Honor Guard; Dancing (Prize Money TBD, see web site for rules and information) www.thunderbirdpowwow.org email - committee@thunderbirdpowwow.org NO DRUGS OR ALCOHOL ALLOWED - ADMISSION: $5 � Everyone Welcomed Sponsored by The Thunderbird Intertribal Council, A 501 c 3 Tax Charitable Organization � Something for everyone Host Hotel Quality Inn, 101 Hwy 85N, Niceville, FL 32578 phone - 850-678-8077

MC: John Blackfeather; Drum: Edisto Singers; Grand Entry Saturday 1pm & 6pm; Sunday 2pm; Admission: Adults $6, Seniors 60+ $3, Students 7-14yrs $3, Children 6yrs and under FREE, Veterans with Veteran Feather FREE; Host Motel: Econo Lodge (formerly Conway Inn & Suites) 1101 Church St. & Hwy 501 Conway, SC 29526 Phone: (843) 248-2285 Fax: (843) 248-6637 (mention the Pauwau and you�ll get the discounted price of $51.00 + tax) For more information, visit our website at www.waccamawindians.us or call (843) 358-6877

Host Drum - Spirit Turtle; MC - ; Veteran of Honor - ; Head man - ; Head Lady - ; AD - , Firekeeper ; Admission; Eagleville Wild West Show; 19th Century Blacksmithing by Macatee Forge; Train Rides for Kids; Tipi camp & Muskogee camp; Gates Open 10a - 10p;Grand Entry Fri & Sat 1pm & 7pm FREE PRIMITIVE CAMPING -call for reservations More Info contact Chi or Mary Kent (912)-496-4771 info@agatheringofeaglesinc.com website: http://www.agatheringofeaglesinc .com/

Nov.9th kids days gate open at 9am; Nov.10th 11th gate open at 9 am grand entry at 1:oo pm; All Veterans free kids under 12 free all others $7.00; No Vender fee CALL BY Oct.28 Roy Spotted Eagle (864)466-2324; All Drums welcome royspottedeagle@gmail.com

10 am - 4pm Host Drum: Edisto River Singers, MC - Gary Five Crows; History of the Cherokee Trail, Children's Events & Crafts, Dancing, Drumming, Storytelling, Food, Crafts, Artifact Display.

Head Lady - Diana Beatham; Head Man - Gene Thomas; AD - Gary Thunderwold; MC - Charles (Ten Bears) LaHay: Head Veteran - Clyde Maize; WE Welcome & Support All Veterans, First Responders, Police, Fire, and EMT's; Contact: Cecil Brill Phone: 205-221-2873 Email: kbagwell1@gmail.com URL: http://cric2010.weebly.com

From 10am to 3pm. All drums are invited. Vendors wishing to participate can contact Patricia Davis, RN at 352-548-6283 or patricia.davis3@va.gov . Grand Entry at 12 noon and closing song at 3 pm. Drumming, Dancing, Storytelling, Native arts and crafts and food. Come and help us honor our veterans and celebrate Native American Heritage Month. Free to the public. This is a wonderful chance to dance and honor our warriors and share our culture with the general public

Rain or Shine - Gonzales, Louisiana I- 10 exit 177 just 15 miles south of Baton Rouge; Host Drum Ottertrail (Apache,Ok.) (Singers Welcome); Head Man Mark Galvan (Bedford, Tx.); Head Lady Geneva Horsechief Hamilton (Pawhuska, Ok.); Head Gourd Ford Griggs (Grove, Ok.); For More Information: www.liha.webs.com and Facebook Jack Heriard (whiswind@hughes. net, 985-796-5433); Joe and Deb Milam (djpm2@cox.net, 504-838-6085)

4th Annual Event~ Native Rhythms Festival features Robert Mirabal, Arevel Bird, Mark Holland, Scott August, Coyote Oldman, Jonny Lipford and more....Family Friendly Free Event! 40 Vendors, Wild Horse Rescue Indian River Anthropological Society, Art Contest Flute Contest, Workshops; Info - Martha Pessaro 321-452-1671; tigerlily1953@aol.com website www.nativerhythmsfestival.com/

Host Drum: Billy Evans Horse (Kiowa) Guest Drum: Birdchopper (Cherokee) MC: Rick Bird (Cherokee) Arena Director: Duane Whithorse Flute: Albert Gray Eagle Head Man Dancer: TBA; Head Lady Dancer: TBA; Head Veteran: Thomas Zermeno (Apache); GOURD DANCING; INTERTRIBAL DANCING; ALL SINGERS & DANCERS WELCOME; NATIVE FOOD & VENDORS; We are 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. Host Motel: SunPlaza; Silver Springs, FL 352-236-2343 More info www.myspace.com/chambersfarmpowwow Facebook: Chambers Farm; phone: 513-464-1746 or 352-546-2984

Admission donation at the gate NO ALCOHOL,DRUGS OR WEAPONS NATIVE AMERICAN DANCERS IN REGALIA, NATIVE FOOD, FLUTE,CRAFTS,DEMO'S,STORY TELLING AND NATIVE SINGERS; GATES OPEN 9AM-9PM GRAND ENTRY Friday 7PM; Saturday 1PM AND 7 PM and Sunday 1PM HOST DRUM--WHAPAHA OYATE MC--DAVE TREZAK AD--MICHAEL WHITEWOLF HEAD MAN--HERD BUFFALO DANCER HEAD LADY--DEBORAH WILDFLOWER ROBINSON KASHKA LARUE LEGENDS KEEPER FROM ALASKA

~ Greetings ~ O`siyo ~ Hau Kola ~ Ya' at eeh ~

All events are subject to change or cancellation without notice.

All events are subject to change or cancellation without notice.