2011 Pow Wow Calendar, Southeast, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, events United States of Native America,Six Directions Traders

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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

HEAD STAFF: MC.. Otis Halfmoon (Nez Perce) AD.. Thomas Muskrat (Cherokee) Head Man.. Badger Wahwasuck (Prairie Band of Potawatomi) Head Lady.. Randi Lynn Attocknie-Santos (Comanche, Kiowa) Head Gourd.. Ron Alex (Mississippi Band of Choctaw) Southern Drum.. Otter Trail Singers (Apache, OK) Northern Drum.. Big Soldier Creek (Mayetta, KS) ~ Gourd Dancing 10:00am; Lunch 12:00 noon; Grand Entry 1:00 ; For more information: NACAN.NSU@gmail.com From I-49: LA 6 East Head Hwy 6 East 3.4 mi Continue on University Parkway Turn Right at Caspari Street Destination on right (Caspari & Sam Sibley Drive) For information on lodging in Natchitoches contact the Natchitoches Convention and Visitors Bureau: http://www.historicnatchitoches.com/ or (800)259-1714 If you do primitive camping, keep in mind that the area will probably see lows in the low 30s, and highs in the 50s. Kisatchie National Forest is very nearby. A favorite spot is Kisatchie Bayou Campground.

FRIDAY KIDS DAY - SAT. and SUN MARKET DAYS... Wecome! Come experience the traditions and culture of the Native American people at the Third annual Sarasota Indian Festival from 9-5 Friday, 10-6 Saturday and 10-5 on Sunday. Find hand made, authentic, one of a kind fine arts and crafts. There will be paintings, pottery, jewelry, sculpture, bead work, leather work, along with traditional Seminole and Navajo food. Performing traditional Native American drumming, singing and various styles of dance. Tickets can be purchased at the gate, $7.00 adult, $3.00 6-12, 5 and under are free. Please join us for this truly unique event! Please join us for this truly unique event! For more informationcall 941-924-2784 or www.myspace.com/sarasotandianfestival 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 - Friday and Saturday: 9:00 am - 10:00 pm Sunday: 9:00 am until ??? 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) 546-1325 / (352) 546-1386 -or- (352) 546-5525

Host Drum - Northern Wind (Ontario, Canada); Head man - Ed Winddancer; Head Lady - Kaye Taylor; MC - Ron Colombe; Admission $6 Adults, Children $4; Children under 6 are FREE Host Hotel �Travelodge, 8800 20th Street, Vero Beach, FL - Double Room $69.99 + tax Phone: 772-562-9991 ~ RV Hook-Up - $22.50 per night, Primitive Camping is FREE! (no water or electric) More Info call Donna 772-567-1579 or email DEEDEE1579@aol.com

Host Drum - Bird Chopper; MC - Ric Bird; Keeper of the Circle - TBA, Head Man - Herb (Buffalo Dancer); Head Lady - Raven; 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

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. MC: Ric Bird; Head Veteran: TBA; Head Man Dancer: Bob Dubose; Head Woman Dancer: Sandy DuBose; Host Drum: Family Drum Singers; Co-Host Drum: Bird Chopper Bird Family Drum; Firekeeper: Ken Cloudwalker ; Color Guard:TBA; 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/

Host Drum -Bird Chopper ; 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

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

Come have fun, learn, and eat till your stuffed at the First Annual Yahoola Spring Pow Wow in Dahlonega,Georgia. Several Hotels are located within walking distance. If you will be staying at the Super 8, Days Inn, or Holiday Inn Express all in Dahlonega they will give powwow attendees a 10% discount.Admission: $8.00 per adult, $5.00 for children 12 years thru 18. Seniors and disabled free. contact 706-429 8353

2$ Donation at gate (portion goes to Help the Homelsess) Kids 5 and under FREE, Primitive Camping, Limited Electricity,

Registered Dancers Luck Of the Draw; More Info email iheartpowows@yahoo.com or call; Miss O 321-277-9688 or Ari 352-434-9545

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 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.

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

Red Eagle Lodge of West Central Florida in Conjunction with Citrus County Parks & Recreation

The Park is locateed approximately 8 miles South of Inverness, on US 41, and approximatley 13 miles North of Brooksville ~ Primitive Camping on-site for performers and vendors, Entry Donations $3 adults, $1 kids, Kids 5 and Under FREE, Elders 60 and older $1, Gates Open Friday and Saturday from 9am - 8pm ~ Sunday from 10am - 5pm. Grand Entry Friday 5pm - Saturday 1pm & 5pm - Sunday 1pm; Host Drum - Drum of the Descendants; Dancers Luck of the Draw; Pansey Cleaveland, President, (352) 400-5644 E-mail at: pansey.greyeagle@gmail.com OR pansey57@sprint.blackberry.net John L. Porter, Secretary & Logistics, (352) 563-2817 E-mail at: jlporter@embarqmail.com website - www.redeaglelodge.org

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

MC ~ Rick Bird; Performer - Albert Gray Eagle; Host Drums -Billy Evans Horse and the Tinedooah Family Drum; Arena Director - Duane Whitehorse; Head Man - Bronson Hay Wahey & Head Lady - Maria Whitehorse; Contact Information - Dan Berke - 706-983-9367 ChambersFarm@hotmail.com http://Chambersfarm.org

Luck of the Draw Dancing - Adults $4, Kids $2 - Overnight Camping - MC: Tony Ledford; Head Man: Sky Hawk; Head Lady: Fire Hawk; Host Drum: Cherokee Road Singers; Guest Drum: Red Road Singers; Keeper of the Circle: Ken Cloudwalker - Host Hotel: America'a Best Value Inn (423) 837-7933 - Contact Jimmy Wisowl (931)529-1557 moonwillow2012@yahoo.com

April 23 , 2011 ~ American Indian Pow Wow ~ A Celebration of Life for All People

Saturday 11am - 6pm Info Debby Vick 757-385-2990 Experience traditional Native American culture as it is featured through spirited music, intriguing dance and appetizing food at this enlightening and colorful event. Authentic and Indian inspired arts and crafts will be on sale and on display. Free and open to the public with on-site parking, sponsored by The City of Virginia Beach Parks and Recreation. Experience the Fun! dvick@vbgov.com

MC: Charles LaHay; AD: Clyde Maize; Head Lady: Diana Beatham; Head Man: TBA; gates open 11am Gran Entry times: Fri - 3pm, closing colors 7pm; Sat - 11am & 5pm, Closing 7pm; Sun - 1pm closing 5pm ~ Every Armed Service Veteran is invited to take part in the Grand Entry & Veterans Activities - Vendors Please Call, Email or write for application, Space Limited! Childrens & Senior Day is All day Friday - Gem & Gold Panning booth open all weekend, *Trade Blanket Friday & Saturday after event - Indian Crafts, Native Food, Intertribal Dancing, Demonstrations & more. All Veterans, Dancers, Drums, youth groups, and the Public are Invited to enjoy this weekend with us. Be sure to bring your Lawn Chair or pow wow chairs and plan to spend the day - Door Prizes for Dancers - FREE Primitive Camping, FREE Parking, FREE admission all day Friday - Admission $3 per day to help pay the cost of utilities and clean up - Dancers in or with Regalia FREE - Donations to our Volunteer Fire Department may be Cash or Check - Contact: Cecil 205-221-3873 or 205-471-2493 or Klieta 256-292-3584 email: kbagwell@gmail.com

From the sounds of native drums and singing, to the smell of fry bread and the tangy taste of buffalo chili, to the images of intricate crafts and the delights of molding clay, shaping stone,stringing beads, carving wood, or weaving baskets, you will have the opportunity to explore and experience Native American culture up close and personal. Driving directions from Norfolk, VA: Take U.S. Route 168 to U.S. Route 158 which crosses the Wright Memorial Bridge to Kitty Hawk. Follow 158 all the way south to Manteo, and change to Hwy 12. Frisco is past the town of Avon and before the town of Ocracoke. Distance from Norfolk, VA: 140 miles. Estimated Time: 3 hours, 15 minutes.Rain or Shine Activities begin at 10 am Saturday & Sunday Admission: $3 Seniors; $5 Individuals; $15 Family (Includes Museum) Info: 252-995-4440

"People at the Fork of the Stream" General Public Welcome... A celebration of the three sisters "Come celebration the dance of corn, bean & squash" Grounds open 10:00am to Sunset Grand Entry 12:00 noon Free parking and admission American Indian Arts & Crafts Jewelry, Regalia, Face Painting Children's Stories Hot dogs, Hamburgers, Drinks Indian Fry Bread & Tacos, Fish & Chips Corn on the Cob & Corn Soup SPECIAL GUEST: Luis Salinas & "The Aztec Dancers" Archeological Society of VA, Nansemond Chapter "Artifact IDs" ***Calling All Indian Dancers - Day Money Chances *** Head Man: Aaron "Swift Eagle" Winston (Meherrin) Head Lady: Donna "Water Lily" Richardson (Meherrin) Pow Wow Etiquette will be observed. Bring your own lawn chairs. A Family Event -- No Alcohol, Drugs or Pets! MC: Keith Colston AD: Donnie "One Feather" Freeman Host Drum: Yough-ta-nund Guest Drums: Red Earth, Namawochi Contact: Chief Walt "Red Hawk Brown" (757)562-7760 wdbrowniii@aol.com Tribal Website: www.cheroenhaka-nottoway.org Chamber of Commerce: brunschamber@lawrencevilleweb.com

Profits will go to support Native Americans with Diabetes and support OUR Elders - Demonstrators, Craft and Food Vendors, Educational Children's Games and activities, Story Tellers and Much More! Admission $10 per Vehicle - Bring the whole Family!! Gates open 10am - 6pm Saturday Grand Entry at 12 noon - Sunday 10am - 5pm Grand Entry at 1pm - Primitive Camping available for tents and campers for dancers and vendors only - Flag retirement ceremony & Trade Blanket on Saturday night - Contact: Janell & Joey 770-296-3097 amndn@mindspring.com Whippoorwill Hollow Farms - NO Politics, NO Weapons, NO Drugs, and NO Alcohol ! Vendors by invitation only - Directions: From Atlanta, take I-20 east to exit #82 (Conyers/Hwy 138). Take a left onto Hwy 138 and go 9 miles to Walnut Grove (Walton County). Continue through the traffic light - our farm is 1 mile on the left.

"Mittie, Robert Wood, and family are back to stay" There will be 35 Vendors, 2 Demonstrators, and 2 Food Vendors - Set up On Wed & Thurs - All School Children on May 8th - For more info call or e-mail ~ Mittie Wood 1-352-583-3388 or mvto@embarqmail.com or Sharon Thomas 1-352-521-3012 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

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. � 8:00 p.m. Sunday 11:00 a.m. � 7:00 p.m. Adults: $10 Kids: $5 Kids five & under: FREE; Native American Dance Competitions, Drums from across the country attending; American Indian arts and crafts; 40 to 50 trade booths; Native American cuisine: buffalo, roasted corn, Pima wraps, Indian fry-bread; Storytelling; Native flute performer ; Raptor Man � Birds of Prey Show; Aztec Dancers; Primitive archery and blowgun demos; South American Scissor dancer; Hoop dancers; Live buffalo/bison; American Indian movie stars; Warriors on horseback; Primitive skills: napping, fire by friction, hide tanning; Authentic wigwam; Living tipi village and Cree encampment; Audience participation/dance games; Kids activities/bungee jumps, rock wall races, etc.; Pony rides and first pony ride photos; Environmental and wildlife displays; Mother�s Day Honor Dance for all moms; 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

Presented by the Huntsville Pow wow Association and Turtle Island Native American Association; Head Drum: Red Road Singers; MC: Ken Dixon; AD: Jason Thigpen; Hours 9am-5pm; FREE Admission; Donations Accepted to fund next years powwow; Contact Betty Abbou 256-361-8200

Drum Competition $ amount has not been decided on but there will a drum competition!(more information will be posted as it is confirmed); Dancer Day Monies (Raffle Style, numerous envelopes with a variety of amounts); Also confirmed, I, Tabitha, will be hosting Specials on Saturday. There will be a Hand Drum Special, an Eastern Blanket DanceSpecial, Golden Age Special (60+ men & women combined), a Women's Take All Special ( all categories 13+ in women's will be combined), a Men's Take All Special (all categories 13+ in men's will be combined). The amount is subject to change in the categories but the minimum that one can take home is over $100 per category! Time is limited on Saturday so this will be the only 4 Specials I am hosting; More Info Contact: Tabitha Spell 843-817-7379 edistoriversingers@yahoo.com

NATIVE AMERICANS DANCERS FROM ACROSS THE COUNTRY� �COMING TOGETHER FOR THEIR ANIMAL BROTHERS� Host Drum: Red Boyz All Drums & Dancers WelcomeGrand Entry: 1:00 p.m. on Sat. & Sun. (no registration fee) Dancers in regalia pay a onetime $5 entry fee for the weekend (This fee will go into a peoples choice prize) Dancer & Singer Feast: Sat & Sun / provided by Eagle Mountain Competition rounds for trophies & ribbons only Iron Man Fancy / Sat & Sun for cash and/or prizes Dance games for cash and/or prizes (Potatoe, Switch,etc...) Intertribal dancing Native & Nature themed arts & craftsAunt Susan's Petting Farm: donkey's, sheep, goats, alpacas, ducks... kids activities Bison "Buffalo" Pony Rides Native foods and cowpoke vittles All Indian Stick Horse Rodeo / cash & prizes Sat. evening concert Flute performances story telling tipi village primitive skills educators Sat. 11:00 a.m. til 9:00 p.m. Sun: 11:00 a.m. til 6:00 p.m. Vendor contact: chipa.wolfe@yahoo.com 770-735-6275 www.rthunder.com NOTE: As in all shows,acts may change due to unforeseen circumstances My Brothers Keeper Animal Rescue / Disaster Relief & Build an Ark Foundation

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. Storytelling to 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. Saturday - Sunday (10:00 AM-6:00 PM) Rt. 130, 6 Miles West of Rt. 29 In Elon, VA. Admission Fee: $7.00 & $5.00 www.amherstvachamber.com

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

Host Drum- White hawk.,MC-Ken Irwin Sr., AD-Guy Jones. Chili Cookoff on May 27 at 6pm. 2step, team dance, and hand drum contest. 5k healthy walk/run. Fairgrounds charges $20/weekend camping includes electric & showers. Motels nearby. Powwow feeds particpants Supper Sat, Sun, & Mon. Breakfast-Sun & Mon. Sponsored by the Native American Indian Center of Central Ohio PO Box 07705 Columbus, Ohio 43207-0705 (614) 443-6120 naicco@aol.com

Head Man: Wilson Spottedbird Head Lady: Karen Cooper Arena Director: Maggot M.C. : Gary Smith Head Veteran: Larry Graham Host Drum: Sparrowhawk Guest Drums: TBA- Guest Drums interested should contact Jana Bland at 256-786-9821 to assure space availability Host Motel- Key West Inn Roanoke Alabama 2983 Highway 431 Roanoke, AL 36274 (334) 863-2100 Limited Rooms so make reservations now! Public Welcome! Gates Open Friday: 10:00 AM - Brush Dance/Gourd Dance 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM - Grand Entry 6:00 PM Saturday10:00 AM Gourd Dance 1:00 to 4:00 PM - Grand Entry 6:00 PM Sunday: 9:00 PM Gourd Dance TBA - Grand Entry 3:00 PM Luck Of The Draw For Dancers Admission: $5.00 per person. Children 6 and under free. Donations receive a ticket for each $5.00 donated for door prize drawings to be given away each night. Dancers in Regalia Free admission! Public Invited Bring a blanket and lawn chair! Drumming, Dancing, Arts & Crafts, Music, Demonstrators, Food Other Attractions Raffles, Door Prizes, Auctions and more. Bring your own lawn chairs, blankets. Come join the fun. All visitors and participants welcome. We look forward to meeting you! Native Arts/Crafts and Food Concessions Volunteers Needed Donations Needed Giveaway items Needed For more information: Call Jana Bland 256-392-3383 Cell- 256-786-9821 E-mail: jana@wolfgardens.org Web address: www.defendthewolves.org/blog This is a family-oriented event, NO alcohol, NO Drugs, NO Weapons The Spirit of the Wolf Powwow Committee is not responsible for theft, accidents, personal injury, damages, lost or stolen articles. Directions: From Ashland, Alabama, take Hwy. 9 South to Clay County Road 5. Turn left on County Road 5. Go � mile and turn left at Enitachopco Ceremonial Grounds. For complete and updated information visit http://defendthewolves.org/blog

Celebrate the heritage of the Upper Mattaponi tribe of King William County at their 24th annual Spring Festival and Powwow. Grounds are open May 28-29 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

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

Headman: Steve �Grey Wolf� Thomas; Headwoman: TBA; MC: Aaron Reynolds; Arena Director: James �Crow Hawk� Kinsey; Host drum: The Cherokee Road Singers; Guest Drums Welcome; Honored veteran: Dr. Ernie Reynolds; Demonstrations: Flint Knapping by Andrew Lee, Basket weaving by Running Water; Gates open: Friday: 10am-10pm Grand Entry: 12pm; Saturday: 9am-10pm Grand Entry: 12pm; Sunday: 9am-5pm Grand Entry: 12pm; Admissions: General: $6.00, Students w/ Id:$ 4.00, Children (5-12): $3.00, Seniors: $4.00, Public Service in uniform FREE, For more information contact: Red Bear at 423 867 7666 Or email at thebearsocitey@yahoo.com

Head Dancers: Bernard and Tammy Nelson Head Veteran: Jeff Monague Youth Head Male Dancer: Chett Monague Master of Ceremonies: John Snake & Paul Owl Youth Head Female Dancer: Jewel Kitchikeg Arena Director: Emerson Benson Host Drum: Poplar Singers Guest Drum: Misty Cree; Admission $5.00; For more information, please contact the BNFC www.bnfc.ca info@wolfsdensports.com at (705) 721-7689

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 Noon on Saturday and 1pm on Sunday. Event is FREE to the public. Saturday - Sunday 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

FREE Admission for Veterans , Seniors, and Kids under 5 ; EXCITING Dancing - Drumming - Singing Storytelling - Games - Wildlife Show COLORFUL Tipi Village Indian Food and Crafts Family Fun! FREE Camping Watch Us Dance! Plenty of Parking Bleacher Seating Bring Lawn Chairs and or Blankets Powwow Staff Arena Director..Zach 'Yellow Jacket' Keler, Oglala Master of Ceremonies..Fred Blackhorse Dubay, Apache Head Drum.....Sparrow Hawk, Doug Blanford Head Man Dancer....Joe Chato Billy, Fox / Iowa Head Woman Dancer..Thea Sky Water Billy, Blackfeet Benefit and Veterans Powwow $5 adults - $3 children - $5 parking Be safe and secure - security provided by AIM of MO Manataka American Indian Council manataka@sbcglobal.net 501-627-0555 Daniel Sevenhawks, Chairman sevenhawks@sbcglobal.net 217-528-9172

Welcoming the Otoe-Missouria back to Nebraska in 2011. Dancers of the Plains is an entertaining and educational Native American event, featuring Native American dancing and drumming. Beginning in 2009, each year the event features a tribe that once called Nebraska home, along with members of other Plains Indians tribes. Both days of the event are full of educational experiences for guests, as well as Native American foods and crafts. Supported by grants from the Nebraska Humanities Council and the Nebraska Arts Council, and many local sponsorships. Free-will donations help make this event happen! For more information contact: Ms. Ronnie O�Brien, Event Coordinator - The Great Platte River Road ArchwayToll Free 877-511-2724 3060 E 1st St, Kearney, Nebraska I-80 Exit 272

Join the Mattaponi Indians at their 14th annual powwow, Virginia's only powwow on an Indian reservation. Held on the Mattaponi Indian Reservation in King William County, the powwow features American Indian dancing, drumming, food, arts and crafts. Adults $5 Grand entry is 12 noon. Children under 6 free. This is a family event; no drugs or alcohol allowed, and no pets please. Bring your lawn chairs and the entire family. Rain date June 21 ~ Saturday, June 19, 2010 (10:00 AM-5:00 PM) Admission $5 Adults Mark Custalow, powwow coordinator: (804) 769-8783

To Honor the Creator, To Honor the influence of the Positive Energies of the Universe and to Honor the Guidence 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 07/07/11 and will continue for 7 days to 07/14/11 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 festivites will begin!! 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 For information on Park www.tanglewoodpark.org This is a Gathering of Native American people to share our Traditions and Customs with you.Master of Ceremonies - Ric Bird; Head Veteran - Elton Smith; Honor Veteran & flag Staff Carrier: Carlos Martin; Arena Director - Ken Cloudwalker; Lead Dancers - Mike & Jennie Crawford; William E, Vaughan-Lloyd, Jr. Vice Chief; Demonstraters: Weapons: Mr. Jin "Blackfeather" Jefferies; Flint Napping: Deer Man; Fire Building: Julius Perdue. We also have many other surprisers planned for you. All Traditional Drums Welcome. Special Programs and Dances for all ages. Friday and Grand Entry at 2Pm - Tanglewood Park will be charging $2 per vehicle fee. Admission by Small Donation: Adults $6.00 - Children 4- 18 $4.00 - Senior over 62 Free - Children 4 years old and under Free. Special Appearance: Mr. John Sarantos, a Native American Flute Player who has played Carnagie Hall and many other venues. John will be featured in Concert on Sunday Night. This event will be open to the public for a small donation. Mr. Sarantos, has also agreed to host several flute practice sessions on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. There will something for everyone. 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. Host Hotel: Super 8 Motel, Clemmons, NC. 1-336-778-0931 contact for special pow wow rates $59 per night ~ Neetribe, Inc. - 3517 Union Hill Rd - East Bend, NC 27018 - 1-336-816-7747 or strongsunpowwow@nearriverdwellers.com http://nearriverdwellers.com/

757-562-5560 Chief Walt Brown CHEROENHAKA-NOTTOWAY.ORG A dmission $6 Adults; $4 Childrenand Elders; Grounds Open 10 am - 7pm Grand Entry 12 noon; Special Guest - Luis Salinas & the Aztec Dancers, Archeological Society of VA, Nansemond chapter - Artifact ID's, Stan Piersa - Flint Knapping; Calling ALL Indina Dancers $1,000 Day Money Raffle - POW WOW Etiquette Will be Observed - MC - Jerome Good Eagle Kays; Host Drum - Yough-ta-nund; Guest Drum - Eastern Bull; AD - Chief Thomas two feathers Lewis Pow wow chairman: Vice Chief Ellis 'Soaring Eagle' Wright 434-658-4796 Chief Walt 'Red Hawk' Brown 757-562-7760 email: wdbrowniii@aol.com http://www.cheroenhaka-nottoway.org/

August 13 - 14, 2011 ~ 7th Annual Roanoke Island American Indian Cultural Festival

Presented by Algonquians of North Carolina Inc. and Roanoke-Hatteras Indians of Dare County, NC ~ Friday Grass Dance Exhibition; Saturday Hours 10:00am to 6pm; Grand Entry 12pm Concert at 7pm - Sunday Hours 10:00am to 4pm; Grand Entry 12pm - Native American Dancing, music, food, storytelling, exhibits, health screening, and vendors - Admission Adults $5 (13 yrs+) Children $3 (3-13yrs) **NO PETS Allowed** Emcee: Ric Youngblood - Host Drum; Bird Chopper - Head Male Dancer; Greg Stephenson - Head Female Dancer; Karen Oxendine More Info Call 757-477-3589 or www.ncalgonquians.com Marilyn Berry Morrison pacoeagle@ncalgonquians.com

10:00 AM - 6:00 PM, Saturday, August 15th, 2009 ~10:00 AM - 6:00 PM, Sunday, August 16th, 2009 ~ *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

We welcome other drums, please see arena director. This is a traditional southern protocol powwow - Free admission - Primitive camping - Park opens at 8am - Grand Entry: Friday: 7 p.m.; Saturday: 3 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.; Gourd dancing at 1 p.m. Saturday: Craft contest, 10 a.m.; Fur and Feathers, 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.; Princess contest registration deadline, 12 p.m.; Crazy midnight auction begins 30 minutes after evening session ends. Please schedule all specials in advance with the emcee. Committee special only on Saturday night. Please bring your blankets, lawn chairs, and canopies.Traders contact: Gene Hall 336-249-1033 or 336-413-1812- Cabarrus Powwow Association - 75 Scalybark Trail - Concord, NC 28027 - George Hoyt 704-786-5705 gehoyt@carolina.rr.com

August 20 - 21, 2011 ~ 6th Annual Turtle Island Native American Association Powwow

Admission Adults $3, Cildren oveer 6 yrs $2, Eldres $2, Handicapped FREE; Aztec Dancers Quetzalcoatl; gates open 9am

This year our annual gathering of tribes from throughout the Americas takes its rightful place as the finest showcase of native dance, art, and culture in the southeast. The Festival of Native Peoples is an exposition of non-competitive dance, storytelling, and song performances expressing the collected history, culture, tradition, and wisdom of the indigenous peoples of the Americas. Entertainment throughout the day will include a replica of an Apache dwelling with audience participation, hoop dancing, flute music, and Cherokee storytellers. Other performers include the Halau Palaihiwa O Kaipuwai, Hopi Senom Dance Group, Phoenix, Arizona - Ambassador's of the State of Arizona and the Yellow Bird Apache champion dancers who have been performing for presidents and heads of state for 22 years Gates open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily with performances throughout the day. Art market opens at 9 a.m. Adult admission $10; children six and under are free. For Discount Ticket Packages or more information, call 800.438.1601 or visit www.cherokee-nc.com Contact: Cherokee Welcome Center - (800) 438-1601 � Contact: John Grant - (828) 497-4496

MC - Ken Cloudwalker, Head Man - Running Wolfe, Head Woman - Woman Brave Spirit, AD - Thundering Buffalo (Jack Johnson); Camping Available; Note : FREE Admission Friday Only ; FREE Admission All Day Friday is Childrens Day Gates open 9 am till 3 pm; Grand Entry 4 pm till 7 pm - Honoring all Veterans men & women of all Nationalties Including Indians & Native Americans. Open To The Public of all people; No alcohol or drugs permitted or discussed; No Pets allowed in the circle ~ Pets allowed on leash outside circle only; Spiritual Entertainment for the whole Family; Activities include Indian Dancers performing in Regalia, Powwow Drums, Dancing, Singing, Spiritual Dance & Drums, All Dancers Welcome, Anyone can try no experience necessary, Children Events, Demonstrations, Ceremonies, Storytelling, Flint Striking, Face Painting, Crafts On Sale, Native American Food, Ice Cream & Italian Ice. Friendship & Intertribal Dances for everyone. Bring your lawn chairs, blankets and stay all day. Veterans Tribute Fundraiser for the VFW Poppy Fund Performed by VFW Post 10346;Will Host A Full Veterans Tribute Gun Salute and Flag Folding Ceremony 1pm Saturday September 3, 2011; Hickory Smoked Pit Cooked BBQ by Double Troubles Powwow Eats; Ice Cream & Italian Ice by Funtime Concessions; Hotdogs by Deanos Hotdogs;All Day Admission Saturday & Sunday Adults $ 5; Children under 5 FREE; Seniors 62 & older, All Veterans, Law Enforcement, Firemen, & Rescue Squad FREE; Gates open all 3 days 9am & closes 7pm; Grand Entry each day 11am; Camp Feed 7:30 pm Friday & Saturday- A Traditional Native American Intertribal Cultural Event; Dancers & Vendors needed - Some Camping Available Generator Needed, Water On Hand; Special Guest: Nuluti Equani Ehi Tribe, East Tennessee Overhill Cherokee - Des, Six Directions Traders, Winter Medicine,Broken Feather Traders, Terry & Sandra Locklear, Various Cherokee Tribes,Deer Man & Others; All Local Tribes Welcome; Contact Double Trouble 336-428-4395 nwacarolinas@yahoo.com - NWA School of pro.wrestling 336-428-4395; Proud NWA Associate member Eldon Speer aka Double Trouble

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

Sponsored by the Native American Indian Center Of Central Ohio. We will dance next to the Great Circle at Moundbuilders State Park 455 Hebron Rd. Heath, Ohio 43056. Fox Family Special: Drum Contest $1000. Winner Takes all. Primitive Camping. Motels nearby. KOA in nearby Buckeye Lake. Host Drum-White Hawk. naicco@aol.com

Bring your family, bring your chair, bring your blanket come for the weekend! Saturday 9am - 6pm, Sunday 9am - 5pm; Host Drum: All Nations Warrior Society; Head Man: David Bell Okalataka, Head Lady: Bobby Orr, AD: GT Martinez; MC: Steve Mansfield; Special Guest: Diamond Brown; Grand Entry 1pm Saturday & Sunday; Host Hotel- Days Inn 770-504-8100 - Other Hotel-Plantation Lodge 770-504-8811 Vendor Info: Trina Mansfield 770-655-5905 or t_r_m@etcmail.com Vendor set-up day is Friday; Presented by: the Butts County Historical Society www.buttscountyhistoricalsociety.org Directions: south of Atlanta, Ga. I-75 to Exit Jackson, Indian Springs State Park Hwy 16 east to 42 South in Flovilla follow to Indian Springs Hotel/Museum

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

September 17 & 18 , 2011 ~ Nottoway Indian Tribe of Virginia, Inc. 5th Annual Powwow

Surry Parks and Recreation Center ~ 205 Enos Farm Drive Hwy 10 at Hwy 31 ~ Surry, Va. 23883

Gates Open at 10am on Sat. & Sun. Grand Entries at 12noon on Sat. and 1pm on Sun. | Intertribal Dancing, Arts and Crafts, Native American Cooking, Demonstrations, Storytelling You may contact: Ed Branch at: (757) 654-9301 Email: branchedward@aol.com | or | Archie Elliott at (757) 686-8602 Email: a-selliott@cox.net 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.

Fifth annual educational pow wow. Lots of demonstrators. 20 craft vendors. Hours: Friday and Saturday 9-9, Sunday 9-5. Admission: $5.00 for Adults $2.00 for Children. Directions: From Asheville take I-26 North to Exit 9. Take US19E North 30 miles to Spruce Pine. Turn right on Hwy 226 South. Go approximately 2 1/2 miles to 12513 South Hwy 226. Pow wow will be behind Music Jewelry and Loan. From the East, take I-40 to Exit 85 and follow Hwy 226 North to Spruce Pine. When you cross under the Blue Ridge Parkway it is about 2 1/2 miles to the pow wow. MC Dave Trezak, Head Man Burke Lemons, Head Lady Brenda Bowlin, Arean Director Rob Watkins, Head Vet Larry Graham. Mabel Benjamin 813-765-3073 http://bripa.suchexists.com

Fourth annual educational pow wow in cooperation with the W. Kerr Scott Dam and Reservoir. Lots of demonstrators. 20 craft vendors. Childrens activities all day. Hours: Friday and Saturday 9-6,. Park opens at 8, pow wow at 9. Admission to the Park is $1.00 and the Pow Wow is $5.00 for Adults and $2.00 for Children. Friday is Kids Day and Children are free with the schools. MC Dave Trezak, Head Man Burke Lemons, Head Lady Brenda Bowlin, Arena Director Rob Watkins, Head Veteran Larry Graham. Directions: From Wilkesboro, take US421 North six miles to Milepost #293. Turn South at the Ft. Hamby State Park sign and go 1 mile to the park entrance. Mabel Benjamin 813-765-3073 http://bripa.suchexists.com/ For park info or reservations call 336-921-3390.

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

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 http://www.paialowereasterncherokeenationsc.com/ Host Motel Quality Inn 864-833-5558 $52 per room mention pow wow for discount

This is a Competition Pow Wow; MC: Mr. Keith Colston; Head Male Dancer: Mr. Johnathan Chavis; Head Female Dancer: Mrs. April Whittemore Locklear; Host Drum: Southern Sun; Head Judge: Mr. Joel "JD" Moore; Arena Director: Mr. Paul Walters; 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;Special rate $60.00 includes Tax for King/Double room; 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

Head Man: Dallas, Head Lady: Shawna Johnson, MC: Gary Smith, AD: Maggot, Host Drum: All Nations Warrior Society ~ 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 - Admission: 5 and under - FREE; Kids $4; 13 and up $7; Over $11,000 in prize money - 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

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 - Stone Barron - Head Man and Head Lady-Larry and Shelia Richardson. Artisans, Craftsmen, Story telling, Legends, Dancing, Flute Playing, Living History, Demonstrations.Traditional Indian Food: "Indian Tacos - Fry Bread - Refreshments FEATURING THE WORLD FAMOUS AZTEC DANCERS Admission: Adults: $5.00 - Children $ 3.00 under age 4 free Plenty of free parking-Primitive Camp Grounds available for Vendors and Volunteers. Bring your own lawn chairs and blankets. Host Motel: Country Hearth Inn I-65 and Hwy 36 - Hartselle, AL. Alternate Motel: Days Inn - Moulton, AL. Contact: Faron Weeks 256-773-6155 256-773-6155 or email faron.weeks@gmail.com . Alcohol, Drugs, and Weapons PROHIBITED.

"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

MC: Keith Colston, AD: Brad Locklear, Head judge: Ricky Burnett, Head male Dancer: Bo Goins, Head FeMale Dancer: Becky goins, Host Drum: STONEY CREEK; Over$10,000 Prize Money; GRAND ENTRY:Friday: 7:00PM & Saturday 12(NOON) Admission:Adults $5,Youth (6-12 yrs.) $3,Seniors (55+) $3,Military With ID $3, Kids (5 & under) FREE; Specials:FRIDAY NIGHT BOYS AND GIRLS 7-12 ALL CATEGORIES; TINY TOT SPECIAL; TEEN MEN TRADITIONAL ($200); 1 MAN 1 WOMEN HAND DRUM WINNER TAKE ALL ($200); CHICKEN BATTLE WINNER TAKE ALL TOURNMENT STYLE ($500) ALL AGES; JINGLE WINNER TAKE ALL ($500) For Vendor Contact Please call Anthony Jacobs:(910) 624-4989

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 - Jamie Nemeth; 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:Muskogee Vocational Rehabilitation in conjunction with The Lower Muskogee Creek Tribe - School Days Oct 14 - 15; Pow-Wow 15-17th 2010; Gates open For Public on 15th at 4 PM - Gates open on 16-17 at 9AM; 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

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 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 at alligatorfest.org or by calling 386-438-5487. At least one main meal is provided daily to registered participants by the event staff. Registration includes a limited number of cabin beds and unlimited 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 reserveamerica.com but you can book RV sites online or call 800-326-3521. State Park entry fees apply to the public but the park is waiving the fee for school groups on Friday. 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 take the first left onto Bible Camp Road and then a right into the O'Leno State Park entrance. GPS 29.54.55N x 82.34.52W.

Host Drum - Dog River; Head Man - Gerry "Smitty" Smith; Head Lady - Stacey Pye; MC - Gary Smith; Honored Head Vet - WWII Vet Poppa Jim Webb; AD - Maggot; Guest Drums Welcomed! Gates open 10-6 daily - Grand Entry sat 12 noon, Sun 1pm - Vendors by Invitation Only; More Info Contact amndn@mindspring.com or Janell 'Dink' 770-296-3097

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 1-410-623-2660 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

Come & celebrate the traditions of the Waccamaw Siouan Tribe. Arts & crafts, food and entertainment throughout the weekend. The parade will begin at 10:00am on Saturday morning. Indian dancing and competition and a social dance will also take place on Saturday.

Gates open 10 am - Host Drums: Teton Travellers, Red Bird Singers, MC: Chris Lombardo, AD: Tucker Brown, Gourd Dance Saturday afternoon,

Adults: $5, Children under 12: $2, Senior Citizens: $2 - Maximum entrance fee for immediate family $15 - 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

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 Cindy Horton 770-413-5344 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: aiaofflorida@hotmail.com Website: www.aiaofflorida.org Admission is $6.00 for adults and $3.00 for children under twelve, students and Military with ID. Military in uniform free. Times Friday 10am -10pm, Saturday 10am - 10pm and Sunday 10am -5pm. Drums:Red Boys, SK CA (Northern and Southern) Otter Trail Singers, Ok (Southern) Head man: David Smith; Head Lady: Amber Saunders; MC: Ron Colombe; Arena Director: GT Martinez; Veteran Liason: Steve Mansfield; Story Teller: Grandmother Coyote; Hoop Dancers: Otter Standing Ready; Native American Flute Duo: Painted Raven A Gathering of Elders ". The music, art and history of the flute: Utah Farris and friends; Host Hotel: Red Roof Inn Ocoee: 407-347-0140

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 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 River Singers, Grand Entries Sat 1 pm & 6pm, Sun 2 pm; Adult $6, Seniors over 60 $3, Students (7-14) $3, Children under 6 FREE, Veterans with Veterans Feather FREE, Primitive Camp sites, RV setups, Demonstrations, Food, Crafts, NO Alcohol & Drugs, Host Motel Econo Lodge 1101 Church st & Hwy 51 Cnway, SC 843-248-2285mention auwau for dicounted rate of $51... More pauwau info visit www.waccamawindians.us or call 843-358-6877

Host Drum - Spirit Turtle; MC - Gray Wolf & aven Moon Bear; Veteran of Honor - TBD; Head man - Shawn Godwin; Head Lady - Dena Godwin; AD - Ken Cloudwalker; FREE 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/

From 11 am to 2 pm. Family Drum will be the host drum again this year. We will have drumming and dancing, flute players and story tellers and a special appearance by Paint the Pony. Any arts and crafts person that has handmade arts and crafts can set up a table for our visitors to view, however, because it is federal property, no vending is allowed. You can pass out business cards. Any interested traders can contact Patricia Davis at Patricia.Davis3@va.gov or call at 352-382-0037. This is a wonderful chance to dance and honor our warriors and share our culture with the general public

National Veterans' Pow Wow & Indian Festival Sat. 11:00am until 8:00pm & Sun. 11:00am until 6:00pm The National Veterans' Pow Wow & Indian Festival pays tribute to the American Veteran while observing Native American Awareness Month. Everyone is welcome! Native American Dance Competition with $$$ prizes, 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. Adults: $10 Kids: $5, 5 yrs & under: FREE Benefits: My Brother's Keeper Wildlife Rescue & The Cherokee Horse Rescue; Vendors by invitation only please call or email: 770-735-6275 chipa.wolfe@yahoo.com www.rthunder.com facebook: Rolling Thunder Enterprises

The Indian River Flute Circle, in conjunction with Native Heritage Gathering, Inc. and the Brevard County Parks and Recreation Department, proudly present the inaugural cultural gathering of the Native Rhythms Festival. This three day event during Native American Heritage Month honors the culture of the indigenous peoples of the Americas through music, and especially the music of the Native American Flute.

Please join us at the Dothan Civic Center in Dothan, Alabama for American Indian History Month Festival 2010. Activities include: gourd dancing, grand entry in traditional dress, traditional powwow dancing, stomp dance, host northern drum & host southern drum, guest southern drum, flute music, living history exhibits by recognized tribes, story telling and luck of the draw for everybody. Security: Dothan Police Department Host Hotel: LaQuinta Inn & Suites 3593 Ross Clark Circle Dothan, AL 36303. Telephone 334-793-9090. All guest must be sure to ask for the festival rate. No pets inside the civic center. No vending space available. Thanks & we look forward to seeing you in Dothan, Alabama for American Indian History Month Festival 2011

Host Drum: Billy Evans Horse (Kiowa) Guest Drum: Birdchopper (Cherokee) Guest Drum: Lords of the Plains (Comanche) MC: Rick Bird (Cherokee) Arena Director: Terrelle Anque Flute: Albert Gray Eagle Head Man Dancer: Head Lady Dancer: Head Veteran: Thomas Zermeno (Apache) GOURD DANCING; INTERTRIBAL DANCING; ALL SINGERS & DANCERS WELCOME; NATIVE FOOD & VENDORS; VETERANS DAY NOVEMBER 26th; HONORING FT. McCOY VFW HOME 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. For more Information www.chambersfarm.org www.myspace.com/chambersfarmpowwow look for us on facebook.com Host Motel: SunPlaza Silver Springs, FL 352-236-2343

Sponsored by; Daily Commercial and Waste Managment. American Cement Company Proud Sponsor of Thunder the American bald Eagle Presented by Wrede's Wildlife Rehabilitation Center Inc. Powwow dates- Dec. 2,3, and 4th 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 to 9pm close of powwow 5pm Sunday Powwow info. 352-568-5092

December 30, 2011 - Jan 2, 2012~ Boomers First 3rd Intertribal Dance & Gathering

~ 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.