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Nansemond Indian Tribal Pow Wow
Region: Tidewater and Hampton Roads
Locality: Suffolk City
Lone Star Lakes Park
1 Bob House Parkway
Suffolk, VA 23432
The Nansemond Indians originally lived along the Nansemond River and were part of the empire ruled by Powhatan (father of Pocahontas). The Nansemond Indian Tribal Pow Wow is a two-day cultural celebration honoring the Tribe’s heritage. The Pow Wow features music, dance, authentic crafts and food.
Date: Open Daily
Saturday, August 15, 2009 – Sunday, August 16, 2009
Children Welcome
Telephone:
Suffolk Parks & Recreation: (757) 514-7250
Email:
VisitSuffolk@city.suffolk.va.us
Website:
In case nobody noticed, I upgraded the forum today. If you’ll look at the top nav bar, Becky, notice the “Calendar” section. Wanna try posting this to there and see how it works? I think you’ll have access. If not, let me know and I’ll figure out what I need to do to get you on there.
Mousini78;33317 wrote: Thanks, Linda for giving us an updated calendar! I have posted the pow wows on the calendar so that folks can check the calendar and see what is in the area for the dates listed rather than have to scroll through this thread. There is more detail on the thread that may not be listed on the calendar.
Linda, I did indeed notice the upgrade yesterday and posted all the events on the calendar. The only thing I boo-booed on was Red Wing Park, which I have now fixed. So all anyone should have to do is to scroll over the calendar date, click on it, and read. There is sketchy information there, but, they can refer back to the thread to get all the details.
Aho
Becky
Should anyone be out west here, I would like to invite you to our dance here in Sedalia MO.
The Robert Woolery Sr. Memorial Powwow
July 17-19, 2009
Sedalia Missouri, 65301
at the MO State Fair Grounds
in the Agriculture Bldg, Air Conditioning!!!!!!!
We have plenty of camping space available. IF, you need a Motel I’ll try to help you find one. There are several in the area.
Headsinger- Rosco Conklin, Ponca
Headman- TBA
Headlady- Maria Twohatchets, Kiowa
AD(s)- Roger Crane, Quapaw and his grandson Shane Adams, Quapaw
MC- Bob Woolery, Cherokee/Osage/Shawnee/Chickasaw
Fri. evening- Gourd dancing at 7:00pm, InterTribal about 8:00pm
Sat. afternoon- Gourd dancing at 1:00, InterTribal about 2:30-4:30ish, dinner break(our Committee will serve the dinner), 6:00ish- Gourd dance, Grand Entry at about 7:00pm. Stomp Dance and 49 after the dance.
Sun. Morning- 10:00am Church service by Robert Soto, Lipan Apache, 1:00pm Gourd Dance, 2:00pm InterTribal, 4:00pm Committee Special.
e-mail- dwoolery@aol.com or 660-826-5608, Bob or Dolores Woolery
cherosage;33349 wrote: Should anyone be out west here, I would like to invite you to our dance here in Sedalia MO.
The Robert Woolery Sr. Memorial Powwow
July 17-19, 2009
Sedalia Missouri, 65301
at the MO State Fair Grounds
in the Agriculture Bldg, Air Conditioning!!!!!!!
We have plenty of camping space available. IF, you need a Motel I’ll try to help you find one. There are several in the area.
Headsinger- Rosco Conklin, Ponca
Headman- TBA
Headlady- Maria Twohatchets, Kiowa
AD(s)- Roger Crane, Quapaw and his grandson Shane Adams, Quapaw
MC- Bob Woolery, Cherokee/Osage/Shawnee/Chickasaw
Fri. evening- Gourd dancing at 7:00pm, InterTribal about 8:00pm
Sat. afternoon- Gourd dancing at 1:00, InterTribal about 2:30-4:30ish, dinner break(our Committee will serve the dinner), 6:00ish- Gourd dance, Grand Entry at about 7:00pm. Stomp Dance and 49 after the dance.
Sun. Morning- 10:00am Church service by Robert Soto, Lipan Apache, 1:00pm Gourd Dance, 2:00pm InterTribal, 4:00pm Committee Special.
e-mail- dwoolery@aol.com or 660-826-5608, Bob or Dolores Woolery
Headman- Danny Soto- Lipan Apache
Low Country Pow Wow and Cultural Festival
March 14 – 15, 2009
Come Celebrate with us back on the Great Savannah River in Hardeeville South Carolina at Mill Stone Landing
HOST DRUM: BIRDCHOPPER(RICK BIRD &FAMILY)
Adults: 5.00 Students and Seniors: 3.00 6 and under are FREE
Dancers and Drums get free entry in regalia and with Drum
One Meal both days for Dancers and Drums and Head Staff also day money
drawings each day for Dancers and any Guest Drums only
Grand Entry: 12:00 Noon Both Days and again at 6:00PM on Saturday
Many Activities in the works so come enjoy the Spirit that can only be felt there
See and hear sights and sounds that will awaken all those that attend Native and Non Native a like. Experience a culture that had died in this area, but has been revived to enlighten and teach all who are intrigued enough to attend
Directions:
From I-95 North take exit 8 and head west to stop sign US-17 (Whyte Hardee Blvd). Turn left and go into Hardeeville. At traffic light (Main St). take a right and follow that road. Gross over US-321 onto Church St and go to stop sign then turn left onto Purrysburg Rd. Pow wow will be on the right 1/2 mile.
From I-95 South take exit 5 and travel North on US-17 (Whyte Hardee Blvd) 1/4 mile and turn left on US-321(Deerfield Rd) travel 1/2 mile and turn left onto Church St. Go to stop sign and turn left on Purrysburg Rd. Pow wow is on right 1/2 mile.
mike benton
843-384-5551
Just wanted to post about the NCSSM pow wow…it was great to see you folks…it was a good day. There were seven drums and lots of dancers. It was fantastic to see the younger dancers come out in numbers. And quite a few vendors selling just about everything….and good food. Helps make the winter not seem so long…..spring’s just around the corner…
Aho
Becky
Mousini78;33188 wrote: May 8-10, 2009
Old Fort Pow Wow
Educational Pow Wow put on by the Blue Ridge Intertribal Pow Wow Association. Our fourth year at this location.Kids day is on Friday. Lots of educational things going on as soon as the Kids arrive. Friday 9 to 9, Saturday 9 to 9, and Sunday 9 to 5. Admission is only $5 for Adults and $2 for Kids so come early and stay all day. Come experience story telling, flint knapping,tee pee, Native drumming and dancing, Buffalo Burgers and Indian Tacos,flute music, and visit the craft vendors.The Pow Wow is at the Rodeo Grounds in Old Fort at I-40, Exit 73 on the Southwest service road behind Mustards Restaurant.
1-888-233-6111 or 813-765-3073 rocksandthingstoo@hotmail.com
September 11-13, 2009
Spruce Pine Pow wow
Fourth annual educational pow wow. Hours 9 to 9 on Friday and Saturday and 9 to 5 on Sunday. Admission $5 for Adults and $2 for Kids. Kids Day is Friday with lots of things happening. Luck of the Draw dance money for registered dancers. Located at the Pow Wow grounds behind Music, Jewelry and Loan at
12513 South Hwy 226, 2 miles south of Spruce Pine and 2 miles north of the Blue Ridge Parkway.
813-765-3073 rocksandthingstoo@hotmail.com
September 18-20, 2009
Ft. Hamby Pow Wow
Third annual educational pow wow. This is held in a state park so it is in a wonderful setting. Kids day is Friday.
Lots of educational activities by the Park Ranger and the Native staff. Park admission is $1 per person and admission to the Pow Wow is $5 for Adults and
$2 for Kids. Come and stay all day. There will be something going on all day. Dancing, drumming and singing, craft vendors, story tellers, flute players, flint knappers and much more. The Ft. Hamby Park is located at the end of South Recreation Road about 6 miles North of Wilkesboro on US Hwy 421 at the 293 mile marker.Cosponsored by the W. Kerr Scott Dam and Reservoir and the Blue Ridge Intertribal Pow Wow Association.
Reservoir contact 336-921-3390 Native contact 813-765-3073 email rocksandthingstoo@hotmail.com
Hi Becky,
I am not sure of graduation times…and if I can make it to OSP…:(I notice it is just one day and the Saturday of graduation…:( I am planning on being in the area through Monday and would like to get together with the group…
can you let me know of any that will be in south dakota this summer?
i will be back up that for the summer & was curious of any going on
The best thing to do is to check powwows.com. The main ones that we attend are those held in the Southeastern US.
Aho
Becky
Just found this today:
Virginia Folklife Festival
Region: Southern Virginia
Locality: Martinsville City
Virginia Museum of Natural History
21 Starling Avenue
Martinsville, VA 24112
Driving Directions
This event replaces the annual Indian Festival that VMNH has hosted for many years and will be expanded to showcase Virginia’s diversity and rich heritage through a wide variety of ethnic food, music, dance, arts and crafts.
Accessibility:
Date/Hours:
Saturday, September 19, 2009 (10:00 AM-4:00 PM)
Admission Fee: $9, $7, $5
Children Welcome
Telephone:
Phone: (276) 634-4141
Fax: (276) 634-4199
Email:
Website:
Telephone:
Phone: (276) 634-4141
Fax: (276) 634-4199
:information@vmnh.virginia.govWebsite:http://www.vmnh.net
malisa;33464 wrote: can you let me know of any that will be in south dakota this summer?
i will be back up that for the summer & was curious of any going on
Check out Powwows.com/gathering there is a thread for Powwows and there is a calendar of events.
Bob
Just wanted to pop in here and say what a great pow wow we had at Frisco this weekend. Creator blessed us with great weather, fantastic drumming…and the energy to enjoy it all. Here is a link to the pictures….Beeleaf has on her new regalia, Ken has added his “goats” to his shoulders…….
http://www.photostockplus.com/home.php?user_id=31343&tmpl=55&event=178999&album_id=178999
Manteo Pow Wow
Found this and thought I would post it here….this is a very good pow wow. We went last year and had a wonderful time with some great folks. It’s worth the time and drive to attend the pow wow and experience the history there is in this area of NC.
Tsilugi Oginalii – Welcome Friends
2009 Pow Wow Announcement
Welcome to the website of the Algonquian Indians of North Carolina, Inc. a 501 C 3 Approved Non-Profit Organization. We are comprised of people who are genealogically descended from the original historic Roanoke-Hatteras (Croatan) Indians of Dare County, North Carolina and Mattamuskeet Indians of Hyde County, North Carolina. We are dedicated to keeping alive the heritage and culture of our ancestors, for the benefit of our members and the community at large. Historically, our tribes were known for fishing, hunting and farming.
Join us as we celebrate our Sixth Annual Roanoke Island American Indian Culture Festival and Powwow in Manteo, NC on August 8th and 9th of 2009. Details will be announced soon. Additionally, we solicit your support and prayers as we petition for state recognition by the state of North Carolina. We hope you will find our site enriching. Here, you will find information about our history, culture, calendar or events, programs/projects and other helpful resources. Have a pleasant journey.
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