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Hardeeville ~ Native American Pow Wow
Saturday, March 10, 2012 – March 11, 2012
Come celebrate the exciting cultures and traditions of the Yemassee Indians and other natives who inhabited the area at various times in history. This two-day event will feature intertribal dancing in full period regalia, drumming, arts and crafts, native foods and contemporary foods. There will be Comanche Scalp Dancers, Eagle Dancers, and many other specific tribal dances.
Contact info: (843)784-3606
Update: This powwow is scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 4, 2012.
Grand Entry at Noon, and runs until 5:00. In the past, any dancers in regalia registered and got a meal ticket which was good for the cafeteria meal that is served after the powwow. Anyone can go to the cafeteria, though, and enjoy the meal prepared especially for the powwow. They have a serving line with specialty items, salad bar, and ice cream. It is a minimal fee if you aren’t a dancer.
Aho
Becky
Looking forward to seeing family and friends. Makes the winter doldrums easier to bear…and helps you realize that the powwow season isn’t too far away.
Mousini78;36655 wrote: November 16th & 17th 2012-
4th Annual Cheroenhaka (Nottoway) Indian Tribe Inter-Tribal Fall Festival and School Day Powwow Fort Story, Virginia Beach, Va.
This is held on the post of Ft. Story. There are many hotels and motels in Virginia Beach that are reasonably priced at this time of the year. And there are still many good restaurants open, too. This pow wow takes place at the restored village, and there are many craft vendors there. Come on down and enjoy the festivities….one of the last powwows of the year in this area.
Address: 583 Atlantic Ave, Gate 8, Virginia Beach, VA
The powwow this past weekend at the School of Science and Math in Durham was just great! It was good to see so many friends and acquaintances. There were six drums that were kicking….and lots of dancers. Vendors were sparse, but, hopefully next year with more notification, there will be more. We had a blast. And my granddaughter, Maecyn, danced her heart out sporting her new regalia. Finished off the day with the complimentary meal for dancers in the cafeteria….hope this is the way the rest of the year is gonna go!!
Per a very productive meeting between representitives from the AICA Powwow Committee, the Boy Scouts of America, and the Cabarrus Powwow Assocation the following was agreed upon by unanimous vote:
New location: Camp Cabarrus (Near Northwest Cabarrus H.S.)
Cabarrus Powwow (formerly Frank Liske powwow)
Address: 4827 Camp Cabarrus Drive, Kannapolis, NC 28081
New date: September 21st & 22nd
Primitive Camping
Head Man and head Lady: James and Kristie Barton, Head Gourd Dancer: Brian Hoefling, MC: Jim Anderson, Head Singer: Neadom Tucker, Host Southern Drum: Young Spirit. We welcome other drums.
Free admission, free parking, free registration.
Friday
10:00 a.m. Camp opens
7:00 p.m. Intertribal dancing
Saturday
10:00 a.m. Craft contest, fur and feathers
11:00 a.m. Gourd dancing
3:00 p.m. Intertribal dancing
7:30 p.m. Grand Entry-Intertribal dancing
Crazy Midnight auction, 30 minutes after evening session ends.
Bring your own blankets and chairs. traditional southern protocol powwow.
http://www.cabarruspowwow.webs.com
Mousini78;36663 wrote: April 14, 2012 – Duke University Pow Wow, Duke University, Durham, NC
Once again, I can’t find any further information online yet…but, found this on facebook, Duke University.
I have emailed Amber Richardson for more details and will post as soon as I can.
Mousini78;36665 wrote: Painted Mountain Pow Wow
July 20th.21th, 22th
Southwest Virginia Community College 1-276-596-9281
724 Community College Rd, Wardell, VA
Powwow Chief: Gray Wolf Wilson
Guest Chief: Jim Wilson
MC: Ken Cloudwalker
Arena Director: AJ Red Bear Phillips
Head man: Jeff Kemp, Head Lady: Elaina Tapley, Head Veteran: Carlos Martin, Host drum: Red Fire Singers, Guest Drum: Raven Wood Singers.
Special appearance by Arvel Bird
Native american arts and crafts, dancing, good food, storytelling, demonstrations, special programs.
Bring your lawn chairs and the entire family. Open to the public. All traditional drums, singers, dancers welcome!
Friday: 8:00-8:00, grand entry 1:00
Saturday: 10:00-8:00, grand entry Noon
Sunday: Noon-5:00, grand entry 1:00
Admission donation: Adults-$7, Students-$4, Children 6-17: $4, Under 6-free.
17th Annual American Indian Festival
Chesapeake, VA
June 2-3, 2012
Saturday and Sunday, 10 am to 6 pm
Celebration features American Indian storytelling, traditional dancing and demonstrations. Native jewelry, crafts, and food vendors. Grand entry at noon on Saturday and 1 pm on Sunday.
Presented by the Nansemond Indian Tribal Association, Chesapeake Parks and Recreation. Event is free.
March 2-4, 2012
Old Santee Canal Park, 900 Stony Landing Rd, Moncks Corner, SC
School Days 9-3 on Friday
Saturday: 10-9, Grand Entry at noon & 6:00. Dance and raffle 1 pm – 7:30 pm
Sunday: Native American Sunday 11-4:45, Grand entry at 2:00, dance and raffle, 2:30 pm – 3:30 pm, Native American Service 11 am to 1:30 pm, powwow resumes at 2 pm.
Powwow free, park admission. Age 7-64 $3, age 65 plus $2, 6 yr. and under free.
I would like to invite anyone who may happen to be in the MO area during July to come to the MO State Fair Grounds in Sedalia MO 65301. You may enter this powwow in the web search and find it that way. You may also e-mail dwoolery@aol.com. Please introduce yourself and I will try to give you any info you may want. Thanks, Cuz’s, Bob
Thought I had posted this one, but, apparently I haven’t….this is this weekend…starting today.
April 27-29, 2012
Farmington Intertribal Education Powwow 2012
Mocksville Community Center, Community Center Dr., Mocksville, NC
Public Educational Native American Live Event Promoted by Ridge Runner ………. April 27, 28, and 29th 2012. Gates open at 9:00am until 7:00 pm each day.
Friday April 27th is free kids educational day. Seniors, adults and Veterans also free that day.
Live performance by Indian dancers in Regalia in a Spiritual Circle, Demonstration Ceremonies, Veteran’s Tribute, Drums, Singers, Children’s Events & Flute performing Live. We also have Native American Craft Vendors and Native American Food . Cost for Saturday 28 and Sunday 29th Adults $7:00,Kids 12 and under free. Please no pets. Free parking. Come out for a day of fun and learning about the Native American Culture. Please contact ridge runner at 336-306-4654.
There is primitive camping for dancers, with outside bathrooms. Meal ticket and daily raffle.
Link: http://www.Ridgerunnerspowwows.com
http://www.foxcharlotte.com/calendar/145787175.html
Forgot to post this one. It’s this weekend,May 19-20.
http://www.monacannation.com/powwow.shtml
Roca
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