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A Traditional Festival will be held from 10 a.m.-7 p.m. on Saturday, April 16, in Hollister to offer people of all ages a day full of activities that highlight community togetherness.
The event will be held at the Doe Spun Building, 403 Gibbs Ave., Hollister. Activities will be taking place inside and on the grounds.
https://www.warrenrecord.com/arts_entertainment/article_3c8edf10-bb2d-11ec-9ac3-0f2e16f6ae20.html
Traditional Festival brings community together
By Richard Holm rholm@rrdailyherald.com Apr 18, 2022 Updated Apr 19, 2022
HOLLISTER — Community members and visitors came to the Doe Spun Building on Saturday for the Traditional Festival.
With the event not affiliated with the Haliwa-Saponi tribe, a member of the tribe, Robin Richardson Jones, said she and her husband wanted to put something together since their tribe has not held an annual powwow for three years due to COVID-19. Jones said her daughter, 9-year-old Angel Selena Jones, is the new Little Miss Haliwa-Saponi and was the spark behind the idea for the festival.
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