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September 19, 2006 at 3:02 am #2558
I just found out about the following today. Rats! I wish I could go! Someone of us has to be there. Who’s close to Ithaca? Who can make it? Please email me if you think you can go. I need some help.
Tutelo, Saponi & Kindred Indian Nations
151 Bostwick Road, Ithaca, New York
Come experience this Two day opening Celebration
Saturday, September 23: 12 pm – 4 pm
- Traditional Flautist Dan Hill
- Haudenosaunee Dancers
- Story Teller Perry Ground
- Cornhusk Doll Makers
- Traditional Food Vendors
Sunday, September 24: 2 pm
- Symbolic Relighting of the Tutelo Council Fire
For more information:
Marnie Kirchgessner (607) 273-1721 Ext. 136
Sponsored by: Town of Ithaca, Wells College, Ithaca College, Cornell University/American Indian Program, and the Multicultural Resource Center
September 19, 2006 at 3:02 am #23076That sounds like it would be a lot of fun.
September 19, 2006 at 3:02 am #23116Hey there LInda:
Glad I talked to you! I guess this was the reason. Looks like I’m able to go. 🙂
I’ll tlak to you before I go.
I humbled and honoured to reprsent.
If anyone has anything they want me to say…please email here online or my yahoo id.
The circle is closing…it is good.
Thoughts with everyone.
Pila huc to the group, and all of us coming together.
Deb
(who has been “pushed” 😉 in a good way)
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QUOTE=Linda]I just found out about the following today. Rats! I wish I could go! Someone of us has to be there. Who’s close to Ithaca? Who can make it? Please email me if you think you can go. I need some help.[/QUOTE]
September 19, 2006 at 3:02 am #23117Thanks Very Much, Ontario,
Please let us know.
Bill
September 19, 2006 at 3:02 am #23121Thank you for going Ontario, please do give us a full report. 🙂 I’m so glad someone from this group could go to see what this is about.
barb
September 19, 2006 at 3:02 am #23140I Googled around, trying to find a writeup of this event after it happened, but only found several announcements that it was going to. Here’s one that is pretty informative (though not well edited — many passages seem to be repeated verbatim):
http://www.ithaca.edu/ithacan/articles/0609/21/news/8festival_.htm
September 19, 2006 at 3:02 am #23151Dear Pappy,
I received an alert from Yahoo regarding this event;has some nice pics.I’ll check my Yahoo account and try to link it this week.
Roca
September 19, 2006 at 3:02 am #23153Found it!It’s at:
http://www.theithacajournal.com
In “story search”,enter keyword “Tutelo”.Today,it’s the 1st story in the list.
Roca:)
September 19, 2006 at 3:02 am #23158Macou/Hello Everyone:
I am now able to post about last weekend (I apologize for the delay).
I was only able to make it for the fire and speak to a few people. However, it was very nice. There were many people there of all nations and backgrounds. The town of Ithaca was involved as well as different educational places. I met some good people and made some contacts.
It was there that I stated “openly” about looking into Tutelo ancestry etc.
and a little bit about my story. It was great being there and it was a great feeling. It had been going on for a few year but this was the “official” opening of the park.
It was only a few hours for me but I was not able to go on Sat due to short notice. (knowing about it)
At the fire they had an elder from NY state (Seneca) speak as well as some other people. We all (at the fire) spoke who we were, and walked in a circle and shook hands. VERY good day, nice feeling.
The park is next to private land where some Cayuga villages where. GW burned them in rev. war and took 2 days to burn (due to so many crops and longhouses (not sure number).
The park is just outside Ithaca , near a creek and the main finger lake (about a 5 min drive to).
The fire is in a wooded area and the park starts off as a regular park then branching into trails. I am sorry I don’t have pics but it looks like (I havent seen link yet) some folks have pics.
Pila Huc,
Sycamoreheart
(hope that is abit of info)
Good people there, I advise people to go next year.
September 19, 2006 at 3:02 am #23159Okay, then “next year in Jerusalem,” as it was said for two thousand years, and then, voila, Israel re-emerged.
September 19, 2006 at 3:02 am #23162I like your post Linda.
🙂
With next year being 2007 for Jamestown 1607/2007, an idea for a Tutelo Saponi gathering at or around the time of the Native Festival next summer? Or at least have some representation at the Festival?
Just a thought…
fromOntario
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http://www.jamestown2007.org/se-virginiaindianevents.cfm
American Indian Intertribal Cultural Festival
When: July 21-22, 2007
Where: Hampton, Virginia
Virginia Indians tribes will showcase the various cultures of American Indian nations through a three-day American Indian Intertribal Cultural Festival. Focusing on the contributions and cultures of Virginia Indians, the festival will highlight the similarities and differences among Virginia tribes as well as those tribes located in other regions of the country through native foods, dances, traditional stories, arts and crafts, cultural demonstrations and historical information.
Activities will include craft demonstrations, musical performances, storytelling, dancing and native foods. Visitors will have the opportunity to learn about the histories and distinctive ways of Indian life through exhibits that showcase tribal culture.
September 19, 2006 at 3:02 am #23240We need to get a head count (commitment) from people, so that we are in numbers up there. This is an excellent opportunity for us!
Thanks a bunch, Deb!!!
-Felicia (your ole’ Southside Buddy)
September 19, 2006 at 3:02 am #23279Hey there Southside Sis!
Yah, this is great opportunity. I’ll try to keep in touch with folks up here.
Take care
hugs to ya
Deb
September 19, 2006 at 3:02 am #23280Maybe this ought to be our get-together next summer?
Techteach
September 19, 2006 at 3:02 am #23294That’s something interesting to consider. But isn’t the timing difficult for work/school schedules? How far is this from everyone?
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