North Carolina Powwows

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May 25, 26 & 27 2012
Mt. Airy Native American Powwow 2012
Mt. Airy Native American Powwow
Will be held Annually Memorial Day Weekend Friday, Saturday & Sunday Powwow s Aganist child Abuse is joining Bikers Aganist Child Abuse, Blue Star Mothers Aganist Child Abuse, Rolling Thunder Aganist Child Abuse.
Note : Free School Kids Day Gates open 9 am till 3 pm Friday afternoon 4pm admission $7 Kids 5 & under Free Grand Entry 4 pm till 8 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
Hickory Smoked Pit Cooked BBQ by Double Troubles Powwow Eats Ice Cream & Italian Ice by Funtime Concessions All Day Admission Saturday & Sunday Adults $7 Children under 5 FREE Gates open all 3 days 9am & closes 7pm Grand Entry each day 11am A Traditional Native American Intertribal Cultural Event Dancers & Vendors needed Motor Home Camping Available $30 a night full hookup Tent Camping $10 a night Including Power & water Inside Restrooms & Showers
For more Info call Double Trouble 336-428-4395
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
For more info. call Double Trouble 336-428-4395
336-428-4395
 

Aug. 31 Sept. 1 & 2 2012
Second Annual Foothills Native American Powwow 2012
Foothills Native American Powwow 2012 Will be held Annually on Labor Day Weekend Friday, Saturday & Sunday Note : FREE Admission Friday Children's Day Gates open 9 am till 3 pm
Fri. Grand Entry 4 pm till 8pm Admission $7 Kids 5 and under Free
Honoring Deer Man & all Veterans men & women of all Nationalities 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
Hickory Smoked Pit Cooked BBQ by Double Troubles Powwow Eats Ice Cream & Italian Ice by Fun time Concessions All Day Admission Saturday & Sunday Adults $ 7 Children under 5 FREE Gates open Sat. & Sun. 10am & closes 7pm Grand Entry each day 11am No Camp Feed A Traditional Native American Intertribal Cultural Event Dancers & Vendors needed Some Camping Available Generator Needed Water On Hand For more Info call Ridge runner 336-
306-4654
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
336-306-4654
 

Sept. 14, 15 & 16 2012
Pfafftown Native American Powwow 2012
Pfafftown Native American Powwow
Will be held Annually 3rd Weekend Friday, Saturday & Sunday Sept.
Powwow s Aganist child Abuse is joining Bikers Aganist Child Abuse, Blue Star Mothers Aganist Child Abuse, Rolling Thunder Aganist Child Abuse.
Note : Free School Kids Day Gates open 9 am till 3 pm Friday afternoon 4pm admission $7 Kids 5 & under Free Grand Entry 4 pm till 8 pm Honoring Carlos Martin & Clyde Maize all Veterans men & women of all Nationalties Including Indians & Native Americans.
Luck Of The Draw 9 Draws in all $5 Signup 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
Hickory Smoked Pit Cooked BBQ by Double Troubles Powwow Eats Ice Cream & Italian Ice by Funtime Concessions All Day Admission Saturday & Sunday Adults $7 Children under 5 FREE Gates open all 3 days 9am & closes 7pm Grand Entry each day 11am A Traditional Native American Intertribal Cultural Event Dancers & Vendors needed Motor Home Camping Available No Power Tent Camping No Power No Camp Feed
For more Info call Double Trouble 336-428-4395
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
For more info. call Double Trouble 336-428-4395
336-428-4395

September 14-16, 2012
Mountain Heritage Pow Wow
This is an educational event to teach the public about the history and culture of the Native American People. There will be dancing, drumming, singing, craft vendors, food vendors, demonstrators, a tipi, flint knappers, flute music, and much more to enjoy. Come prepared to participate in the dancing and learn a little about our ancestors (and maybe yours too).
Admission is $5 for Adults and $2 for children. Friday is kids day and children are admitted free with the schools.
Hours: Friday 8:30 AM to 8:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM and Sunday 10:00 AM to 5 PM.
Address: Mountain Heritage Expo Center, 621 Micaville Loop (Junction of US 19E and Hwy. 80 South in Micaville), Burnsville, NC 28714.
Contact: Mabel Benjamin, Blue Ridge Intertribal Pow Wow Association, 114 Oak Avenue, Spruce Pine NC, 28777. Cell phone 813-765-3073 for information. We are a 501c3 and all donations are accepted. Call to volunteer before or during the event.
Camping for dancers and vendors. Bathrooms and showers available. Limited electric.
Luck of the draw dance money for registered dancers. Drawings all three days.
 

Sept. 21 - 23, 2012
Cabarrus Powwow (Formerly Frank Liske Powwow)
Traditional non-contest Powwow. There will be Native American music, singing, dancing. A tipi will be set up for display. Native American arts and crafts will be on display and for sale. A variety of food will be available. The traders and vendors will be open rain or shine.
This event is free and everyone is welcome. It is a family oriented event.
Please bring your own blankets and chairs.
Principles
Head Man & Head Lady - James and Kristie
Barton, Charleston, SC
Head Gourd Dancer - Brian Hoefling
Broad Ripple, IN
MC - Jim Anderson- Brooksville, FL
AD - TBA
Head Singer - Neadom Tucker,
Goose Creek, SC
Host Southern Drum - Young Spirit,
Charleston, SC
www.cabarruspowwow.webs.com