October 2006 NATIVE AMERICAN POWWOW CALENDAR

October 6-7, 2006: Occaneechi-Saponi Homecoming Powwow
Location: Occaneechi Tribal Grounds Dailey Store Road Mebane, North Carolnia 27302
Contact: Forest Hazel 919-304-3723, email: OBSN@mebtel.net

October 6-8, 2006: Appalachian Cherokee Nation
Location: Big Stone Gap, Va 24219 Wise, VA 24219
Event Detail: 2nd annual pow-wow, there will be drummers dancers, story tellers, and misc vendors. Good clean family fun; come one come all
Contact: Clyde Silcox 276-679-4187, email: headturtlechies@yahoo.com

October 6-8, 2006: The Appalachian Cherokee Nation
Location: Big Stone Gap, Virginia 24219
Event Detail: Everyone is Welcome to come and Join us. There is more info on our website about vendors pricing and directions. We welcome everyone so come on out and Join us...
Contact: Chief Clyde"Soaring Eagle" Silcox 276-679-4187, email: Headturtlechies@yahoo.com, webaddress: www.appalachiancherokeenation.org Event Website

October 7, 2006: Kanawasooma (Quiet Thunder) Celebration
Location: Mt. Hood Community College 26000 SE Stark St. Gresham, Oregon 97030
Event Detail: 3rd Annual Kanawaksooma Celebration, Hosted by Chako Kum-Tux MHCC Native American Club, Co-hosted by Bow & Arrow Cultural Club.Host Drum: Rainy Creek Singers from Warm Springs, Oregon Master of Ceremonies: Harold Paul, Headman Dancer: Ed Goodell, Honor Guard: NIVA Grand Entry 1 & 7 p.m. Free Feast 5 p.m.
Contact: Robert Van Pelt 503 465-8074, email: t22ney@comcast.net

October 7-8, 2006: San Dimas 8th annual Intertribal Powwow
Location: Civic Center Park 245 E. Bonita Avenue San Dimas, California 90731
Event Detail: Host Southern Drum - Hale and Company, Host Northern Drum - Bear Springs, Head Man - Robert Silent Thunder, Tsalagi, Head Woman - Dawn Thompson, Mescalaro Apache Head Boy - Dakota Thoompson, Seneca, Head Girl - Cameron Justice Soto, Chiricahua Apache/Yaqui, MC - Michael Reifel, Jicarilla Apache, Arena Director - Victor Chavez, Dine, Head Gourd Dancer - Saginaw Grant, Sauk & Fox, Special performances by Thirza Defoe, Elk Whistle, Specialty contests, tepees, children's activities, craft and food vendors
Contact: Annette 909-592-3818, email: annette@sandimaschamber.com, www.RedbirdsVision.orgEvent Website

October 7-8, 2006: Intertribal Pow Wow
Location: Indian Plaza 1475 Mohawk Trail Charlemont, MA 01339
Event Detail: Free camping for dancers, musicians, and vendors. Vendors please call for booth fee information.
Contact: Harold 413-339-4096, email: alikandra@yahoo.com, webaddress: www.indianplazagifts.com

October 7-8, 2006: 9th Annual Native American Day Gathering
Location: Cedar Creek Park Rt. 51 Belle Vernon, PA 15012
Event Detail: All vendors and Drummers Welcomed, Public Welcome - Free Admission, Vendors Trade Blanket Saturday Night. Vendors,Please contact Clara at 724-523-8724 / sprtwlfstr2egls@Yahoo.com or Joel at 724-635-0186 / justatop@access995.com for more info.
Contact: Bruce Hollenbeck 724-216-2199, email: sevenfeathersranch@Yahoo.com

October 7-8, 2006: 11th Annual Chumash Inter-Tribal Powwow
Location: Chumash Indian Casino 3400 E. Hwy 246 / P.O. Box 517 Santa Ynez, California 93460-9405
Event Detail: Event Details:Featuring Native American music, dance & drum competition, food arts & crafts, pottery, jewelry & more. Sat. Oct. 7th, 2006 10a.m. - 9p.m. Sun. Oct. 8th, 2006 10a.m. - 6p.m. Live Oak Campgrounds Nar San Marcos Golf Course off Hwy 154 Free Admission, Free Camping. $3.00 parking Bring a blanket or lawn chair - all are welcome. No drugs, alcohol or pets, please. More Info. on Chumash Casino: Phys Address: 100 Via Juna Ln. (Lane) Santa Ynez, Ca. 93460 Located on the central coast of Ca.(California) in the heart of the Santa Ynez Valley, between L.A. (Los Angeles & S.F. (San Francisco), California.
Contact: Chumash Casino, requiredphone: Ph#(800)728-9997 / Ph#(805)686-0855 / Ph#(805)688-7997 / Fax# (805)686-9578, email: info@santaynezchumash.org webaddress: www.santaynezchumash.org

October 7-8, 2006: Silverhawk Native American Flute Gathering
Location: Withlacoochee River Park 12459 Withlacoochee Blvd. Dade City, Florida 33525
Event Detail: 9:00 am Saturday thru 6:00 pm Sunday Free admission, parking, primitive camping. Fee for ewlectric. Vendors, Native American arts and crafts, jewelry, Native American leather clothing, blankets, Native American food, etc. Non-stop entertainment both days: flute players, didge players, singers, story tellers, drum, etc. Authentic Creek Indian village in the woods. A relaxed country setting. Trails, tower. Saturday night "Friendship Fire". "American Indian Christian Circle" Sunday at closing. Much more.....
Contact: Dock Green (Silverhawk) 813-754-8990, email: slvhawk@aol.com

October 7-8, 2006: 32nd Annual Intertribal Pow Wow
Location: Thomas Square Park South Beretania Street & Ward Avenue Honolulu, HI 96813
Event Detail: The American Indian Pow Wow Association (AIPA) is hosting its 32nd Annual Pow Wow at Thomas Square in Honolulu, Hawai`i on Saturday and Sunday, October 7th and 8th, 2006, from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm, both days. Everyone is invited to attend this free event, which will feature competition dancing, drumming, singing, arts and crafts, and food. No drugs or alcohol are allowed. This is Hawaii's only competition pow wow. The Wild Horse Singers, from Southern California, will be the host drum and they will be recording a live album at this year's event. The Wildhorse Singers come from many different nations, including Navajo, Apache, Papago, Cherokee, Lumbee, Paiute, Winnebago, and Muskogee Creek. Special guests include: Head Man Dancer, Shane Ridley Stevens (Te-Moake Band of Western Shoshoni); Head Woman Dancer, Wanda Dawson (Dine); Master of Ceremonies, John Dawson (San Carlos Apache); and Arena Director Tom Rowland (Oglala Lakota). The J.C. Singers & Dancers of the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe, from Port Angeles, Washington will be attending as well as guest drums Hunter's Moon and Wild Rice, both of Hawaii will also be singing. Discounted hotel rates are available for pow wow goers. Also, low interisland airfares ($80 RT) make this the perfect time to visit more than one Hawaiian island. Come for the Oahu pow wow and go to Kauai for another pow wow the following weekend!
Contact: Daniel 808-734-5171 (eves), email: Nativewinds1152@aol.com, webaddress: http://geocities.com/oahupowwow/.

October 7-8, 2006: 15th Annual Chukchansi Powwow
Location: 35300 Hwy 41 Coarsegold, Madera Co. California 93614
Event Detail: Contest Powwow! - Contest Info. Contest Dancing, Drum Contest, Hand Games, Hoop Dances, Princess & Brave Contest. Head Staff: Headman: Mario Sanchez Headlady: Rena Brown MC:J.R. Manuel, Host Drums Black Bear Crossing others: Powwow Org. Name: Picayune Rancheria of Chukchansi Indians Powwow Committee Vendors Info. Vendors info. Contact Butch Fernandez Ph#(559)908-8522, (cell) or (559)673-4737 (home) for application & directions Arena Dir.: Ben Wolf Kiowa, Vendors: "?" Additional Info.: Admission-No Charge Grand Entry Time: TBA (To Be Announce)
Contact: Butch Fernandez (559)908-8522, email: chukchansipowwow@sbcglobal.net, webaddress: www.chukchansigoldcasino.com

October 8, 2006: Honoring Our Ancestors
Location: Wilmer Park Cross St. ext. (MD289) Chestertown, MD 21620
Event Detail: This will be a one day event, held on the banks of the Chester River. MC- Tiny Bear, Arena Director-Frank Little Bear, Head Man-Oakey Sykes, Head Lady-Jacke Buchwald, Host Drum-Southern Heart, other drums welcome. Vendors by invitation. All dancers in regalia welcome.
Contact: Tony Hurley or Jack Bigelow 410-778-6329 or 410-778-4792, email: jabigelow@friend.ly.net

October 13-15, 2006: Alligator Fest
Location: Lake City Community College P.O. Box 1064 Lake City, Florida 32055
Event Detail: This event is a cultural fest covering the early 1800 period when Lake City, Florida was called "Alligator" after Seminole leader Halpatter Tustenuggee, famous for his part in the 1835 Dade Battle. Events center around southeaster Native American and that of the settlers from the United States. Other Native cultures are also featured, with stage shows, a live alligator show, Native American and trapper camps, crafts demonstrators, food, dancing, and whatever may suddenly break out due to the enthusiasm of the period demonstrators and crafters.Camping is available for modern and period folk, with hot showers, flush toilets, and secutity. One meal per day for registered participants is provided. The event is opent from 9 am til 9 pm on Friday and Saturday, and til 4 pm on Sunday. Everyone may arive on Thursday, Oct. 12, and stay until Monday Oct. 16. Pre-registration is required, with a fee of $55 for vendors. Demonstrators of crafts and skills are free and may make minor sales if approved in advance.
Contact: Stephen Knight 386-961-2438, email: colstephenknight@hotmail.com

October 13-15, 2006: Kauai Intertribal Pow Wow
Location: Kapa`a Beach Park Kapa`a Kauai, Hawaii 96746
Event Detail: Everyone is invited to attend this free, non-competition, pow wow. No drugs or alcohol are allowed. Pow Wow hours are 6 pm to 9 pm on Friday; 9 am to 6 pm on Saturday; and 9 am to 4 pm on Sunday. The Wild Horse Singers, from Southern California, will be the host drum. Special guests include: Head Man Dancer, Shane Ridley Stevens (Te-Moake Band of Western Shoshoni); Head Woman Dancer, Rose Olney (Yakama); and Master of Ceremonies, John Dawson (San Carlos Apache). Low interisland airfares ($80 RT) make this the perfect time to visit more than one Hawaiian island. Start at the Oahu Pow Wow and then fly to Kauai the next weekend for this event!
Contact: Dale 808-828-1294, email: kauaipowwow@yahoo.com, webaddress: www.kauaipowwow.com

October 14-15, 2006: Intertribal Pow Wow
Location: Indian Plaza 1475 Mohawk Trail Charlemont, MA 01339
Event Detail: Free camping for dancers, musicians, and vendors. Vendors please call for booth fee information.
Contact: Harold 413-339-4096, email: alikandra@yahoo.com, webaddress: www.indianplazagifts.com

October 14-15, 2006: 2nd Annual Patuxent River Intertribal Pow wow
Location: Kings Landing Park 3255 Kings Landing Rd Huntingtown, MD 20639
Event Detail: Admission free. Public invited. hours: 11 am - Dusk..Host Drum: Mother Earthbeat. Guest Drum: Red Willow.Camping available for vendors and dancers. Bring your lawn chair and blanket and enjoy the day with intertribal dancing and food/crafts.Interested Vendors contact: K.Berry 410-414-8195...NO alcohol, drugs, politics, or attitudes!
Contact: K. Berry 410-414-8195, email: berrkr@hughes.net

October 14-15 2006: Powwow in the Poconos
Location: Pocono Environmental Education Center RR2 box 1010 Dingman's Ferry, PA 18328
Event Detail: 1st Annual Traditional Powwow in the beautiful Delaware Water Gap national Recreation Area. Host Drum: Black Horse Butte, Co-host: White Buffalo. Day money available for the first 50 registered dancers. Lodging in rustic cabins available for dancers singers. Hoop dancing and Smoke dancing demonstrations.
Contact: Ethan Huner 570-828-9691, email: ehuner@ptd.net

October 20-22, 2006: Annual Fall PowWow
Location: Altha City Park SR 71 Altha, Florida 32421
Event Detail: 2006 Entertainer of the year Kevin Story will be appearing
Contact: Nikki Argetsinger 850-762-8478, email: nativewoman54@aol.com

October 20-21, 2006: 2nd annual veterans honoring wacipi
Location: Sioux Empire Fairgrounds 12&Lyons close to I-29 Interstate Sioux Falls, South Dakota 57104
Event Detail: contest pow-wow $600.00 1st place adult catagories also specials, camper hook-ups on site, plenty of motels and eating places. Huge Indoor area for vendors and Artists who may wish to sell paintings requiredaddress:
Contact: Marlyn LoneHill 605-334-4060 Daytime, email: mhlonehill@msn.com, webaddress: francisq2001@yahoo.com

October 20-22, 2006: 25th Annual NAIA Powwow & Fall Festival
Location: Long Hunter State Park 2910 Hobson Pike Nashville, Tennessee 37210
Event Detail: FOR MORE INFORMATION, contact the Native American Indian Association (NAIA) 230 Spence Lane, Nashville TN 37210-3623 phone 615. 232.9179 naia@bellsouth.net, www.naiatn.org/powwow/
Contact: Bill Wells 615-459-3156, email: naia@bellsouth.net

October 20-22, 2006: Cherokees Of Alabama 5th Fall Harvest Indian Festival
Location: National Guard Armory 69 HWY NORTH Arab, Alabama 35016
Event Detail: Host Drum: Cherokee Road Singers, FREE ADMISSION, Headman: Larry "Mashu" Whitefeather, Grand Entry Times, Headwoman: Teresa "Wolf Woman" Bolduc SAT. 10am, MC: Art Bolduc SUN. 12pm Arena Director: Barry "Big Bear" Hill, ALL DANCERS WELCOME Auction on Sat. @ 3pm NO DRUGS, NO ALCOHOL, NO FIREARMS, BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY AND ENJOY OUR CELEBRATION
Contact: Red Hawk (Bobby Sterling) 256-931-6004, email: redhawk1947@yahoo.com, webaddress: www.cherokeesofalabama.org

October 20-22, 2006: Ho-Chunk Nation Sports & Expo Center Powwow
Location: 19700 Stoney Island Ave. Lynwood, IL 60411
Event Detail: October 20-22/2006 (over 40,000.00 in prize money) The Ho-Chunk Nation Sports & Expo Center Powwow is located inside the Ho-Chunk owned Ho-Chunk Nation Sports & Expo Center in Lynwood, IL just 35 miles south of Chicago. The Grand Entries are at 7pm on Friday, 1pm & 7pm on Saturday and 12pm on Sunday. The admission is $5 for Adults, $3 for Elders and Children (12 & under), and $10 for a weekend pass. Native American Art & Craft venders are invited and should contact Fawn Stumblingbear at (733)202-8433 or check out the website at www.hochunkpowwow.com . Host Drum is Bearheart and cohosting drums are Raining Thunder and Hujop. This is a contest Powwow that has many great payouts for the Golden Age, Adult, Teen, Junior, and Tiny Tots divisions. $3000.00 Northern and Southern Drum contests. It is going to be THE Chicago Event, do not miss this one...
Contact: Fawn Stumblingbear 773-202-8433, email: mjms1_naai@msn.com, webaddress: www.hochunkpowwow.com

October 21-22, 2006: Harvest Moon Pow Wow
Location: Carson Park 300 N 30th St. Paducah, Kentucky 42001
Contact: Stella Brown 270-988-2605, email: stardust2@netzero.net, webaddress: http://mantlerock.org/

October 21-22, 2006: Euharlee 4th Veterans Pow Wow
Location: Euharlee city park Covered bridge rd. Euharlee, GA 30120
Event Detail: vendors by invitation host motel days inn 770 382 1824 exit290 I-75 admission free.
Contact: Joey Pierce 404 377 4950, email: amndn@mindspring.com

October 21-22, 2006: Four Winds Inter-Tribal Council's 12th Gathering of Nations
Location: Leroy Jackson Park Ridgecrest, CA 93555
Event Detail: Four Winds Inter-tribal Council of the Indian Wells Valley will hold it's 12th Gathering of Nations Traditional Pow Wow at the Leroy Jackson Park in Ridgecrest, CA in conjunction with the annual Maturango Junction Days celebration, on October 21st and 22nd, 2006. Saturday 10 A.M to 10:00 P. M., Sunday 10:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. The public is invited, admission is free with free parking. All drums and dancers are welcome. Vendors will be selling Native American food and crafts. Arena Blessing at 9:00 A.M. on Saturday, Grand Entry at 12:00 noon. Head Man Dancer - Henry Allen, Head Woman Dancer - Arlene Allen, MC - Ben Hale, Arena Director - Alex O. Shepherd, Host Northern Drum - Bear Springs Singers, Host Southern Drum - Hale & Co. Special Sponsor - Owens Valley Career Development Center/Tribal TANF. Absolutely no alcohol, drugs, or firearms! For further information contact Little Deer Durvin at 760-446-3414, or write FWIC, 713 W. Reeves St., Ridgecrest, CA 93555
Contact: Little Deer Durvin 760-446-3414, email: durvin@iwvisp.com

October 21-22, 2006: Euharlee Fourth Annual Veteran's Pow Wow
Location: Across from fire station, Downtown Euharlee, Georgia 30120
Event Detail: Downtown Euharlee, West of Cartersville, GA Grand Entry - Noon both days Free Admission - Public Invited Bring your family, come spend the day with us No Drugs - No Alcohol - No Bad Attitudes, Host Drum - Arakoma Lightning, Guest Drum - Redemption, Head Man - Jerry "Smitty" Smith, Head Lady - Ellen Rasco, MC - Gary Smith, AD - Keith Smith, Intertribal Dancing, Drums - Storytellers, Flute players, Arts & Crafts, Native Foods, Demonstrations, All Dancers Welcome! All Drums Welcome! All Veterans Invited, A SPECIAL TRIBUTE TO ALL VETERANS - POLICE - FIRE - EMS Vendors by Invitation Only
Contact: Joey Pierce 404-377-4950, email: piercejp@mindspring.com

October 21-22, 2006: The Four Bay Winds Fourth Annual Native American Indian Gathering
Location: Tydings Park Commerce St. Havre de Grace, Maryland 21078
Event Detail: Sat 10 AM to 6 PM : Sun 10 AM to 6 PM Grand Entry at 12 NOON Location in historic Havre de Grace, Harford County, Maryland, to be announced. Drugs, alcohol, pets, and weapons are strictly prohibited. 2006 Program Arena Director: Marty Sheeler Host Drum: Iroquois Thunderheart MC and Head Dancer TBA Donation: Adults $5.00 daily, $7.00 weekend Students with ID $4.00 daily, $5.00 weekend Seniors/Disabled $3.00 daily, $4.00 weekend Children 6 - 12 $3.00 daily, $4.00 weekend Children under 6 Free with Adult.
Contact: Rev. Amy Paul 410-942-0542, e-mail: NezPerceInMD@comcast.net, webaddress: www.uccgms.bravehost.com Event Website

October 21-22, 2006: Healing of All Nations
Location: Bending Water Park Farm Market Rd. Marion Station, Maryland 21838
Event Detail: All dancers are welcome. Come and enjoy foods native to the area. This is on the eastern shore of Maryland, on the Chesapeake Bay, therefore the native foods would have been from the bay and ocean. Lots of oyster fitters, clam fitters, crab cakes etc. There are also buffalo bugers. Come and visit us. Lots of native venders with crafts.
Contact: Beverly Littlehawk 410-623-2660, email: goldenhawk22002@yahoo.com

October 21-22, 2006: Intertribal Pow Wow
Location: Indian Plaza 1475 Mohawk Trail Charlemont, MA 01339
Event Detail: Free camping for dancers, musicians, and vendors. Vendors please call for booth fee information.
Contact: Harold 413-339-4096, email: alikandra@yahoo.com, webaddress: www.indianplazagifts.com

October 27-29, 2006: 18th Annual Meherrin Pow-Wow
Location: Meherrin Tribal Grounds 85852 Hwy 11 North Ahoskie, NC 27910
Event Detail: We will be having a drum and hand drum competition this year. Drums and dancers please provide state or federal affiliation. There will be an after pow-wow party Saturday night at the Ahoskie Inn. Camping is available however there are no shower facilities.
Contact: Aaron Winston 804-402-7402, email: Meherrin@inteliport.com, webaddress: www.meherrintribe.com

October 27-29, 2006: Cherokee Wolf Clan's First Annual Pow Wow
Location: Parkers Crossroads Park Hwy 22 Parkers Crossroads, TN 38350
Event Detail: Public Welcome, Please bring chairs or blankets Native food, Dancing, Arts & Craft Vendors, Storytelling, Music, Craft Demonstrations and more. Gates open: 10:00 am daily Friday - School Day (students & chaperones admitted Free Grand Entry: 12:00 Noon Saturday & Sunday, Admission: $3.00, 12 & under Free, Sr. Citizens $1.00 (65+) Anyone in uniform (ie:Law enforcement,EMS/Paramedics, Boy/Girl Scouts, etc.) For more info: Write: Cherokee Wolf Clan 16370 Hwy 424 Yuma, TN 38390, or Call: Chief Manycoats 731-986-9611, Letha "She Wolf" 731-279-4774, Cindy "Blue Feather 731-415-9657.
Contact: Cindy Langston 731-415-9657, email: bluefeather57@hotmail.com, webaddress: www.cherokeewolfclan.org

October 28, 2006: 8th Annual Traditional Powwow
Location: Campus Fieldhouse University of Wisconsin, Platteville, WI
Event Detail: 1pm & 7pm Grand Entries Host Drum: Lake Delton Singers
Contact: Carl Allsup 608-342-1705, allsup@uwplatt.edu, www.uwplatt.edu

October 28, 2006: University of Wisconsin-Platteville Pow Wow
Location: UWP Williams Fieldhouse gymnasium Championship Drive and Southwest Drive Platteville, Wisconsin 53818
Contact: Carl Allsup 1-608-342-1705, email: allsup@uwp.edu

October 28, 2006: Trail of Tears Re-enactment/ First Nations Gathering
Location: Kings Park 4152 Thornton Taylor Parkway Fayetteville, Tennessee 37334
Event Detail: This is a one day event! Re-enactment starts at 9:30am the walk is short (1 mile) This is part of the Bells Route. The gathering is for the First Nations all are welcomed. Dancers, Drums and the public are invited. No Drugs, Weapons or Politics
Contact: Debbie Shattuck Capino 931-937-4644, email: shattuck@firstnationspeople.org, webaddress: //firstnationspeople.orgEvent Website

October 28, 2006: Nixon Centennial Celebration w/Inter-Tribal Indian Pow Wow
Location: Nixon-Smiley High School Gym 800 N Rancho Rd. Nixon, TX 78140
Event Detail: Inter-Tribal Indian Pow Wow: “IN THE BEGINNING………...” Saturday, October 28, Nixon-Smiley High School Gym, Southern Drum BULLCREEK, Nico Pena, MC Ray Duncan, CHEROKEE, HMD TBA, HLD Jessica Roughface - Paul, PONCA, AD Steve Zavala, Veteran 11:00 Gourd dancing (Richard Luna, Korean War Veteran) 12:00 Grand Entry, 3:00 Dinner Break, 4:00 Exhibition Dancing, (7 hours total in the day)$3 admission, students free w/school ID, Limited seating, please bring folding chairs and wear soft sole shoes. NO alcohol, drugs or weapons permitted.
Contact: Ray Duncan 210-823-3947, email: VRDuncan@satx.rr.com, webaddress: http://nixontxcofc.bizland.com/centennial.html

October 28-29, 2006: Intertribal Pow Wow and Fall Festival
Location: Indian Plaza 1475 Mohawk Trail Charlemont, MA 01339
Event Detail: Free camping for dancers, musicians, and vendors. Vendors please call for booth fee information.Fall festival and halloween custom party/contest.
Contact: Harold 413-339-4096, email: alikandra@yahoo.com webaddress: www.indianplazagifts.com

October 28-29, 2006: Comanche Peak Pow Wow
Location: Somervell County Expo 202 Bo Gibbs Blvd Glen Rose, Texas 76043
Event Detail: Kim McDonald (817)578-4705, Vic Castillo (817)559-3308 OPEN TO ALL NATIONS, Free Admission, Open To Public, Everyone Welcome. GRAND ENTRIES: SATURDAY 1PM & 7PM & SUNDAY 1pm, DANCE & DRUM CONTEST ESTIMATED PRIZE MONEY TO BE $6000, Hours Saturday 9am-Midnight & Sunday 10am-4pm, Inside Main Arena Heated & Air Conditioned. VENDOR FEE $50 for 10x10
Contact: Kim McDonald 817-578-4705 email: KRBrowneyes@yahoo.com, webaddress: www.comanchepeakpowwow.com