September 2005 NATIVE AMERICAN POWWOW CALENDAR

September 2-4, 2005: 2nd Annual Traditional Pecatonic Pow-Wow
Location: Rockton, IL
Event Detail: Macktown Living Education Center, National Historical Site located on the mouth of the Pecatonia River as it joins the Rock River. This land was a regular camp area for the Winnebago (Ho-Chunk), Potawatomie, Sauk and Fox tribes. Host Drum- Rocking Horse Singer, AD- Ron Bowan. First Four Drums Paid - Vending by Invitation Only - Rough Camping Available - Hotels Nearby (Special Rate Appplies). Friday Night is Social Night - Saturday Grand Entry at 1:00 p.m. and 7 p.m. - Sunday Grand Entry at Noon.
Contact: Mike Pamonicutt, phone: 773-261-7501, email: Macky_P@ameritech.net

September 2-4, 2005: 15th Annual Lake Shawnee Traditioinal Pow Wow
Location: Lake Shawnee, 3315 Tinman Circle, Topeka, KS 66605
Event Detail: Friday-Native American Education Day-for area schools. Fri-Sat-Sun--Gourd Dancing, War Dancing, etc. Educational Seminars, Craft and Food Concessions.
Contact: Mike Ballard, phone: 785-272-5489, email: cmballard@aol.com

September 2-5, 2005: Cheyenne-Arapaho Labor Day Powwow
Location: Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribal Park, East Seger, Colony, OK 73021
Event Detail: Gourd dancing at 2 pm, Grand entry promptly at 8 pm, dance contests, volleyball, horseshoes, Leslie Sage Cheyenne Princess, Anna Helen Spottedwolf, Arapaho Princess.
Contact: Charlene, phone: 580/323-0340, email: cwassana@yahoo.com

September 3rd-4th, 2005: Whispering 4 Winds Inter-Tribal People 5th Annual Gathering & Spiritual Ceremony Powwow
Rockview Nature Park, 17800 National Trails Hwy Victorville, California 92392
Event Detail: On 17800 National Trails Highway at the Rockview Nature Park Saturday 9:00 am to Dusk Sunday 10:00am-5:00pm Public Invited!Free Admission with a non-perishable food
item for our food pantry! All North, South, East, & Western Dancers Welcome Bring your Flags for Inter-Tribal Display All Drums Invited Master of Ceremonies Jess WalkingHorse Shoshone/Apache’ Directions:15 Frwy“N”towards Barstow off at “D” street, go left, back under the frwy, keep going till you see the sign for Rockview Nature Park on the right. For InformationContact:DeeReams-Watkins760-247-4295 Lesa Bielman - stormyowl@yahoo.com No Drugs or Alcohol Permitted

September 3-4, 2005: Kee-Boon-Mein-Kaa Contest Pow Wow
location: St. Patrick Couty Park, 50651 Laurel Road, South Bend, IN
Event Detail: prize money, craft space still open 125.00 for the weekend, food is fill, hand drum contest, drum money, meal provided for dancers and drummers, camping, no power.
Contact: dan rapp, phone: 269-214-2605, email: kevin.daugherty@pokagon.com

September 3, 2005: Mackinac Nity Jiintamog
Location: E-428 Gorman Rd., Carp River, MI 49781
Event Detail: This is a one day gathering to show Unity to the Sault Ste Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians. Unofficially we will be open 2 days, the first day will be for setting up and early bird vendor sales. The second day will be with Grand opening at 1:00 P.M. All vendors wishing to attend please contact Theresa St. Andrew @ 1-906-643-8254 or Mike Perault @ 1-906-643-7462 for information. We also need dancers for future POW-WOWs and possablly compitition by the Mackinac Bridge, North side
Contact: Theresa St. Andrew, phone: 906-643-8254, email: moondog_67_2000@yahoo.com

September 3-4, 2005: Celebrate Bandera Inter-Tribal Pow Wow
Location: Bandera City Park, Bandera, TX
Event Detail: This is not a contest Pow Wow. Primitive camping will be allowed in the park during the Pow Wow. This event is being held in conjunction with the "Celebrate Bandera Days" held annually. For additional information contact: coor@celebratebandera.com or Genie Strickland, Event Coordinator, 830-796-4447
Contact: Ray Duncan, phone: 210-823-3947, email: vrduncan@satx.rr.com
Event Website: http://www.celebratebandera.com

September 3-4, 2005: 45th Annual Tecumseh Lodge Labor Day Powwow
Location: Tipton County 4H Fairgrounds, Tipton, IN
Event Detail: While we are primarily a white hobbyist group, we are honored to have numerous Native American members of our organization and in attendance at our event. This year will be our 45th annual powwow. 45th Annual Tecumseh Lodge Labor Day Powwow: As in past years this event will be open to all dancers wishing to participate. Traders by invitation only. To alleviate problems that have occurred in the past, there will be a strictly adhered to policy of NO animals permitted on the 4H Fairgrounds property during this event. For more information please contact Ray Kappmeyer at rlkmeyer@sbcglobal.net or (317)745-2858 after 7 pm. Full details are also available at our new website.
Contact: Ray Kappmeyer, phone: 317-745-2858 after 7 pm, email: rlkmeyer@sbcglobal.net
Event Website: http://www.tecumsehlodge.org

September 3-5, 2005: 23rd Annual Labor Day Weekend Powwow
Location: Franklin County Fairgrounds, Exit 13 I 270, Hillard, OH 43026
Event Detail: Mc-Jerry Dearly,AD-Ken Irwin Sr.,Host Drum-Maza Napin. Free admission,camping,showers,meals for partcipants.Grand Entry@1pm. 2 step contest. team dance contest.
Contact: Native American Indian Center Of Central Ohio, phone: 614-443-6120, email: naicco@aol.com

September 9-11, 2005: Indian Summer Pow-Wow
Location: Milwaukee , WI
Event Detail: The Indian Summer Festival offers a fun and entertaining way to experience the diversity of both traditional and contemporary American Indian culture. A festival theme is used to plan events to showcase American Indian entertainers, musicians, fine artists and craft people.
Contact: Diana or Del Porter, phone: 414-645-6487, email: opichikwe@hotmail.com
Event Website: http://www.indiansummer.org

September 9-11, 2005: Eastern Missouri All Nations 3rd Annual American indian Days Pow Wow
Location: Woodson Terrace, City Park, Woodson Terrace, MO
Event Detail: The Indian Summer Festival offers a fun and entertaining way to experience the diversity of both traditional and contemporary American Indian culture. A festival theme is used to plan events to showcase American Indian entertainers, musicians, fine artists and craft people.
Contact: Martin, phone; 636-294-8732, email: moindiancouncil@aol.com

September 9-11, 2005: Westover Powwow
Location: Westover, WV
Event Detail: Westover, West Virginia's park and recreation committee is sponsoring this event. Vendors welcome- call for details. All dancers and drum groups welcome.
Contact: Matt Allen, phone: 304-296-6581, email: dream_walker32@hotmail.com

September 9-11 2005: 5th Annual Saddletree Powwow
Location: Saddletree Community Center, 1031 Mount Olive Church road, Lumberton, NC 28359
Event Detail: This is our 5th Annual powow Dancers and drums welcome.
Contact: Robert Strongheart Carter,Jr., phone: 910-843-1704, email:Toolbud@yahoo.com

September 9-11, 2005: Annual Cahokia Mounds"Spirit of the Thunderbird" Powwow
Location: Cahokia Mounds, 30 Ramey Street Collinsville, IL 62234
Event Detail: ADMISSION: Free. Dancers and the Public are welcome for: Gourd & Intertribal dancing(Friday night 7 p.m.) Chance Dance – Intertribal(Saturday 11 a.m. – 9 p.m.) Chance Dance – Intertribal(Sunday 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.). All Veterans and Military Personnel In the Area on Sunday 9-11-05 will be honored. HV/D: Jorge Homero, Bizmark, MO. HM: Charlie Lowery, Bunceton, MO. HL: Stephanie Hayes, Merriam, KS. MC: John “Red Blanket” Gartland, Okmulgee, OK. AD: Tracy Tullie, Wright City, MO. ND: White Oak Creek Singers, Kansas City, MO. SD: Spring River Singers, Quapaw, OK. Native American Food, Demonstrations and Crafts. Camping available (RV’s, tents or tipi’s). Bring your lawn chairs and cameras!. Traders must pre-register by August 1, 2005! This will be an Alcohol-Free & Drug-Free event! No weapons allowed on grounds. Not responsible for accidents or lost items.
Contact: Lora Garrett, phone: 314-229-3835, email: garredwolf@yahoo.com

September 9-11, 2005: Stillwater Pow Wow
Location: Redding Convention Center, 700 Auditorium Drive, Redding, CA 96001
Event Detail: Over $20,000 in prize money. HD: Big Bear/Sask Canada. ID: Spearfish Singers/Seattle, WA. MC: Manny King Head Man: Douglas Scholfield, Head Woman: Danielle Estrada, Specials $1,000 Womens All Around, 3 Man Hand Drum Contest, Potatoe Dance, Admission $1 per day or $2 for weekend. Arena Director Alex Shepard
Contact: Irma Amaro Davis, phone: 530-275-1513, email: acarmelo@suhsd.net

September 9-11, 2005: 16th Annual Wyandotte Nation Pow-wow
Location: Wyandotte Nation Pow-wow Grounds, Wyandotte, OK 74370
Contact: Sherri Clemons, phone: 918-678-2297 X244, email: sclemons@wyandotte-nation.org

September 9-11, 2005: 2005 Southern Ute Fair Contest Powwow
Location: Sky Ute Event Center, Southern Ute Indian Reservation, Ignacio, CO 81137
Event Detail: Over $100,000 in Prize Money. Separate Northern and Southern Drum Contest:$5000 / $4000 / $3000 / $2000 / $1000.
Contact: Lark M. GoodTracks, phone: 970-563-4156, email: lgoodtracks@frontier.net

September 10, 2005: Red Rock Pow Wow
Location: Triple C Arena, 50 East 900 North, Panguitch, UT 84759
Event Detail: Friday night will be youth exhibition dancing for the public. The Pow Wow starts on Saturday. Venders can set up for Friday night and Saturday. There is prize money in all categories. Awards are based on a point system.
Contact: Travis Parashonts, phone: 435-867-0604, email: parashonts@hotmail.com

September 10-11, 2005: Grand Valley American Indian Lodge 44th Annual Traditional Pow Wow
Location: Riverside Park, 3000 Monroe, Grand Rapids, MI 49505
Event Detail: One of the largest pow wows in the State! Free admission and parking.
Contact: Lori, phone: 616-364-4697, email: Wabushna@aol.com

September 10-11, 2005: Spirit of the Bison
Location: Austinburg, OH
Event Detail: Headman- Neil Wolfgang, Seneca, Headlady- Michelle Hite, MC- Steve Richard, Ojibwa, Host Drum- Iron Necklace. Singing and Dancing, Birds of Prey Presentation, Native Flute Music, Great Foods, Quality Arts and Crafts, Authentic FRY BREAD, Wagon Rides into the Bison Herd, Auctions and Raffles. This is an Intertribal Pow Wow. All Dancers and Drums welcomed. Vendors by invitation. No Alcohol, Drugs, Firearms or Politics will be tolorated.
Contact: Joe, phone: 216-408-9211, email: klaatu2u@sbcglobal.net
Event Website: http://www.freewebs.com/bisonpowwow/

September 10-11, 2005: 6th Annual Honoring the Winged Ones Pow-Wow Celebration
Location: Bunner Ridge Park, Exit 139 off Interstate 79, follow signs, Fairmont, WV 26554
Event Detail: West Virginia Raptor Rehabilitation Center sposored event that benefits the rehabilitation of injured birds of prey. Mother Earth Beat is host Drum with Struck-By-Lightning as guest Drum. Thunder the American Bald Eagle will preside over the Grand Entry along with Annie the Red-tailed Hawk, Snow the white Red-tailed Hawk, and Spyro the American Kestrel. Head man dancer is Aaron Walks like a Bear, and Head lady dancer is Bree Little Bear. MC and arena director is Cedar Bear Kerr, with storytelling by Ellie Spotted Dove and Nancy Goodheart. This is an Eastern Woodland-style Pow-Wow celebration. All dancers welcome. Vendors and drums please call in advance for info at contact info below.
Contact: Konah M'kwa, phone: 304-367-9406 (leave message), email: SS353@aol.com
Event Website: http://www.WVRRC.org

September 10-11, 2005: 6th Annual First Nations Fall Harvest Festival
Location: Muddy Run Park, 172 Bethesda Church Rd, Holtwood, PA
Event Detail: Grand Entry - 12:00, Both days. Saturday - 11:00 - 10:30; Sunday - 11:00 - 5:30. A $3.00 Parking Donaction is accepted, see event program for details where the donations will be used. Head Dancers: Grandmother Toni Seaflower and GrandFather Peppi Eaglewing; Host Drum: The Mekoce Family Drum; MC: Scott 'Tiny Bear' Rineer. Terry Strongheart will perform Saturday evening from 6:00 - 8:00.
Contact: Larry Trump, phone: 717-367-6871, email: larrytrump@fourarrows.org
Event Website: http://www.fourarrows.org

September 10-11, 2005: Qutekcak Wellness/Sobriety Gathering
Location: AVTEC, Fourth Ave, Seward, AK 99664
Contact: Melanee, phone: 907-224-3118, email: youth@qutekcak.net

September 10-11, 2005: Honouring Our Community
Location: Ste. Marie Park, Hwy 12 & Wye Valley Road, Midland, Ontario, Canada L4R 2A7
Event Detail: Grand Entry Sat Sept 10 at 1 and 6 Sun at noon. $5 Adult, $3 Seniors and Children. Bring Your Lawn Chair, everyone welcome.
Contact: Kathy, phone: 705-526-5589, email: kaluha63@hotmail.com

September 10-11, 2005: 6th Annual Honoring the Winged Ones Pow-Wow Celebration
Location: Bunner Ridge Park, I-179 Exit 139, Fairmont, WV 26554
Event Detail: Enter additional details here This is a non-profit, all volunteer Eastern Woodland Pow-Wow benefit celebration for the West Virginia Raptor Rehabilitation Centers treatment of injured birds of prey for release back into the wild. Grand Entry 12 noon each day with Thunder the American Bald Eagle, Annie the Red-tailed Hawk, Orion the Broad-winged Hawk and Spyro the American Kestrel. Drums are: Struck-by-Lightning and The Mekoce Family Drum. MC and Arena director Cedar Bear Kerr. Headman dancer Aaron Walks like a bear. Headlady dancer Bree Little Bear. Story telling with Prof. Ellie Spoted Dove High and Nancy Goodheart. All dancers, venders and drums welcome. camping available. With your help they can fly free again!!
Contact: Konah M'kwa, phone: 304-367-9406, email: ss353@aol.com
Event Web Site: http://www.wvrrc.org

Sept 10 & 11, 2005, Sakicawasihk Pow wow
Agriplex Arena, Exhibition Grounds, North Battleford Sask, Canada S9A 3K7
Event Detail: Contest pow wow and craft fair. Grand Entries - Saturday 12:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. Sunday at 12:00 p.m. Specials TBA Casino will feature live entertainment.
Contact: Lionel Tootoosis 306-446-3833, email: lionel.tootoosis@siga.sk.ca

September 11-12, 2005: Eastern Missouri All Nations 3rd Annual American indian Days Pow Wow
Location: Anowara ko:wa Arena Grounds, RR #3, Cornwall Island - Akwesasne, Ontario, Canada
Event Detail: Event Details: Dance, Drum, Smoke Dance Competition, Craft & food vendors. Over $30,000 in prize money and honorariums. Head Dancers: Cheryl Jacobs & Matthew Pheasant, Host Drum White Tail, MC Bill Crouse.
Contact: Peggy Mitchell, Phone: 518-358-2868, email: www.akwesasne.ca

September 12, 2005: Pueblo Friendship Powwow Association 12th Annual Contesting Powwow
Location: El Pueblo Museum, 301 North Union, Pueblo, CO 81003
Event Detail: All dancers and drum groups welcome. Fry bread, crafts, and more. Bring your own chairs. No pets, drugs, or alcohol. Vendors contact Gretchen @719-320-5354.
Contact: Shelley, phone: 719-406-5247, email: shelleydg@hotmail.com

September 16, 17, & 18, 2005: 2005 Annual Pinenut Festival Powwow
Location: Walker River Paiute Tribe, Community Park Cottonwood Dr. Schurz, Nevada 89427
Event Detail: This traditional annual event is to celebrate the Pinenuts a traditional seasonal food of the Paiutes. Events include a Rodeo, Pow-wow, parade, Indian Car contest, free BBQ, horseshoe tournament, arm wrestling, kids games, cradleboard contest, talent show, pageant, and much more!
Contact: Gina Wachsmuth McKay 775-773-2306, email: ginaleemckay@yahoo.com

September 16-17, 2005: Two Eagles Legacy 1st Annual Powwow
Location: Madison County Fairgrounds, 203 N. 5th W., Rexburg, ID 83440
Event Detail: Over $10,000 in Prizes. Experience a Native American Powwow. Traditional Foods, Vending, Music, Drumming, and Dancing.General Admission: Ages 12+: $4.00 Children 3-12: $2.00 Seniors and Ages under 3 are FREE!!College Students with I.D: $2.00 Food and Craft Vendors Needed $75.00 for Both Days and $50.00 for Just Saturday. All Drums and Dancers are welcome. See web site for details.
Contact: Wesly Two Eagles, phone: 208-359-8113, email: warriorcherokee@hotmail.com
Event Website: http://www.twoeagleslegacy.com/Powwow.html

September 17, 2005: TIHA Powwow
Location: Galloway Hammond Recreation Center, Burnet, TX
Event Detail: TBA
Contact: David Eckerman, phone: 936-653-3116, email: davideckerman@eastex.net

September 17, 2005: VMNH Indian Festival & Powwow
Location: Uptown Martinsville, Moss & Market Streets, Martinsville, VA 24112
Event Detail: Come visit the museum's 21st annual Indian Festival & Powwow in uptown Martinsville on the corner of Moss, Market and Fayette Streets. See Native American Dancing featuring Iroquois Drums from Pennsylvania and Master of Ceremonies, Powhatan Red Cloud Owens. Experience the life of Native Americans by visiting tee pees and seeing live buffalo. Admission is $5 Adults; $4 Senior Citizens and Youth 12-18; $3 Children 3-11; under 2 and Musuem Members admitted FREE.
Contact: Carolyn Seay, phone: 276-666-8600, email: cseay@vmnh.net
Event Website: http://www.vmnh.net

September 17-18 2005: Lazybrook Park Benefit Pow-wow
Location: RT.6 EAST, Tunkhannock, PA 18567
Event Detail: OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. A NATIVE AMERICAN POW-WOW FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE LAZYBROOK PARK. GATES OPEN AT 10 A.M. GRAND ENTRY 12:00 P.M. ADMISSION $4. 12 & UP DANCING , DRUMMING, STORYTELLERS, FOOD AND CRAFTS. OPEN TO ALL DRUM GROUPS & DANCERS. VENDING SPACE AVAILABLE, CAMPING FOR VENDORS & DANCERS. HEAD DANCERS TO BE ANNOUNCED.
Contact: Kathy Jackson, phone: 570-836-3344, email: windhawks daughter@hotmail.com

September 17-18, 2005: 2nd annual "Celebration of the Future" Pow Wow
Location: Sullivan County 4-H Fairgrounds, Sullivan, IN 47882
Event Detail: Far end of East Washington Street. The year-old Sullivan County American Indian Council is sponsoring its 2nd annual Pow Wow in Sullivan, Indiana. The Pow Wow is one of many projects of the newly-formed organization, which seeks to promote the culture of Native America with history, art, dance, music, writing, education, religion/spirituality and many other ways. Halfway between Terre Haute and Vincennes, Indiana's oldest community, SCAIC looks forward to a bright future in west central Indiana.
Contact: Reg Petoskey, phone: (812) 268-0158, email: S_C_A_I_C@Yahoo.com

September 23-25, 2005 Richmond Powwow - 11th Annual
Location: Lake Reba Recreational Complex, Gibson Bay, Richmond, KY 40475
Event Detail: This will be our 11th year for hosting the Richmond Powwow. This will be an inter-tribal event. Check out our web site for more information.
Contact: Daniel Quigg, phone: 859-623-6076, email: twowindsbear@yahoo.com
Event Website: http://www.homestead.com/richmondpowwowassn

September 24-25, 2005: 13th Annual Four Winds Pow Wow
Location: Killeen Special Events Center, W.S.Young (1/2 mi south) HWY 190, Killeen/Ft Hood, TX, 76547
Event Detail: PSaturday 11am-11pm, Sunday 11am-6pm. Grand Entries: Saturday at 1:00 & 7:00 Sunday at 1:00 (Point System in Effect). Gourd Dancing: Saturday at 12 & 6 Sunday at 12. Native American Arts and Crafts, Indian Tacos- Over $ 15,000 in Prize Money
Contact: Doll Alexander, phone: 254-493-8835, email: dollakanoyaka@yahoo.com
Event Website: http://www.fourwindstx.org

September 24-25, 2005: Frostville Museum/Olmsted Historical Society Traditional Powwow
Location: North Olmsted, OH
Event Detail: 24101 Cedar Point Road off Columbia Road in the Rocky River Reservation of the Cleveland Metroparks. From downtown Cleveland-71S to 480W get off the Great Northern Blvd exit and turn right. Stay in the curb lane and turn right at the first street which is Country Club Blvd. This will dead end into Columbia Rd, turn right. Go to the second traffic light (Cedar Point Rd) and turn left. We are at the bottom of the hill on your right hand side at the corner of Cedar Point and Lewis Rds. AD: Richie Plass, Headman: Blaine Tallchief, Headlady: Sarah Tallchief, Drums: Red Bird singers. The event hours are Saturday, September 24, 2005 from 10 til dusk. Grand entry will be at 12 noon. Sunday, September 25, 2005 from 10 til 5 Grand entry at 1 pm. Vendor space available on a prepaid and preapproved basis. This is a traditional pow wow. A feed will be available for participants and their families. Free primitive camping,primitive camp showers as well, for participants (vendors/dancers). No alcohol, no drugs, and no politics.
Contact: Barbara Gifford, phone: 440-884-8844, email: Bagladycreations@aol.com

September 24-25, 2005: 1st Annual Uniting of Nations
Location: Salem, OH
Event Detail: Redbird drum is host drum. We will have 2 hoop dancers and many other specials. This pow wow is being sponsored by Stodgey Olympics for Children. For vendor info email tery at somberwolf2@yahoo.com. The pow wow is being held at a campground that is rv equipped and has showers also. Free camping for participants. Directions to the campround from Canton, Ohio get on east 62 follow into Salem from there begin to follow pow wow signs they will be well marked.
Contact: Jacky, phone: 330-429-4145

September 24-25, 2005: 1st Annual Uniting of Nations Pow Wow
Location: Salem, OH
Event Detail: Redbird drum is host drum. We will have 2 hoop dancers and many other specials. This pow wow is being sponsored by Stodgey Olympics for Children. For vendor info email tery at somberwolf2@yahoo.com. The pow wow is being held at a campground that is rv equipped and has showers also. Free camping for participants. Directions to the campround from Canton, Ohio get on east 62 follow into Salem from there begin to follow pow wow signs they will be well marked.
Contact: Jacky, phone: 330-429-4145

September 24-25, 2005: 11th Annual Hart of The West Powwow
Location: Wm. S. Hart Park & Museum., 24151 San Fernando Rd., Newhall, CA, 91321
Event Detail: We are now Los Angeles County largest Powwow. Free admission, All Drums and Dancers welcome. Vendor inquire welcome.
Contact: Marylina, phone: 661-255-9293
Event Website: http://www.hart-friends.org/event_pages/powwow.html

September 24th & 25th 2005: Native American Pow Wow & Heritage Festival Powwow
Lake Milton State Park-Lake Milton Campground, Lake Milton, OH 44429
Event Detail: This is the 4th annual pow wow for Soaring Hawk Village, we would like to announce our new name is Crying Eagle. The location has changed to across the lake butthe weekend is still the same. Please come and join in with us to celebrate the Native American Heritage and join in honoring our Nations Veterans. Directions: take I-76 to State Route 534. Follow 534 north to Mahoning ave. Turn right at the traffic light and follow Mahoning ave to Milton ave. At y in the road stay to the right and follow to the end. The pow wow will be on your left hand side. Danielle Hergenrader or Cindy Kountz
330-782-8289 or 330-788-3268.

September 24-26, 2005: 4th Annual Walk Back in Time
Location: Audrain Historical Society, 501 Muldrow St., Mexico, MO 65265
Event Detail: Our 4th annual WALK BACK IN TIME is a unique chronological timeline of our history consisting of: NATIVE AMERICAN VILLAGE, Colonial, Mt Men, Civil War, Wild West, Span. Am., WWII. Saturday night Candlelight tours and council fire. The timeline surrounds the 1857 Historical Society mansion and horse museum.
Contact: Dana Keller, phone: 573-581-3910, email: info@audrain.org
Contact: Marylina, phone: 661-255-9293
Event Website: http://www.audrain.org

September 24-25, 2005: 12th Annual Intertribal Pow Wow
Location: Waimea Ball Park, Waimea, HI 96796
Event Detail: The Native American Foundation (“NAF”) is hosting its 12th Annual Intertribal Pow Wow at the Waimea Ball Park in Waimea on the Big Island of Hawaii on Saturday and Sunday, September 24th & 25th, 2005, from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm, both days. Everyone is invited to attend this free event. This is a non-competition pow wow. All dancers and drums are welcome.
Contact: Buttons Lovell, phone: 808-885-5569, email: puniwai@verizon.net

September 24-25, 2005: 6th Annual Permian Basin Intertribal Powwow
Location: Odessa College Sports Center, 201 W. University Blvd., Odessa, TX 79762
Event Detail: Over 60 vendors, arts, crafts, jewelry, and native foods, fry bread, buffalo burgers, roasted corn, navajo tacos, etc. Largest dance floor in West Texas.
Contact: James Silvester, phone: 432-770-2610, email: jsilves602@aol.com
Event Web site: http://transpecosamericanindianassn.com

September 24-25, 2005 Chickahominy 54th Annual Pow Wow-Fall Festival
Location: Chickahominy Tribal Grounds, 8200 Lott Cary Road, Providence Forge, Virginia 23140
Event Detail: Native Americans from throughout the country will join the Chickahominy Indian Tribe as they celebrate their 54th Annual Fall Festival and Pow-Wow; Saturday and Sunday, September 24 and 25, 2005; on the Chickahominy Tribal Grounds in Charles City County, Virginia. Grounds open at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, September 24, with Grand Entry at 12:00 noon. Sunday hours are 11:00-6:00 p.m., with Grand Entry at 1:00 p.m. The festival/Pow-Wow will feature Native American dancers, drummers, singers and crafters.The longest running traditional Pow-Wow in Virginia, the Chickahominy gathered in 1951 at Samaria Indian School, which is now home to Samaria Baptist Church. Marvin “Many Horses” Burnette will serve as the Master of Ceremonies for this year’s Gathering.
Contact: Keith Wynnp (804) 829-2027 or (804) 966-2448. Please visit our website at www.chickahominytribe.org email: kdeerhorn@aol.com

September 30-October 2, 2005: Atwood Lake Fall Festival and Traditional Pow-Wow
Location: New Cumberland, OH
Contact: Mike, phone: 330-364-5733, email: redhawk_@tusco.net

September 30 - October 1-2, 2005: Chisholm Trail Pow Wow
Location: Altoona, FL 32702
Event Detail: Chisholm Trail camp grounds. camping and RV spots availble call Paul or Cindy for camping at 352-669-5995. This is a Intertribal pow wow. PUBLIC WELCOME.
Contact: Tom Lipps, phone: 352-568-0619, email: tlipps@cfl.rr.com