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Morning Star Pow Wow
2019-01-12 | John Carroll School, 703 Churchville Rd, Bel Air, MD 21014, MD, 21014, United States
2019 Morning Star Pow Wow

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Join us for the 19th Annual Morning Star Pow Wow on January 12, 2019 at John Carroll School in Bel Air, Maryland. All are welcome as participants or spectators to experience the sights and sounds of Native American singing and dancing, the beautiful regalia of the various dance styles of the men, women, boys and girls, and their movement to the sounds of the drum.

Morning Star Pow Wow
Since 2001, the John Carroll School has held the Morning Star Pow Wow to raise funds for St. Labre Indian School in Ashland, Montana. St. Labre serves Cheyenne and Crow families through three schools that offer the range of opportunities that a good education makes possible. In addition to the benefit aspect of the pow wow, it also supports and builds the American Indian community of the central Atlantic area. The final purpose of the Morning Star Pow Wow is to provide a cultural and educational event for our students and the wider community. There is much to learn from Native culture, and this pow wow provides a great opportunity to do just that.
Attendance and participation has increased each year so that the Morning Star Pow Wow now features 5 drum groups, over 100 dancers, over 20 traders, and over 2,000 spectators. A good spirit pervades as people enjoy old friends and make new ones. You are all invited to be a part of this day that celebrates Native tradition.
Cost: Suggested Donation for Admission is $5 per adult and $2 per child.
Proceeds benefit St. Labré Indian School in Ashland, Montana.
Tentative Schedule
10:30 Native American Flute
11:00 Gourd Dancing
1:00 Grand Entry
4:00 Dinner Break – “feed” for dancers, drums
5:30 Evening Dancing Resumes
Morning Star Pow Wow Mini-Gallery

Pow Wow Head Staff
Master of Ceremonies: Wilbur Bull Coming
Arena Director: Ted Severe
Head Man Dancer: Delwin Fiddler, Lakota
Head Lady Dancer: Elaine Vena Vides, Comanche
Host Drum: Southern Drum
Invited Drums: Black Horse Butte, White Buffalo Singers, Medicine Horse, Red Blanket
Drums by invitation only, please!
Location
John Carroll School
703 E Churchville Rd
Bel Air, MD 21014
Information Contacts
*Dancers – Contact Gary Scholl 410-838-8333 ex. 2002 glsjcs@yahoo.com
*Drums – By invitation only, please!
*Traders – Contact Linda Coates at 410.885.2800
About Support of St. Labre Indian School
Every year John Carroll School donates one hundred percent of the profits from the Morning Star Pow Wow to St. Labre Indian School in Ashland, Montana. St. Labre is important in the Northern Cheyenne and Crow communities because it offers a quality education that students on the reservation would not have access to otherwise.
The pow wow is a beautiful event that has brought many to tears over the years during the singing of the Indian National Anthem. This is a traditional benefit pow wow to raise funds for St. Labre Indian School, a school that serves Cheyenne and Crow families through three schools. These schools offer a range of opportunities that a good education makes possible.

Mark your calendar today so you don’t miss the next Morning Star Pow Wow on the second Saturday of January at John Carroll School in Bel Air, Maryland.
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Sarasota Native American Indian Festival
2019-01-18 - 2019-01-20 | Sarasota Fairgrounds, 3000 Ringling Blvd, Sarasota, FL, 34237, United States
2019 Sarasota Native American Indian Festival

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All are welcome at the 12th Annual Sarasota Native American Indian Festival on January 18-20, 2019 at the Sarasota Fairgrounds in Sarasota, Florida. Experience the traditions, artistry, and culture of the Native American people! Meet artists from many nations sharing their many styles of artwork, such as paintings, pottery, jewelry, sculpture, beach work, leather work, and flute and drum makers.

Century Market Fair at Locust Grove
Admission at the Gate
$8 for adults, $4 for ages 6-12, and free for 5 and under
Hours:
Friday 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Saturday 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Sunday 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Welcome back Red Boys who are our host drum this year. We watched these guys grew up on the powwow circuit and are honored to have them as they represent the next generation of traditional drummers, dancers and cultural educators. They will be doing demonstration dancing as well as crowd participation dances and education through out the weekend.
We are also honored to have three generations of the Mose family joining us this year, Allen Mose Sr., Allen Mose Jr,, and O. Jay Moz. Allen Mose Sr. is a traditional Dine’h (Navajo) painter, philosopher of Navajo culture and traditional medicine. Allen Mose Jr, (Navajo) Grammy Award Winning and Nammy Nominated Singer, Performer, Composer, Lecturer and Jeweler. Orian Jay Mose, son of famed singer Allen Mose Jr, Orian is “The Youngest Native American Recording Artist In The History Of Native American Music” and also “The First and Youngest Navajo To Be A Professional Recording Artist In The Main Stream Music Industry.”
We are excited to share that Robert Mirabal will be joining us. Robert is a Pueblo Native American flute player and maker from Taos Pueblo, New Mexico. He began making flutes at the age of 19, and his flutes are world renowned. Robert performs world wide, sharing flute songs, tribal rock and writings/storytelling. He resides on Taos Pueblo and participates in the traditional ways and rituals of his people. Aside from his artistic talents Robert is a father and a farmer.
Sarasota Native American Indian Festival Mini-Gallery

A true renaissance man, Robert has dedicated his life to expressing himself through his art. He has a unique talent for merging mystical elements of ancient cultures with modern influences in his music. He keeps a foot in both worlds, effortlessly drawing upon both for inspiration. Robert brings the traditional sounds and culture of his people to share with Sarasota for a unique event we will all remember.
We also have Anthony Aleman who has been playing and hand-crafting Yadaki(digeridoo) for over 13 years, and has an incredible passion for the history and deep traditions behind what many experts consider to be the oldest instrument in the world–the didgeridoo.
Juried Event
This is a Native American fine art and craft festival, we strictly enforce the Indian Arts and Crafts Act of 1990 (P.L. 101-644). All artists/vendors are juried in to comply with this policy. No imports or mass produced items will be allowed. Our founder Rex A. Begaye’s focus was to present authentic Native American fine art and crafts, so please understand and honor that this policy will be enforced.
Festival History
The Sarasota Native American Indian Festival was founded by Rex A. Begaye in 2008. As a traditional Din’eh(navajo) artist, it was his vision to bring authentic Native American culture to the Sarasota area to share the artistry, dance, music and food of many Native American tribes with the Sarasota community. In 2013 our Beloved Rex walked on and through this event we continue to uphold and share Rex’s vision, passion and legacy for future generations.
Directions
take exit 210 off US75, head west 4 miles. Robarts arena will be on your left. The festival grounds are behind the arena in the back field.
Camping or Facility Information
Camping and RV parking is available directly through the fairgrounds. please call 941-365-0818 to book.
Location
Sarasota Fairgrounds
3000 Ringling Blvd
Sarasota, FL 34237
941-928-7892

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Brooksville Raid Reenactment
2019-01-18 - 2019-01-20 | Sand Hill Scout Reservation, 11210 Cortez Blvd, Brooksville, FL, 34613, United States
2019 Brooksville Raid Reenactment Weekend

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The 39th Annual Brooksville Raid Reenactment Weekend will take place January 18-20, 2019 at the Sand Hill Scout Reservation in Brooksville, Florida. The event, sponsored by the The Hernando Historical Museum Assoc., Inc. and North Pinellas County Scout Sertoma Club, includes a battle reenactment with over 1500 reenactors, sutlers, and much more. The Hernando Historical Museum Assoc., Inc. and North Pinellas County Scout Sertoma Club, Inc. present the Annual Brooksville Raid Reenactment. This reenactment is a re-creation of a Civil War battle that happened in Hernando County in July of l864.

Brooksville Raid Reenactment Weekend
The Raid is held the 3rd weekend (Friday – Saturday) in January every year. We have become the largest Civil War reenactment in Florida with over 1500 reenactors and their families. We have 28 cannons, 60 horses, and over 50 sutlers.
The public (on Saturday & Sunday) is invited to tour, at no additional charge, the authentic confederate and union camps and actually see how they lived and what it was like during the Civil War. We expect around 60 sutlers (Vendors), so you can purchase any Civil War items you might want. We also have kettle corn, old time root beer and you can’t leave without having a FRY BREAD. All animals must be on a leash. Note that Friday is reserved for School Day (see below).
Spectator Donations
Adult tickets for one day are $10.00 per person per day.
Youth (6-12) $5.00.
Free 5 and under Or Scouts in uniform
Event Schedule (tentative)
Friday
School Day (must be registered with the school day coordinator)
Kids rotate through different stations which teach about the Civil War, Cannons, Musical Instruments, Medical Hospital Units, Rifles, Union Camp, Confederate Camp and the Cavalry to name a few.
Contact: Stephanie Sheridan ssheridan3850@gmail.com
Registration
Saturday
9:00 a.m. Gates, Camps & Sutlers Open
9:30 a.m. Colors – Battlefield
10:30 a.m. Ladies Tea (period dress required)
Noon Artillery Demonstration
1:30 p.m. Entertainment
2:30 p.m. Brooksfield Raid Battle Reenactment, Flag Retirement Ceremony
5:30 p.m. Camps Close to Public
Sunday
9:00 a.m. Gates, Camps & Sutlers Open
9:30 a.m. Colors – Battlefield
10:00 a.m. Church Service
Noon Artillery Demonstration
130 p.m. Grand Review
2:00 p.m. Brooksfield Raid Battle Reenactment
4:30 p.m. Camps Close to Public

Brooksville Raid Reenactment – Aerial View
Location
Sand Hill Scout Reservation
11210 Cortez Blvd
Brooksville, FL 34613
(352) 596-6082
Directions: The location is on Hwy. 50 west at the Sand Hill Scout Reservation (across from Oak Hill Hospital). There is handicap parking, motorcycle parking available.
For More Information: Call 352-799-0129
Mark your calendar today so you don’t miss the next Brooksville Raid Reenactment Weekend on the third weekend in January at the Sand Hill Scout Reservation in Brooksville, Florida,

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PCC Winter Powwow
2019-01-19 | PCC Sylvania Campus Health Technology Building, 12000 SW 49th Avenue, Portland, OR, 97219, United States
2019 PCC Winter Powwow – Portland Community College Wacipi

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All are welcome at the 19th Annual PCC Winter Powwow on January 19, 2019 at Portland Community College Sylvania Campus, Health Technology Building in Portland, Oregon. Portland Community College and the PCC Sylvania Campus Multicultural Center are proud to present Wacipi – a celebration of Native American culture and tradition.

PCC Winter Powwow – Portland Community College Wacipi
Join us for an extraordinary campus and community cultural event that celebrates and features drum groups and dancers from across the region and attracts more than 1,000 participants each year. The PCC Winter Powwow supports the PCC Native American Scholarship Fund and Native American businesses by offering vendor space.
The Portland Community College Winter Wacipi features drum groups and dancers from across the region, Native American crafts and food, activities for children, and raffle prizes. The Traditional Powwow, which will have American Sign Language interpretation and captioning available, is free and open to the public. Campus parking is also free.
The Grand Entries (dancing and drumming) begin at 1:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m., and the free community dinner gets under way at 5:30 p.m. In addition, a college fair is set for noon to 4:00 p.m., and there will be a plenty of activities for children throughout the day. The Master of Ceremonies and Whip Man will run the proceedings.
PCC Winter Wacipi Details
Open to the public – everyone is welcome!
Traditional Native American drumming, dancing, crafts and food
Free admission and parking
Free community dinner at 5:30pm
Raffle prizes
Location
PCC Sylvania Campus Health Technology Building
12000 SW 49th Avenue
Portland, OR 97219
(971) 722-6111
PCC Winter Powwow Schedule
Doors open at 12:00 noon
Grand Entries at 1:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.
Activities for children: 12:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
College Fair: 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Free Community Dinner: 5:30 p.m.

Honored Guests
Master of Ceremonies – Bob Tom (Confederated Tribes of Siletz and Grand Ronde)
Whip Man – Carlos Calica (Confederated Tribes of Siletz)
Co-Host Drums – Sitting Horse and Starhorse
Head Dancers – Ed and Vicki Wulf
Drum Group Information
For drum groups, space and payouts are available to the first 10 groups. No walk-ons or drum hopping. Advanced registration is due by Wednesday, January 10. Please contact the PCC Sylvania Campus Multicultural Center at 971-722-4116 to register.
Vendor Information
Merchandise vendor space is limited to 18 indoor vendors. There is a $75 fee for each 10′ x 10′ vendor space, (please note: pop-up tents are no longer allowed and no tables will be provided for merchandise vendors). Priority is given to Native American-owned small businesses and authentic handmade Native American merchandise. Advanced registration and payment is due by Friday, January 5th, 2018. Please contact the PCC Sylvania Campus Multicultural Center at 971-722-4116 to register.
College Fair information
Space is limited to 8 registered College Fair vendors and 8 non-profit organizations. There is a $50 fee for College Fair vendors and no charge for a table if you are a Native American non-profit organization. Advanced registration and payment is due by Friday, January 5th, 2018. Please contact the PCC Sylvania Campus Multicultural Center at 971-722-4116 to register.
The PCC Winter Powwow is a family-friendly event and is alcohol and smoke free. No tobacco products are allowed on PCC premises.
Native American Student Scholarship
Proceeds from PCC’s Annual Winter Pow Wow support the Native American Student Scholarship. Your participation and support of Pow Wow will ensure that the tradition of increasing access and retention of Native American Students continues. For more information or if you would like to make a tax-deductible donation to the Native American Student Scholarship please contact the PCC Foundation.
Special Access Needs
If you have a disability that requires any special materials, services or assistance, please contact the Disabilities Services at least 72 hours prior to the event so we may arrange appropriate accommodations.
This event is made possible by generous support from the PCC Sylvania Campus and Sylvania Campus President, PCC Pow Wow Planning Committee, PCC Sylvania Campus Multicultural Center, PCC Sylvania Campus Women’s Resource Center, Native American Rehabilitation Association.
Mark your calendar today so you don’t miss the next PCC Winter Powwow in January at Portland Community College Sylvania Campus, Health Technology Building in Portland, Oregon.
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Bear Moon Pow Wow
2019-01-19 | Indian Community School, 10405 W St Martins Rd, Franklin, 55132, United States
2019 Bear Moon Pow Wow

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All are welcome at the 1st Annual Bear Moon Pow Wow on January 19, 2019 at the Indian Community School in Franklin, Wisconsin. Indian Community School invites ICS students, alumni, families and community members to attend the Bear Moon Pow Wow, a traditional winter pow wow held at the School.
Public Welcome – Free Admission & Parking!
Dance Specials
ICS Alumni Dance Special sponsored by Indian Community School
Junior/Teen Grass versus Junior/Teen Jingle Dance Special
Del Porter Special
Teddy Porter Special
Pow Wow Head Staff
Emcee: Dylan Prescott
Arena Director: Ronnie Goodeagle
Host Drum: Iron Boy
Youth Host Drum: ICS Eagle Singers
Head Veterans: Jamie Awonohopay & Bullie Tomaw
Head Dancers: Diana Sanapaw & Loren Sanapaw
Oneida Royalty and Color Guard will be present
Open Drum Roll Call
First 3 drums to RSVP will be registered as Paid Drums. Each Drum must have six singers present. No drum hopping. List of Paid Drums will be posted on Facebook.
Bear Moon Pow Wow Schedule
11:00 AM Doors Open
11:00 AM – 10:00 PM Bear Moon Pow Wow T-Shirts For Sale All Day, All Night!
12:00 PM First Grand Entry
4:00 PM – 6:00 PM Dinner Break
6:00 PM Second Grand Entry
Food Vendor: Ho-Chunk Youth Services
Location
Indian Community School
10405 W St Martins Rd
Franklin, WI 53132

For More Info & Drum Registration
Please contact Audra Williams at (414) 525-6144.
About the Indian Community School
Indian Community School, Inc. (ICS), host of the annual Bear Moon Pow Wow, is a private, faith-based, inter-tribal school, that began in the homes of three courageous Oneida mothers in 1969. From these humble beginnings, ICS has been serving the Native community of metro Milwaukee for almost 50 years, providing its youth with a unique learning experience that cultivate an enduring cultural identity by weaving indigenous teachings with a distinguished learning environment.
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Battles of the River Raisin Reenactment
2019-01-19 | River Raisin National Battlefield Park, 1403 East Elm Avenue, Monroe, MI, 48162, United States
2019 Battles Of The River Raisin Reenactment

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Don’t miss excitement at the 205th Commemoration of the Battles Of The River Raisin Reenactment in Monroe, Michigan on January 19, 2019. Join the many participants from Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky and Canada, along with Native Americans and residents of Monroe Michigan as we remember this bloody battle and massacre that took place on January 22-23, 1813.
The commemoration is held on the very ground along the River Raisin where hundreds of lives were lost in a struggle for freedom and sovereignty during the early years of the United States.

Battles Of The River Raisin Reenactment
Battle of Frenchtown (AKA The Battle of the River Raisin)
The Battle of Frenchtown (Battle of the River Raisin in Monroe Michigan) was the largest battle fought on Michigan soil. This battle was a major defeat for the Americans and was one of the bloodiest engagements during the War of 1812. The massacre of some wounded solders the following day shocked and enraged Americans throughout the Old Northwest Territory. This incident soon became known as “The River Raisin Massacre” and the rallying cry was “Remember the Raisin”.
Anniversary Memorial Service Commemorates The Battles of the River Raisin
Each January, on the anniversary date of the battles, a memorial service is held on the battlefield. This event commemorates the service of the Americans, French, British, Canadians, and Native Americans who fought at the River Raisin. During this service, uniformed living historians representing the soldiers of the War of 1812, place a wreath on the ground that was the scene of the heaviest fighting and fire ceremonial salutes in honor of those who fell here.
TENTATIVE SCHEDULE:
Saturday
9:00 a.m. Presentation at the River Raisin National Park Education Center
11:00 a.m. Tactical Musket and Cannon Demonstration at Education Center
12:00 p.m. Remembrance Ceremony at Education Center
2:30 p.m. 1812 Program at the Monroe Historical Museum, 126 S. Monroe St
Noon Commemoration Ceremonies
River Raisin National Battlefield Park Visitor Center
1403 E. Elm Avenue, Monroe, MI 48162
734-243-7136
LaCroix’s Company of Michigan Militia
The company was named after its Captain, Hubert Lacroix, reputedly the first man from the River Raisin settlement to volunteer for active duty in the War of 1812. Lacroix’s company of Volunteer Infantry of the Michigan militia was mustered into service on May 18, 1812. Their period of active duty lasted just 2 months and 30 days, until General Hull’s surrender of Detroit and all of Michigan Territory on August 16 of that same year.

Now, over two centuries after the War of 1812, Lacroix’s company of Michigan militia is once again on the march every year at the Battles of the River Raisin Reenactment. Sponsored and supported by the River Raisin Battlefield Visitor Center and the Friends of the River Raisin Battlefield, modern-day company members research and reproduce many aspects of the life and times of the original unit. The company now is made up of volunteers who are dedicated to preserving the living memory of our community’s past by recreating, as best we can, the clothing, activities, and skills of the early inhabitants of the historic River Raisin settlement. We have been named the official War of 1812 Bicentennial Re-enactment unit by both the City and County of Monroe, Michigan. Our members work closely with the staff of the Monroe County Historical Museum to support living history programs at the Navarre Anderson Trading Post and the River Raisin Battlefield Visitor Center.
More about LaCroix’s Company of Michigan Militia – and how to join.
Annual Battles of the River Raisin Reenactment Location
River Raisin National Battlefield Park
1403 East Elm Avenue
Monroe, Michigan 48162
More about River Raison Battlefield
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John Jaeger Memorial School of the Ranger
2019-01-25 - 2019-01-27 | Fort Frederick State Park, 11100 Fort Frederick Road, Big Pool, MD, 21711, United States
2019 John Jaeger Memorial School of the Ranger

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Learn Ranger skills at the Annual John Jaeger Memorial School of the Ranger on January 25-27, 2019 at the Fort Frederick State Park in Big Pool, Maryland. Each year during the last weekend of January, Jaeger’s Battalion, in concert with the Rangers of the Ohio Company, Rutherford’s Rangers, and The Friends of Fort Frederick conduct a John Jaeger Memorial School of the Ranger. All proceeds benefit the Friends of Fort Frederick. We will maintain 18th c. persona throughout the John Jaeger Memorial School of the Ranger weekend. If you are new to the hobby and do not have all your 18th c. gear, you are welcome to attend and learn what you need for this hobby.

John Jaeger Memorial School of the Ranger
The purpose of the John Jaeger Memorial School of the Ranger is to promote the historical 18th century Ranger impression by providing accurate and updated information on Rogers’ Rangers and the cultures of the time. Subjects taught range from field skills that rangers required to cultures they encountered, such as the Eastern Woodland Indian cultures.
The weekend John Jaeger Memorial School of the Ranger will involve a mix of lecture, hands-on, and simulated patrolling exercises designed to familiarize the participants with the skills necessary to understand all facets of the historic military specialization, as well as lend insight to future research and portrayals. Lodging in the fort, firewood and meals will be included.
Registration
$60.00 and is be limited to the first 30 paid applicants.
Cost includes classes plus Friday dinner through Sunday breakfast meals.
You must pre-register before January 8!
Make check payable to “Friends of Fort Frederick State Park” (Non-Refundable)
Mail check to: SCR, c/o Louis Tramelli, 8563 Tipton Hwy, Tipton, MI 49287
Include your address, phone number and e-mail address.
For More Information: Lou Tramelli at 2017SOR@oaksedge.net.
Barracks space for the John Jaeger Memorial School of the Ranger is limited to the first 30 registrants, so register early to ensure your place! All others must sleep in their own tent. You may use a propane or wood burning heater in your tent. When you register, please let us know if you intend to pitch a tent, and include any requirements for straw to stuff your tick.
Standards for historic weapons use applies
Location
Fort Frederick State Park
11100 Fort Frederick Road
Big Pool, MD 21711
301-842-2155
About Rogers’ Rangers
Rogers’ Rangers was initially a provincial company from the colony of New Hampshire, attached to the British Army during the Seven Years’ War (called the French and Indian War in the US). The unit was quickly adopted into the British army as an independent ranger company. It was trained by Major Robert Rogers as a rapidly deployed light infantry force tasked mainly with reconnaissance as well as conducting special operations against distant targets. Their tactics were built on earlier colonial precedents and were codified for the first time by Rogers. The tactics proved remarkably effective, so much so that the initial company was expanded into a ranging corps of more than a dozen companies (containing as many as 1,200–1,400 men at its peak). The ranger corps became the chief scouting arm of British Crown forces by the late 1750s. The British valued them highly for gathering intelligence about the enemy.
Mark your calendar today so you don’t miss the next John Jaeger Memorial School of the Ranger at Fort Frederick State Park in Big Pool, Maryland on the last weekend of January.
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Fort Point Living History Day
2019-01-26 10:00 - 17:00 UTC | Fort Point Historic Site, 999 Marine Drive, San Francisco, CA, 94129, United States
2019 Fort Point Living History Day

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The Fort comes alive at Fort Point Living History Day on January 26, 2019 at Fort Point in San Francisco, California as re-enactors show what life was like there during the 1860s. Tours of the fort, infantry and artillery demonstrations, exhibits, music of the period, military parades, and a speech by the Mayor of San Francisco (in 1861) are all part of the day’s activities. The raising of the garrison flag ceremony takes place soon after the fort opens. Admission is free. Talks and demonstrations will be held throughout the day; reenactors are happy to answer questions about history and various aspects of life during the Civil War.

Fort Point Living History Day
This Saturday, the walls of Fort Point will again echo with the sounds of fifes and drums and tramp of boots as this San Francisco landmark celebrates Fort Point Living History Day. Come watch and interact with dozens of reenactors from the American Civil War Association portraying Union soldiers and civilians from the time of the War Between the States at the only Civil War-era brick fort west of the Mississippi.
This is a great family-friendly event that is both fun and educational. It’s exciting to march into the fort behind the fife-and-drum band, and entering the courtyard to see only reenactors in period dress. If you’re at all interested in the Civil War or California’s history, it’s an event you have to attend.
Schedule of Activities (subject to change):

Admission Free
Hours: Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Flag raising ceremony at 10:00 a.m.
Infantry drills occur every hour on the hour
Artillery discussions occur every hour on the half hour
Concurrent demonstrations throughout the day – 1800’s medicine, musician, and civilian
Flag lowering ceremony at 4:30 p.m.

Location
Fort Point
999 Marine Drive at Long Avenue)
San Francisco, CA 94129
Fort Union, is located at the south anchorage of the Golden Gate Bridge at the end of Marine Drive on the Presidio of San Francisco.
Getting to Fort Point: Cross the Golden Gate Bridge and pass through the toll plaza in the far right lane. Take the exit immediately after the toll plaza and head up Merchant Road. Turn left at the stop sign onto Lincoln Avenue and follow it down the hill to Marine Drive.
Parking: Available along the road and in a small lot at the fort. You can also park near the Warming Hut at Crissy Field and walk over to Fort Point. It can be really cold in this old brick fort, even if it’s sunny out, so dress in layered clothing. Restroom facilities and drinking water can be found outside the fort.
About Fort Point
From its vantage point overlooking the spectacular Golden Gate, Fort Point defended the San Francisco Bay following California’s Gold Rush through World War II. Its beautifully arched casemates display the art of 3rd system brick masonry and interacts gracefully with the Golden Gate Bridge. Fort Point National Historic Site is open Friday through Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm. The fort is located in San Francisco at 999 Marine Drive (at Long Avenue) right under the south end of the Golden Gate Bridge. Admission is free.
For More Information: Call (415) 556-1696.

Mark your calendar today so you don’t miss the next Fort Point Civil War Days in January at Fort Point in San Francisco, California.
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Dakota Nation Winterfest Wacipi
2019-02-01 - 2019-02-03 | Keystone Center, 1175 18th St #1, Brandon, Manitoba, R7A 7C5, Canada
2019 Dakota Nation Winterfest Wacipi

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All are welcome at the 21st Annual Dakota Nation Winterfest Wacipi on February 1-3, 2019 at the Keystone Center in Brandon, Manitoba, Canada. The Dakota Nation Winterfest Wacipi attracts First Nations members from across North America. The event includes a powwow (wacipi), and much more: square dancing, hockey, basketball and volleyball tournaments and a wide variety of other entertainment. Dakota Nation Winterfest is considered the largest aboriginal sport and cultural event of its kind under one roof!

2018 Dakota Nation Winterfest Wacipi
Dakota Nation Winterfest Wacipi (and other events) has been proudly hosted by Sioux Valley Dakota Nation since 1998. Join us for a great weekend and celebration of Indigenous Culture and Sport. Sioux Valley contiues to try to host the best event possible year after year and will continue to do so in the future.
Admission
$12/day Adults
Free – Kids under 6 and Elders 60+
Wacipi Grand Entries
Friday @ 7:00 p.m.
Saturday @ 1:00 p.m. & 7:00 p.m.
Sunday @ 1:00 p.m.
Attractions
Contest Pow Wow
Hockey Tournaments: Adult & Minor
Volleyball
Basketball
Square Dancing & Teen Dance
Monster Bingo
Talent Show
Trade Show
Strongman Competition
Moccasin Games and more!
Dakota Nation Winterfest Wacipi Mini-Gallery

Wacipi Head Staff
Announcers: Howie Thomson, Tommy Christian
Arena Directors: Dale McKay, Jason Taylor
Invited Drum: Mato Pejuta
Host Drums: Riverside Dakota, Dakota Hotain
Invited Singers: Bullhorn Singers
Wacipi Dance Contest Categories
Junior Categories (7-12): $200 $100 $75 $50
Teen Categories (13-17): $300 $200 $100 $75
Golden Age (55+): $700 $500 $300 $100
Senior Adults (35-54): $700 $500 $300 $100
Junior Adults (18-34): $700 $500 $300 $100
Singing Contest: $7000 $4000 $3000 $2000 $1000
Location
Keystone Center
1175 18th St #1
Brandon, MB R7A 7C5, Canada
For More Information:
Phone: 204-855-2671, 204-303-0072
Email: jennifer.bone@dakotanation.com
This is an alcohol and drug free event. Security and first aid on site. No outside raffles or draws permitted.
Mark your calendar today so you don’t miss the next Dakota Nation Winterfest Wacipi in January at the Keystone Center in Brandon, Manitoba, Canada.

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Fort Taylor Civil War Heritage Days
2019-02-01 - 2019-02-03 | Fort Zachary Taylor Historic State Park, 601 Howard England Way, Key West, FL, 33040, United States
2019 Fort Taylor Civil War Heritage Days

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Be here for the 33rd Annual Fort Taylor Civil War Heritage Days on February 1-3, 2019 in Key West. This 3 day event portrays the time period of 1861-1862 at a Federal fortress. First person interpretation, weapons demonstrations and camp life are featured on a daily basis.

Fort Taylor Civil War Heritage Days
It’s an historical re-enactment of when Fort Taylor was active during the American Civil War in the 1860s. This fortress was one of three fortresses in Florida that was held by Federal forces throughout that conflict. While there were no major battles or skirmishes at Fort Taylor during the American Civil War, this event demonstrates to visitors the role the fortress played during the Civil War. It assisted the Federal Navy in administering the blockade of southern ports that was imposed by President Lincoln shortly after war broke out.
Event Time: Friday – 8:00am EST to Sunday – 5:00pm EST
Reenactor Fee: $5.00 fee for weekend. Another $5.00 for shooters on the schooners if you want to go on the boats. If you want to board the boat, but not be a shooter, that fee depends on the boat. Some charge full price (about $35, while some half that amount).
Location:
Fort Taylor
601 Howard England Way
Key West, FL 33040
Directions: Take I-95 south all the way into the Keys. Fort Taylor is located at the very tip end of the Keys.
For More Information
Confederate Contact: Col. Rick Brass 561-932-4924 cwbrass@hotmail.com
Federal Contact: Col. Bill Pangrass 352-615-3012 cog14nysm@peoplepc.com
The roar of cannon fire and the sight of soldiers in Civil War uniforms are to greet visitors at oceanfront Fort Zachary Taylor Civil War Heritage Days Friday though Sunday during the annual Civil War Heritage Days festival.
Key West was the only Deep South port that remained in Union hands throughout the Civil War, and Fort Taylor was a vital base for the Union blockade of Confederate ships. Captured blockade runners were forced to anchor in the waters just offshore.
Fort Taylor Civil War Heritage Days reenactment participants who portray southerners are “captured” as their vessel attempts to run the Federal blockade of Key West Harbor. The ship’s master is put on trial by a Federal court. The case is taken from an actual court transcript from 1862. The event features a military-style parade from a Civil War memorial to Fort Taylor along Key ‘ famous Duval Street. Visitors can also shop at period sutlers, the stores of the day. Event highlights focus on educating the public by sharing the history of Fort Taylor and life during the Civil War.
For more information on how to get involved in Fort Taylor Civil War Heritage Days, contact Kevin Bowes at kevin.bowes@dep.state.fl.us (link sends e-mail). , or (305) 292-6850.
Mark your calendar today so you don’t miss the next Fort Taylor Civil War Heritage Days the first weekend in February in Key West, Florida.
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Battle for Old Mill Station Civil War Reenactment
2019-02-02 | The Mountain and Old Mill Marketplace, 542 East Highway 64, Canton, TX, 75103, United States
2019 Battle for Old Mill Station Civil War Reenactment

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Relive history at the Battle for Old Mill Station Civil War Reenactment on February 2-3, 2019 at The Mountain & Old Mill Marketplace in Canton, Texas. On First Monday Trade Days in February, The Mountain & Old Mill Marketplace, in conjunction with the 9th Texas Infantry, one of the oldest Civil War reenactment units in Texas, presents a weekend of Civil War Reenactments along with a living history which will include a civilian camp, artisans, a sutlers tent and several historical displays.
Saturday evening at 6:00 p.m. we will host a Civil War era Ball at Barbie’s Playhouse stage. The main battle reenactments will take place behind the pavilions on Saturday and Sunday at 1:00 p.m. and will have a $10.00 entry fee with children 5 and under free. If you book overnight accommodations on The Mountain for the weekend you will have free entry to the battles for the entire family. Ask your host for your wristbands upon check-in. Bring your own chair as seating will be limited.
Shop our unique stores set in an Old West setting on The Mountain and browse thru the Pavilions for flea market treasures. Eat at your choice of various cafes, restaurants and food courts. Enjoy an Old West gunfight portrayed by The Mountains own Texicans at various show times Saturday and Sunday.
We invite you to step back in time with us to 1864 at the Battle for Old Mill Station Civil War Reenactment for a very special weekend on The Mountain and at Old Mill Marketplace. Costumes welcome and we look forward to seeing you there! For RV reservations or general information call Old Mill Marketplace at 903-567-5445. Vendor spots available too.
Admission
$10 Adult
5 & under – FREE
$5 First Monday Parking
You may come and go from the battlefield with your ticket. Guests with Mountain accommodations are free with wristband from your host.
Saturday
1:00 p.m. Battle Reenactment
6:00 p.m. Civil War Era Ball (costumes welcome)
Sunday
1:00 p.m. Battle Reenactment
Camping & Accommodations:
RV camping, Bed and Breakfast, many overnight accommodations available
Location
The Mountain
542 East Highway 64
Canton, TX 775103
903-567-5445
Directions: Entry to The Mountain and Old Mill Marketplace for the event is from East Hwy 64. First Monday Parking is $5. Entry to the battlefield and camp is behind the pavilions of Old Town Marketplace.

For More Information
Karen Fronterhouse: thegardenshoppe.canton@gmail.com 318-455-4489
Kathy Carter: mymediadesigns@gmail.com 318-455-4489
Mark your calendar today so you don’t miss the next Battle for Old Mill Station Civil War Reenactment on the first weekend of February at The Mountain & Old Mill Marketplace in Canton, Texas.
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Brooksville Native American Festival
2019-02-02 - 2019-02-03 | Florida Classic Park, 5360 Lockhart Rd., Brooksville, FL, 34602, United States
2019 Brooksville Native American Festival

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Don’t miss the 5th Annual Brooksville Native American Festival on February 2-3, 2019 at beautiful Florida Classic Park in Brooksville, Florida. Enjoy the finest in Native art and crafts, music, dancing and much, much more. The Brooksville Native American Festival for the whole family. This festival features a combination of dancing and music, artists and craftsmen from around the country, and the people who make the Native foods like fry bread and buffalo burgers, making it truly unique. People have attended from as far away as Puerto Rico.

Brooksville Native American Festival
The Brooksville Native American Festival has been awarded a Top Twenty Events Winner by the Southeast Tourism Society. Our mission is to provide hands-on education and entertainment for all ages, as well as authentic programs and vendors to keep our visitors engaged. We want the entire family to be caught up in Native culture from start to finish.
The family-friendly Brooksville Native American Festival will feature a full roster of non-stop entertainment acts both Saturday and Sunday that include music, dance, primitive skills demonstrations and more! Learn to build fire the primitive way. Listen to traditional Native American music. Watch ancient traditional Polynesian dancers. Visit an actual teepee. Shop for authentic handmade native arts and crafts and much more!
NEW FOR 2019:
Red Boyz Drum: The Red Boyz Drum are back. Experience the beauty, pageantry and color of traditional Native dances, feel the beat of the drum and join them in a social dance
Cody Blackbird Band: Raw, honest, organic, indigenous. The Cody Blackbird Band sets themselves apart from many of the pop-rock Indie bands that are in the musical marketplace today. Indigenous (Dakota, Cherokee, Romani gypsy) brothers Cody and Caleb Blackbird set out to form a group that honors the sacred music of their ancestors, while infusing the revolution of rock and R&B into their unique style. Utilizing the haunting sound of the traditional Native American wooden flute and hide skin drum, Cody has become the Pied Piper for a new generation of listeners, while his brother Caleb keeps the heartbeat of the pow-wow inside all of their songs.
No Ka Oi Polynesian Dancers: Joining us this year will be the No Ka Oi Polynesian Dancers. You don’t want to miss this exciting and fun exhibition of traditional island dancing, who knows you might even get to do the hula.
Admission
$8 – Adults ($14 Weekend Pass)
$4.00 Kids ($6 Weekend Pass)
Free – Under 5
Admission includes everything but the food and drink.
Brooksville Native American Festival Mini-Gallery

Tentative Schedule: Saturday & Sunday
10:00 am Gate Open
10:30 am Welcome
11:00 am Featured Dance Performers
11:30 am Intertribal Dancing
12:00 pm – 1 pm Scheduled Entertainer & Dance Groups (every 1/2 hour)
1:30 am Intertribal Dancing
2:00 pm Scheduled Entertainer
2:30 pm – 4:00 pm Scheduled Entertainer & Dance Groups (every 1/2 hour)
5:00 pm Intertribal Dancing
Close (6:00 pm Saturday / 5:00 pm Sunday)
Primitive & RV Camping
RV and tent camping are available on-site at the Florida Classic Park, 5360 Lockhart Rd. Brooksville FL 34602. Primitive and RV camping provided. Both require weekend passes. Public restrooms are part of the 52-acre park now. Dump station on site.
Call (904) 886-8378 office or email eanddmedia@gmail.com
RV – 30 amp with water $35 per night
RV – 50 amp with water $40 per night
Dry (primitive) camping $15 per night
Location
Florida Classic Park
5360 Lockhart Rd.
Brooksville, FL 34602
727-389-1395
Host Hotell
Days INN Brooksville: 6320 Windmere Rd, Brooksville, 352-7976-9486. Ask for the festival rate.

Q: What kind of entertainment do you have?
A: We have dancers who will showcase a variety of dance style from different tribal nations, we have demonstrators who will teach primitive skills and we will have contemporary Native musicians who will entertain with there unique style of music.
Q: Will there be food sold at festival?
A: Yes, we usually have 7-8 food vendors serving both traditional Native foods like buffalo burgers and frybread as well as more common fair food such as hotdogs. chicken nuggets and ice cream.
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Q: Are dogs allowed?
A: Yes, we welcome our four legged friends, all we ask is that they are well behaved, you keep them on a leash and that you pickup after them.
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Q: Is it appropriate to wear an Indian regalia/headdress?
A: NO, please do not come dressed as an” Indian”. While we know some people believe this is a way to honor Native Americans it is in fact the opposite, What Natives wear is not a costume; their regalia is an important part of their culture so please respect our wishes.
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Q: Can we take pictures?
A: Yes, we welcome photography at our event but please be respectful.
You can take pictures of dancers and demonstrators in the arena unless you are specifically asked not to (e.g. a special or ceremonial dance )
Outside the arena you may take pictures of individual performers but always ask permission first.
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Q: Is there additional charge for parking?
A: No, the only charge is individual admission and camping fees if you are staying overnight.
Mark your calendar today so you won’t miss the next Brooksville Native American Festival on the first Saturday and Sunday of February at beautiful Florida Classic Park in Brooksville, Florida.

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School Days at Fort Foster
2019-02-06 10:00 - 2019-02-08 13:00 | Fort Foster State Historic Site, 15402 U.S. 301 N., Thonotosassa, FL, 33592, United States
2019 School Days at Fort Foster

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Make a date with your class for School Days at Fort Foster on February 6-8, 2019 at Fort Foster State Historic Site in Thonotosassa, Florida. This “Back in Time” living history program, “School Days at Fort Foster”, is held on the three days preceding the Fort Foster Rendezvous, and features the military, Seminoles and civilians along with a variety of craft demonstrations. This event offers a special time for students to enjoy a first person history lesson, take a ranger-led tour of a Florida frontiers fort, and interact with period-dress, Seminole natives. An opportunity to purchase period merchandise and refreshments is available to your students.
NOTE: This event is also listed with Mountain Man Rendezvous as it precedes the Fort Foster Rendezvous that follows the next two days after “School Days at Fort Foster.”
Fees: Student admission for this special event is a $2 donation to Hillsborough River State Park Preservation Society per student. There is no charge for teachers and chaperones.
Event Time:
Repeats every day 3 times .
Wednesday: 10:00 am to 1:00 pm
Thursday: 10:00 am to 1:00 pm
Friday: 10:00 am to 1:00 pm
Fort Foster Contact Info:
Ranger Station: (813) 987-6771
Additional Information: ava.l.foster@floridadep.gov
All school groups, sutlers, vendors, and demonstrators, must register by January 25th. Please see the “Additional Information” tab for registration forms.
Location
The Fort Foster State Historic Site is located adjacent to Hillsborough River State Park on U.S. 301 North, 9 miles north of Fowler Avenue and 6 miles south of Zephyrhills.
Mark your calendar today so you don’t miss the next School Days at Fort Foster in January at Fort Foster State Historic Site in Thonotosassa, Florida, the day before the Fort Foster Rendezous.
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Frozen Butt Rendezvous
2019-02-08 - 2019-02-10 | Corndodger Station, Frankfort, KS, 66427, United States
2019 Frozen Butt Rendezvous

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Don’t miss the 39th Annual Frozen Butt Rendezvous on February 8-10, 2019 at Corndodger Station, 7.5 miles west of Frankfort, Kansas. Bring your rifle, pistol, smoothbores, bow, hawk, knife and whatever else you may want to use for competing at the Frozen Butt Rendezvous. The Kaw Valley Muzzleloaders, host of the Frozen Butt Rendezvous invites bring lots of powder ’cause there are a lot of shooting events for you to enter. There is no Grand Aggregate Prize; all events will be stand-alone events. Shoot what you want, when you want!
Spectators and New Shooters are always Welcome.
Lots of Shooting Events: Rifle / Pistol Walk, Knife & Hawk, Archery & Shotgun
Saturday Night Meal will be provided for Shooters and Families.
Camp Fee (includes event fees)
* One registered shooter per camp is required.
* $20.00 Single; $30.00 Family
* Fire Wood is available.
* Limit Open Fire Pits. Use Fire Box if possible.
* Fire Barrels available on site.
* Fire bucket required in all camps.
* Clean outhouses are on site.
* No drinking water is available.
* Primitive and modern camps available.
* Keep ‘non-period’ items covered in Primitive Camp.
* ‘Quiet Camp’ is available for old timers.
* No loaded guns are allowed in camp.
Frozen Butt Rendezvous Mini-Gallery

Things to know about the Kansas-Nebraska Rendezvous
* Pre-1840s dress is strongly encouraged.
* All pets must be on leash at all times.
* Horses must be tied up or under control at all times.
* Traditional Arms only
* Shooting will be from the Pouch
* Open Iron Sights only
* Patched Round Ball only
* Some ranges open Friday as weather and time permit.
* Ruling of Range Officer and Booshway is final on all range and camp issues.
* Tin Cup Rule is in effect.
* No Grand Agg Prize. All events will be stand-alone events. Shoot what you want, when you want!
* Traders welsomc – Please register (no additional fee)

Kansas-Nebraska Rendezvous Location
Corndodger Station Range is the same site as the 2003 and 2018 High Plains Regional Rendezvous.
Google Map Link for Frankfort, KS 66427. Follow directions from this or other points to Corndodger Station Range.

Directions to Range:
From the South:
If coming from the South West take I-70 to US 77.
Go North through Manhattan & Randolph to Waterville
Take K9 east through Blue Rapids.
K9 turns east just past the river bridge leaving Blue Rapids
Go 5.5 miles to 15th Rd.
Turn South 1 mile on gravel.
From the South East
Take I-70 to US99. Go North through Wamego and Westmoreland to Frankfort.
Go West out of Frankfort on K9 7.5 miles to 15th Rd.
Turn South 1 mile on gravel.
From the North West
Take US 36 to Marysville
Then take US77 South.
Just before Blue Rapids take K9 East 5.5 miles to 15th Rd.
Turn South 1 mile on gravel.
From the North East
Take US 36 to the US99 Junction (there is a flashing light here).
Go South to Frankfort
Then go West out of Frankfort on K9 7.5 miles to 15th Rd.
Turn South 1 mile on gravel.
NOTE: At 15th Road there is a Corndodger Station sign on the South Side of the Road.

For more information:
Booshway, Lee Tebbutt 785-617-0061
Chris Emme 785-410-4643; Neil Taylor 785-565-1612
History of the Frozen Butt Rendezvous
When the Kaw Valley Muzzleloaders initially organized they held several rendezvous type shoots. The event that seemed to attract the most interest was the winter shoot held in February. The first few shoots in February were just called a winter rendezvous. It soon became apparent that while the participants were enjoying themselves they were also freezing their backsides off. Thus the name Frozen Butt Rendezvous naturally evolved.
Mark your calendar today so you don’t miss the next Frozen Butt Rendezvous in February at Corndodger Station near Frankfort, Kansas.
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Micos Legacy PowWow
2019-02-09 - 2019-02-10 | Orange Springs Powwow Grounds, 21449 ne 130th court Rd, Fort Mc Coy, FL, 32134, United States
2019 Cox-Osceola Seminole Micos Legacy PowWow

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Join us for the Annual Cox-Osceola Seminole Micos Legacy PowWow on February 9-10, 2019 at the Orange Springs Powwow Grounds on the Cox Osceola Seminole Indian Reservation in Fort McCoy, Florida. All dancers, vendors and public are welcome to experience the sights and sounds of American Indian dancing and singing, American Indian Arts & Crafts vendors and Patchwork Sewing Demonstrations, Native Food Booths, Auctions, Raffles, Luck Of The Draw Dances ($5 Entry), and more! Note: Date is correct, but other info from 2018 event. This will be updated soon.
Public, Daners, Drums & Vendors Welcome
Entry $3 Donation for Adults; Children 12 and under Free
Free Primitive Camping Open To Everyone!
Hours
Friday: 12:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Saturday: 9:00 am-10:00 pm
Sunday: 9:00 am-4:00 pm
Powwow Head Staff
Northern Drum: To Be Announced
Southern Drum: To Be Announced
Head Lady: To Be Announced
Head Man: To Be Announced
Jr Head Lady: To Be Announced
Jr Head Man: To Be Announced
Arena Director: To Be Announced
Master of Ceremonies & Entertainment: To Be Announced
Head Vet: To Be Announced
Location
Cox-Osceola Seminole Indian Reservation
Orange Springs PowWow Grounds
21449 NE 130th Ct Rd
Fort McCoy, FL 32134
Information & Registration:
Tribal Office (352)546-3910
Oklevbandyamasseeoffice@Gmail.Com
The Micos Legacy PowWow is a family event with a zero drug and alcohol tolerance.
So, mark your calendar today so you won’t miss the next Micos Legacy PowWow at the Orange Springs Powwow Grounds on the Cox Osceola Seminole Indian Reservation in Fort McCoy, Florida.
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Wildhorse Pow Wow
2019-02-09 - 2019-02-10 | Leuzinger High School, 4118 W. Rosecrans AVE., Lawndale,, CA, 90260, United States
2019 Wildhorse Pow Wow

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All are welcome at the 23rd Annual Wildhorse Pow Wow on February 9-10, 2019 at Leuzinger High School in Lawndale, California. Always on the second weekend of February, and often landing on Valentine’s Day, the Wildhorse Pow Wow serves as a kind of opening ceremony for the Southern California pow wow circuit. Experience Native American dancing and singing, arts and crafts and food. The Wildhorse Singers formed in 1985 out of necessity. One of its founders and the current pow wow organizer, Jorge Lechuga, formed the group as a sober drum for recovering alcoholics and drug addicts. Although he and his family are Diné, the Wildhorse Singers is often as diverse as the more than 150,000 Natives living in the greater Los Angeles area.

Wildhorse Pow Wow
Today, the Wildhorse Singers and their supporters from the Wildhorse Native American Association, are dedicated to the Native community, starting the Wildhorse Pow Wow because they wanted to do something for the community.
Free Admission – All Drums & Dancers Welcome
Hours
Saturday 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM – Grand Entry @ Noon
Sunday 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM – Grand Entry @ Noon
Head Staff
Master of Ceremonies – Arlie Neskahl (Diné)
Head Man Dancer – Jake Miller (MHA / Northern Cheyenne)
Head Woman Dancer – Katianna Warren (Dine)
Host Drum -Bad Soul (Grande Ronde, OR)
Contests
Drum Contest
Hand Drum Contest
Other Sponsored Dance Contests
Vendors
$150 for 1 day; $200 for 2 days; Download application from event website.
For more information: 310-987-1274
Location
Leuzinger High School
4118 W. Rosecrans AVE.
Lawndale,,CA 90260
(310) 263-2201
Unlike the big California casinos, the Wildhorse Pow Wow is almost exclusively funded through its food sales. Often whatever is left over from the pow wow goes into a few small scholarships that are then given to young Native adults already in college. And although their scholarships are seldom larger than $500, any little bit helps Native students.
Wildhorse Princess Pageant
The Wildhorse Princess Pageant was created to help young native girls/women to strive for higher education and to keep their traditional traditions alive. Wildhorse Pow Wow Princess primary goal will be to utilize communication skills through teaching and sharing with the rich traditions, culture, and heritage of Native American Indian people. The Wildhorse Pow Wow Princess serves as a role model, leader in the community and representative of the annual Wildhorse Pow Wow and as well as a goodwill ambassador from all cultures/native nations throughout the greater Los Angeles and beyond.
The Wildhorse Princess pageant is held for young native girls/women who are between the ages of 8 to 17. Each contestant competes in the areas of: Public Speaking, Personal Interview, Essay, Letter of Recommendation, Raffle Ticket Sales, Traditional Presentation and Pow Wow Dance Competition. For more information, email wildhorseprincess@hotmail.com.
Mark your calendar today so you don’t miss the next Wildhorse Pow Wow in Lawwndale, California on the second weekend of February.
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Stockton Winter Powwow
2019-02-09 11:00 - 21:00 | University of the Pacific Main Gym, 3621 Stagg Way, Stockton, CA, United States
2019 Stockton Winter Powwow

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Join us at the 18th Annual Stockton Winter Powwow on February 9, 2019 at the University of the Pacific Main Gym in Stockton, California. The Stockton Pow Wow Committee, University of the Pacific El Centro (Latinx Outreach), and Stockton Bingo are proud to host their annual winter Pow Wow event! All people are welcome to experience this campus and community gathering where indigenous peoples of the West share their songs, dances, drums, arts, crafts, foods, and more.

Stockton Community/UOP Winter Benefit Powwow
Intertribal dancing songs are sung and everyone dances to the beat of the drum. Come and enjoy the rich cultures of our Nation’s Native peoples! The Stockton Winter Benefit Powwow (aka Stockton Community/UOP Winter Benefit Powwow) features Indian tacos, 50/50 raffles, and cakewalk.
Admission: Free! Public Welcome
Hours: 11:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.11:00 a.m. Gourd Dance12:00 p.m. Grand Entry6:00 p.m. Gourd Dance7:00 p.m. Grand Entry
Powwow Head StaffHead Man: Robert Leroy SrHead Woman: Francis Rocha LeroyHead Teen Boy: Robert Leroy JrHead Teen Girl: Juliet CervantesHead Junior Boy: Dougie KaiserMaster Of Ceremonies: Thomas PhillipsArena Director: David Wilon JrHost Northern Drum: To Be AnnouncedHost Southern Drum: Aaron Bear & Co.
Location: University of the Pacific Main Gym3621 Stagg WayStockton, CA 95211
For More Information:Chris Rosado 209-662-3131 iruiz@pacific.edu

Mark your calendar today so you don’t miss the next Stockton Community/UOP Winter Benefit Powwow in February at the University of the Pacific Main Gym in Stockton, California.
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Puget Sound Free Trappers Rain Dee Voo
2019-02-15 - 2019-02-17 | Capitol City Rifle and Pistol Club, 14318 Littlerock Rd SW, Rochester, WA, 98579, United States
2019 Puget Sound Free Trappers Rain Dee Voo

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All are welcome at the annual Puget Sound Free Trappers Rain Dee Voo on February 15-17, 2019 at the Capitol City Rifle and Pistol Club in Rochster, Washington. You and your family are welcome to attend our annual President’s Day weekend event. There will be prizes for the events. Some of the events include a trail walk, novelty shoots, and archery. If you would like more information please contact the Booshway at the phone number below.
Rain Dee Voo Contests
Rifle Trail Walk (Bonus points for attire)
Pistol Trail Walk
Trade Gun
Knife & ‘Hawk Walk
Under 12 Range & Trail
Primitive Archery
Novelty shoots
Puget Sound Free Trappers Rain Dee Voo General Info
* Heated Indoor Trading Post (Traders Welcome)
* Aggregate: Rifle, plus Archery or Knife & ‘Hawk combined (Rifle tiebreaker breaks all ties)
* Aggregate Prize Blanket for Adults, Juniors, and Under 12’s
* Dutch Oven Cook-off (Outdoor Preparation), Main Dish and Dessert Categories
Fees and Such
Shooters: Men/Women Aggregate: $27.00 plus Blanket Prize
Blanket Prize: $10 value you would be glad to receive
Junior Shooters (under age 16): $6.00
Short Hunters & Young Scouts (under age 12): FREE
Single Event Participation: $6.00
Camping (Each Camp): $11.00 (Prize for best primitive camp)
Kitchen open Friday, Saturday and Sunday

Friday All Trails open at 1:00 PM
Saturday
All Trails open at 9:00 AM, Last start 3:00 PM
Short Hunters Trail One-shot Buffalo Hunt today
Dutch Oven Cook-off, Pot Luck Dinner follows at 6:00 PM, then Traders’ Auction and Poker Tourney
Sunday
Trails including archery open 9:00 AM, Last start at 10:00 AM, All Scores in by Noon
Novelty Shoot in the AM, Awards Ceremony at 2:00 PM
Location
Capitol City Rifle and Pistol Club
14318 Littlerock Rd SW
Rochester, WA 98579

Driving south on I-5:
Take exit 95 “Littlerock/Maytown;”
exit ramp becomes Maytown Rd.;
go 2.8 miles to Littlerock;
take the sharp left bend in town;
go 1.5 miles further;
Club is on the left.
Driving north on I-5:
Take exit 95 “Littlerock/Maytown;”
turn left at the end of the exit ramp;
go under the I-5 overpass to stop sign and turn right onto Maytown Rd.;
go 2.8 miles to Littlerock,
take the sharp left bend in town, go 1.5 miles further;
Club is on the left.
For More Information:
Booshway: Clarence Atchison clarence@starr-safety.com 206-271-7504
Segundo: Roy Williams argonauts166@gmail.com
Bob Gietz duckfreak@q.com 360-273-7862
Mark your calendar today so you don’t miss the next Puget Sound Free Trappers Rain Dee Voo on President’s Day Weekend in February at the Capitol City Rifle and Pistol Club in Rochster, Washington.
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Groveton Civil War Weekend Battle of Blackjack Grove
2019-02-15 - 2019-02-17 | Groveton Indian Athletic Complex, 94 East & 6th Street, Groveton, TX, 75845, United States
2019 Groveton Civil War Weekend Battle of Blackjack Grove

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History comes to life at the 3rd Annual Groveton Civil War Weekend Battle of Blackjack Grove Grove on February 15-17, 2019 at the Groveton Indian Athletic Complex in Groveton, Texas. The Trinity County Chamber of Commerce and 3rd Regiment of Texas Cavalry Living History Troupe will host a living history camp, complete with civil war battle reenactments. Feel the ground shake as cavalry charge to battle; hear cannons roar as artillery fire; and watch infantry clash in combat.

Groveton Civil War Weekend Battle of Blackjack Grove: Horseback View
Camps will open Friday from 9:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. for school children from across the area on School Day. On Saturday and Sunday, Camps will open for the general public at 9 AM with battles at 2 PM on Saturday and 2 PM on Sunday. A 19th century ball will be held on Saturday night starting at 7 PM. Church services will be held at 10 AM on Sunday.
Civil War Reenactors from The 3rd Regiment of Texas Cavalry along with others play the roles of infantry soldiers, artillery gunners, cavalry, medical corps, civilians and others. Explore the grounds of the Groveton Civil War Weekend Battle of Blackjack Grove throughout the day to find demonstrations such as spinning and weaving, soapmaking, blacksmithing, woodworking, cooking and more.
Public Hours: Saturday & Sunday:
9:00 A.M. Camps Open
2:00 P.M. Battle Reenactments
Admission: $5.00/adult/day $1.00/student/day
Visitor Highlights

A historical Civil War Reenactment
Major Battle Reenactments on Saturday and Sunday
Civil War period Encampments
Reenactors in uniforms
Firearms of all sorts used in the Civil War including canons
Horse mounted Cavalry and artillery units
Open fire cooking by soldiers
Period vendors of dry goods, notions, and snacks
Enjoy your favorite festival food as well as modern vendors.

Friday: School Day
Friday is dedicated to School Day. Students from area counties will be invited to visit the event. Groveton Civil War Weekend Battle of Blackjack Grove reenactors will hold demonstrations on weapons, clothing, food preparation and camp living. Students will especially enjoy participating in the mid-day skirmish. It will be an educational experience the many children will never forget.
The Trinity County Chamber of Commerce, The 3rd Regiment of Texas Cavalry Living History Troupe, The City of Groveton and Groveton ISD are pleased to invite your school to attend a Day of Learning to draw attention to the history and romance of the civil war way of life. The Living History Camps will be on hand to demonstrate Camp Life and Military Activities. Students will also have an opportunity to participate in a mid-day skirmish. Due to the limited capacity for this event, reservations are required.
What: Groveton Civil War Living History; demonstrations of the era; walk through the camps, visit camp families, their way of life, demonstration of weaponry, clothing and foods prepared
When: 3rd Friday in February, 9:00 am – 2:00 pm;
Directions: Groveton Athletic Complex, Highway 94 and 6th St. Groveton, Tx. Follow the signs.
Cost: $1.00/student Free Admission for Teachers/Bus Drivers/School Personnel
What to Wear: Walking shoes, jeans, jacket. You will be in a pasture.
What to Bring: Lunch, if not purchasing from concessions. Food items, Snacks, Sodas and Water will be available for purchase.
* All minors must have Parent/Guardian Release Form signed on file with school
* Parents/teachers/chaperones are responsible for student’s conduct
* Students must be supervised and stay with their groups at all times
* Lunch facilities, trash cans and clean port-o-lets available throughout the park
* We are not responsible for your person or your property
Please feel free to call if you have any questions. Contact Cheryl McMahon 936-707-4596 or The Chamber Office 936-642-1715. Warm regards, Jack McMahon President, Chamber of Commerce.
Downtown Parade & Skirmish
Saturday 10:00 A.M. Parade begins at 4th & Main, ending at the Town Square with a Battle Skirmish.
19th Century Period Ball
Saturday night a 19th Century Period Ball will be held in the Old Gym @ Groveton Elementary School (Period dress suggested) Door Prizes & Best Costume. The public is invited to put on their best antebellum Sunday Go-to-Meetin’ finery and join the fun at the Groveton Civil War Weekend Battle of Blackjack Grove.
Location
Groveton Indian Athletic Complex
94 East & 6th Street
Groveton, TX 75845
(follow black & gold signs)
For More Information
Trinity County Chamber of Commerce
Phone: 936-642-1715; Email: tccoc@trinitycountychamber.org
Contact: Cheryl McMahon 936-707-4596
Vendor Information
Vendors must have your booth set up and ready to operate by 9:00 a.m. Friday until closing @ 2:00 p.m. and on Saturday and Sunday 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Vendors must supply their own tables and chairs, awnings, etc. Camp will be open for set up Thursday @ noon.
Online Registration Form & Vendor Details
Online Sutler Registration Form & Details

Groveton Civil War Weekend Schedule (subject to change)
Overnight Accommodations:
Groveton EMS RV Park – 936-642-1212
Eastepp’s RV 936-638-4307
County Seat Café RV Park – 936-642-1475
Hotels located in Lufkin, Trinity and Crockett
Thursday
8 AM Area open for Sutler Registration
12 PM Reenactor registration open
11 PM Registration Closed
Friday
6 AM Registration reopens
8 AM Registration closed, all vehicles out of camps
9 AM School day starts
12:30 PM Skirmish for School Kids
1:45 PM Registration reopens
2 PM School day over, camps reopen for set up
11 PM Registration closed
Saturday
6:30 AM Reveille
8 AM Officers Call/ALL vehicles out of camp
9 AM Camps open to public 9:30 AM Troop formation and safety inspections
10 AM Parade culminating with downtown skirmish
1 PM Ladies Tea
2 PM The Battle of Blackjack Grove
4 PM Camps closed to the public
5:30 PM Dinner for reenactors
7 PM 19th Century Ball/Door Prizes/Best Costumes (transportation to and from dance for reenactors)
9 PM TAPS
Sunday
7 AM Reveille
8 AM Officers Call
9 AM Camps open to public
10 AM Church Call/Jack McMahon to lead worship service based on Book of Common Prayer as used by General Robert E. Lee
1:30 PM Day 2: The Battle of Blackjack Grove
3 PM Strike the Tents/Camps closed/Gates open

Reenactor Information
Registration FEE – $5.00

2 – 10 lbs of powder ration will be issued to registered mounted artillery.
1 – 10 lb ration to registered static artillery
1 lb of powder ration to ALL combatants registered before December 31
Hay, water and firewood will be provided for reenactors until supply depleted
Registration will be available on Thursday beginning @ noon. NO camp set up on Friday during school day; will begin @ 3:00 after all students and buses are gone.
Dinner and period Dance will be held on Saturday evening at no charge. Dinner @ 5:30 p.m.
Dance begins @ 7:00 p.m. Door prizes and Best Costume prizes.

Transportation will be available for reenactors to and from dinner and dance)

Absolutely NO Artillery Fire after 5:00 pm – NO EXCEPTIONS!
Online Reenactor Registration Form & Rules of Engagement & Other Details

About the Battle of Blackjack Grove
After the war, many of the survivors returned to Trinity County, where they founded Groveton. Today, many county residents are descendants of the three companies of soldiers that the county provided during the Civil War. The Groveton Civil War Weekend is an effort to continue to re-enact the history of our county, state, and nation because it is imperative that younger generations appreciate and remember the past so they won’t make the same mistakes. Where did they get the name of this battle that never happened? Since Groveton didn’t exist during the Civil War, organizers decided to name the battle after where Groveton got its name: a grove of Blackjack oak trees just outside of town!
Mark your calendar today so you don’t miss the next Groveton Civil War Weekend Battle of Blackjack Grove in February at the Groveton Indian Athletic Complex in Groveton, Texas.

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Thunder on the Beach Powwow
2019-02-15 - 2019-02-17 | Indian River County Fairgrounds, 7955 58th Avenue, Vero Beach, FL, 32967, United States
2019 Thunder on the Beach Powwow
Join us for the Thunder on the Beach Powwow on February 15-17, 2019 at the Indian River County Fairgrounds in Vero Beach, Florida. Tribes from every corner of America and Canada will be represented at the Powwow. Join us for a jam packed spectacular live performance that features over 30 Artisans and Crafters, Flute Makers, Great Food, Story Circle and much more.

Thunder on the Beach Powwow Grand Entry
The Thunder on the Beach Powwow is a three day event that opens Friday at 3.00 p.m. – 9.30 p.m.; on Saturday from 10.00 a.m. – 9.30 p.m., then on Sunday from 10.00 a.m. – 5.30 p.m. There will be lots of dancing and drumming, singing and flute playing, We have auctions and many acts in the arena and in the field . There are food booths (Native food booths and popcorn, ice cream, chicken wings, and buffalo burgers, drinks and the greatest fry bread ever. The corn on the cob guy will be there with corn, loaded baked potatoes.
We are under roof so rain will not be an issue. The Thunder on the Beach Powwow is a no drinking or drugs, family-friendly event. Just come and have a good time!
Admission Fees
Adults $10.00 (advanced ticket discount $8.00)
Children 6-12 $5.00
Children under 5 are free
Military in Uniform & Veterans with Proper ID FREE
Dancers with Regalia – Free Admission & Primitive Camping
Powwow Activities:
* Gourd Dancing
* Tipi Display
* Intertribal Dancing
* Craft Competition
* Princess Competition
* Native American Food
* Top Quality Vendors
Powwow Schedule
Gates Open: Friday 4:00 p.m.; Saturday & Sunday 10:00 a.m.
Grand Entries: Friday 6 p.m.; Saturday 12 p.m. & 6 p.m.; Sunday 12 p.m.
Powwow Head Staff:
Host Southern Drum: Otter Tail
Host Northern Drum: Red Boys
Head Man: Thomas Zermino
Head Lady: Juanita Zermino

Camping
Tent Camping $25/night
RV camping $40/night with full hook-ups
Location
Indian River County Fairgrounds
7955 58th Avenue
Vero Beach, FL 32967
Directions: I-95 to Vero Beach. Exit East to 58th Avene. Turn left for 6 miles. Powwow is on the left.
For More Information
Richard Gallant: Email Info@fiha.us; Call 772-519-7888
Mark your calendar today so you don’t miss the next Thunder on the Beach Powwow in February at the Indian River County Fairgrounds in Vero Beach, Florida. The Thunder on the Beach Powwow is a family friendly event: No drugs or alcohol permitted. All dogs must be kept on a leash.
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Olustee Battle Reenactment
2019-02-15 - 2019-02-17 | Olustee Battlefield Historic State Park, Sanderson, FL, 32087, United States
2019 Olustee Battle Reenactment

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Experience the 43rd Annual Olustee Battle Reenactment (aka Battle of Ocean Pond Reenactment) on February 15-17, 2019 at the Olustee Battlefield State Park near Sanderson, Florida. This is the famous site of Florida’s Largest Civil War Battle. The Battle of Olustee is the largest, annual Civil War event in the southeastern United States. Over 2,500 Civil War reenactors (men, women and children) come to the Olustee Battlefield Historic State Park every year from all over the United States. These reenactors portray military personnel (infantry, artillery, cavalry, medical), members of the U.S. Sanitary Commission, and Civil War era civilians and sutlers. Numerous Civil War authors and historical exhibitors can be seen throughout the weekend. You can listen to almost continuous presentations under the large (9,000 square feet) tent. Plenty of seating is available.

Olustee Battle Reenactment ((aka Battle of Ocean Pond Reenactment)
Shuttle rides are available to the Battle Site at Olustee from the Lake City Airport and Baker County Prison Center. Both sites are located on US 90 East & West of the Olustee Battle Site. Minimum bus charge is $2.00 for Adults and $1.00 for Students; Preschool children are free.
Admission FeesATM not available – credit/debit cards not acceptedAdults – $12School-age children – $6Pre-school-age children – FREEFriday School Day – $5
Olustee Battle Reenactment Schedule by Day: Thursday10:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m. Early setup – EARLY SET-UP. Early registration opens. You must register and pick up parking passes and ID cards.Reenactors, Do not arrive before Thursday. You will not be allowed to set up prior to Thursday.10:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m. Early setup – Early registration opens. You must register and pick up parking passes and ID cards.Reenactors, Do not arrive before Thursday. You will not be allowed to set up prior to Thursday.3:00 p.m. Safety meeting for overall commanders, safety coordinators, safety assistants, and pyrotechnician at the Ball Tent. Friday Schedule for Olustee Battle Reenactment8:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Registration. ALL PARTICIPANTS MUST REGISTER UPON ARRIVAL. Your returned preregistration forms are used only for planning. When you arrive, you must register, sign waivers, and pick up parking cards.8:00 a.m. Back Gate (250-A) opens.8:30 a.m. Colors on Museum/Monument Field. The day’s announcements, schedule changes, messages, etc., will be made at this time. Early arrivals are expected to attend at this time.8:45 a.m. Wreath Laying9:00 a.m. Civil War Memorial Service at Oaklawn Cemetery, Lake City, on W. Franklin Street (off 41 N)9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Tours and medical demonstrations for school children and groups. Anyone who can help with school children and all Medical Units are asked to assist with either 10-minute living history presentations or as group guides.9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Educational Exhibits and Programs under the Ball tent.9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Entertainment, arts, crafts and food booths in Lake City with opening ceremonies at noon.All Day Reenactor only campaign8:00 p.m. Artillery night firing at Artillery Demonstration Field, across from the museum. (Cannons to be inspected before firing. Viewers must stay outside fence.)8:30 p.m. – 10:30 p.m. Old Fashioned Barn Dance and dance instruction under the Ball Tent! Open to all participants. Period attire is not required.12:00 p.m. Quiet Time – All generators off! Saturday Schedule for Olustee Battle Reenactment7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.Registration open. Front gate closed to all traffic until 5:00 p.m. Sunday.You must park outside gate to register. You will be instructed to take an alternate route to drive to your area. A map will be provided in your registration packet. You will not be admitted through alternate entrances without the proper permits.8:00 a.m. Colors at Museum/Monument Field. Mandatory for all units. The day’s announcements, schedule changes and roll call will be made at this time.Immediately following colors: Shuttle buses to Lake City for parade will load at park entrance. A light breakfast will be provided for all parade participants in Lake City. Come to Colors prepared to board buses.9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Authentic campsites open to the public. Please post guards and police your areas.9:30 a.m. All horses, buggies and wagons take parade positions in Lake City.9:45 a.m. All parade units in position in Lake City.10:30 a.m. Parade in Lake City. Starts at Department of Transportation building, travels north on S. Marion to U.S. 90, then west on U.S. 90. Disbands near Columbia County School Board Administrative Offices.11:00 a.m. Artillery inspection. All artillery guns and crews must be present. Participation is mandatory for each man and each piece in order to participate in firing activities during any part of the event.11:00 a.m. Presentation under the Ball Tent: The Service of “People of Color” in the Civil War.12:00 p.m. Period music concert at demonstration area.1:00 p.m. Medical demonstration for the public at the Medical tent. All medical units are invited to participate.1:30 p.m. Ladies Tea at the Ball Tent. Program: TBA2:30 p.m. Period music concert at the Battlefield.3:00 p.m. Pyrotechnics field orientation for reenactors.3:30 p.m. Battle reenactment begins on the battlefield.8:00 p.m. – 11:30 p.m. Battle of Olustee Ball at the Ball Tent. Period attire required. Participants only.12:00 p.m. Quiet Time. All generators off! Sunday Schedule for Olustee Battle Reenactment 8:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Registration closes at 11:00 a.m.8:30 a.m. Colors on Museum/Monument Grounds. Mandatory for all units. The day’s announcements. schedule changes and roll call will be made at this time. Streamers will be given out by groups at this time.9:00 a.m. Union Monument Ceremony. Those wishing to march after colors to the Union Monument for the annual observance are invited to join in.9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Authentic campsites open to the public. Please post guards and police your areas.9:00 a.m. – 9:45 a.m. Medical demonstration at the Medical tent. All medical units are invited to participate.9:30 a.m. Artillery Units. Stipends issued to gun owners at Artillery Camp headquarters.9:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Cavalry drill coordination. Pyrotechnics orientation for reenactors.10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Period church services in Authentic Camps and under the Ball Tent.12:30 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. Period music concert at the Battlefield.12:45 p.m. All units form up on Battlefield at assigned positions.1:00 p.m. Safety inspection. Mandatory for all participants.1:30 p.m. Battle of Olustee begins – Florida’s largest Civil War battle2:45 p.m. Formal retreat for Final Volley and Thanks.3:00 p.m. Reenactors, sulters and exhibitors wishing to spend the night may stay until Monday. Exit through back gates only until 5:00 p.m.5:00 p.m. All gates open for reenactors to exit.
Parking: Beginning in 2019, public parking is NOT allowed along US 90, at or close to the battlefield, with the exception of persons with a disability placard. FREE bus shuttle service is provided from the Dowling Center, 1.5 miles EAST of the Battlefield on U.S. 90, directly across from the Baker County Correctional Institutional. No shuttle buses will operate west of the Battlefield.
Stay another day and come back next year!Reenactors, sulters and other exhibitors wishing to spend the night after the Olustee Battle Reenactment may stay until Monday.
For More InformationCall 877-635-3655; Email olusteecso@yahoo.com,
Spectator Tips for Olustee Battle Reenactment
Camps: While a number of the Olustee Battle Reenactment participants camp in the modern area, most camp in Civil War style—from tents in all sizes and styles to campaign (no tents and just what they can carry on their backs). The camps are everywhere. Many are strictly military, others are civilian and still others are combined. Visitors/spectators are encouraged to visit the authentic camps, wander among the campfires, listen to the soldiers and civilians and ask questions. While you should not wander through the modern reenactor camps, you are welcome to visit the authentic Federal (Union) infantry and civilian camps, the combined Federal and Confederate cavalry and artillery camps, and the Confederate infantry and civilian camps.
Olustee Battle Reenactment Mini-Gallery

Sutlers are Civil War-era merchants. During the Civil War every regiment or brigade had a sutler licensed to follow along and sell “extras” to the men. These extras included food items, such as cans of sweetened condensed milk (a favorite with the men); to clothing, such as civilian-style shirts; to some items hidden away from the eyes of the Provost (military police). Olustee usually has 40-50 sutlers in attendance and these sutlers must pass inspection for the authenticity of their goods and appearance.
Daily Olustee Battle Reenactment Schedule Summaries:
Friday: Education DayFriday is the day when thousands of students invade the site with their teachers and parents to learn more about the Civil War. There are medical, cavalry, artillery and infantry demonstrations. Some students are here just to roam, talk to the reenactors and absorb history. Others have definite history assignments they are working on, everything from books to audio and photographic projects. If you wish your child to attend, ask your school to contact the Florida Park Service at (386) 397-2733 or e-mail olusteecso@yahoo.com. Many home-schoolers bring their children to Olustee to absorb this period of our history.Saturday: Olustee Battle ReenactmentUnless you must witness the scripted Olustee Battle Reenactment, Saturday is the best day for spectators. Not only do you have most of the day to visit the authentic camps and sutler area, but the full-scale Saturday battle is not until 3:30 pm (or 2 hours later than on Sunday). In addition, the crowds will be smaller than on Sunday. And after the battle, why rush to wait in the lines at the bus pickup points when you can take your time ambling through the camps watching the reenactors rest up and clean their weapons after fighting and dying.

After dinner, many of the reenactors will be putting on their dress uniforms and gowns for the Reenactor’s Ball later that evening. The Ball is not open to the spectators and you will have left the event site long before it begins. Other reenactors will spend the evening campfire visiting, telling tales of other events, discussing the Civil War and just visiting with friends. The “sense of community” is strong among reenactors and many of us don’t see each other except for these events, as our homes are distant from one another. But friendships are strong and campfire visits are the best time to meet with comrades: when officers and enlisted men, from ditch diggers to bank presidents and even, of all things, entomologists, share the warmth of the fire and a drink from a canteen (or other liquid containers).
Sunday: Olustee Battle ReenactmentPlan to arrive early on Sunday, as the main event – the scripted Olustee Battle Reenactment, is at 1:30 pm. If you want to see any of the camps or spend time at the sutler area you need to arrive early as you should really head toward the battle area about 12:30 at the latest. Arrive after this time and the best seats—there are only eight sets of bleachers—will be taken. Why not pack a picnic lunch and use the time waiting to enjoy it with your family. An authentic band will play Civil War music to entertain you while you wait. [Hint: Since this is a Federal defeat, most of the action takes place on the Union side (east side) of the field. Find a seat on the ground there.]
Even before the troops begin to assemble for Sunday’s Olustee Battle Reenactment, many of them will take down their tents and pack their belongings. We all have a long drive home—especially those from the northern states—and after the battle we will be scattering to the four winds. If you do not arrive early on Sunday then you should visit the camps before the battle. After the battle, when the troops are breaking camp, is the best time to visit the sutlers who usually stay until Monday. And when you have finished there, the bus lines will be much shorter for the ride back to your car.
More Olustee Battle Reenactment Details:Why is it Important to Register at the Battle of Olustee?Links to all details for Reenactors, Vendors, Visitors, etc.Where is he ReenactmentCapsule History of Battle

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Fort Umpqua Muzzleloaders Frontier Heritage Fair
2019-02-16 - 2019-02-17 | Lane County Fairgrounds Auditorium, 796 W 13th Avenue, Eugene, OR, 97402, United States
2019 Fort Umpqua Muzzleloaders Frontier Heritage Fair

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Don’t miss the annual Frontier Heritage Fair on February 16-17, 2019 at the Lane County Fairgrounds in Eugene, Oregon. The Fort Umpqua Muzzleloaders in Springfield sponsor the annual, family-friendly Frontier Heritage Fair on the third weekend of February each year. The muzzleloader group’s mission is to learn about, celebrate, and recreate early frontier life. All members of the club dress in 1800s attire, attracting history buffs and people from the Eugene community.
Event Features:
Children’s Activities * Displays and Demonstration * Trade Goods * Muzzle Loading Firearms & Accessories * Buckskinner Supplies * Period Clothing * Blankets, * Beads * Books * Camp Gear * Knives * Art * Leather Goods * Historic Replicas * Period Music
Got a question? The environment at the fair is warm and inviting, and members of the Fort Umpqua Muzzleloaders are enthusiastic about sharing information about frontier life and demonstrating historic trades, including bowl making, blacksmithing, muzzle loading, spinning yarn, and trapping.
Old-time music will fill the auditorium as visitors explore tables displaying historic trade goods, ranging from firearms to beads and blankets to leather goods.
Frontier Heritage Fair Hours
Saturday Feb 18, 9am – 5pm
Sunday Feb 19, 9am – 4pm
Admission:
Adults $5.00
Kids under 12 free when accompanied by an adult
Location
Lane County Fairgrounds Auditorium
796 W 13th Avenue
Eugene, OR 97402
For more information:
Melody Morrell 541-689-4281
James Hayden (541) 746-1819
Sponsored by the Fort Umpqua Muzzleloaders.
Mark your calendar today so you don’t miss the next Frontier Heritage Fair on the third weekend of February at the Lane County Fairgrounds in Eugene, Oregon.
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Jefferson County Longrifles Winter Rendezvous
2019-02-16 - 2019-02-17 | Jefferson County Longrifles Club Grounds, 1000 Harriger Hollow Road, Brookville, PA, 15825, United States
2019 Jefferson County Longrifles Winter Rendezvous

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The 43rd Annual Jefferson County Longrifles Winter Rendezvous will be held on February 16-17, 2019 at Jefferson County Longrifles Club Grounds in Brookville, Pennsylvania. Rendezvous participant participate in various shooting competitions. The public is welcome to watch the competition, visit camps and chat with rendezvous participants who are likely to share a tall tale or two with you around the camp fire!
Traders welcome, campers welcome, wood and water available, cash targets, men, women, juniors and youth categories, paper, mountain man and trail, trade guns, Saturday “evening shoot”. Pets welcome, but must be on a leash at all times – No exceptions.
Public Welcome – Free Admission
Hours:
Saturday 9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Sunday 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon
Rendezvous Highlights:
* Paper, Mountain Man and Trail
* Aggregates
* Cash Targets
Jefferson County Longrifles Winter Rendezvous Mini-Gallery

Camping:
* Camping available (no camp fee)
* Wood and water available
Jefferson County Longrifles Winter Rendezvous reserves the right to change any matches at our discretion at any time.
Pets Welcome, but must be on a leash at all times.
Location (GPS Address)
Jefferson County Longrifles Club Grounds
1000 Harriger Hollow Road
Ramsaytown, Brookville, PA 15825
Directions: The Jefferson County Longrifles club grounds are located about 6 miles south of Brookville, PA, in Harriger Hollow, near Ramsaytown.
For More Information: Call (814) 849-6220 after 4 p.m. or visit our FACEBOOK page (see link at right).

Mark your calendar today so you don’t miss the next Jefferson County Longrifles Winter Rendezvous in July at Jefferson County Longrifles Club Grounds in Brookville, Pennsylvania.
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Rebellion in Huntington Beach
2019-02-16 - 2019-02-17 | Huntington Beach Central Park, 18000 Goldenwest Street, Huntington Beach, CA, 92647, United States
2019 Rebellion in Huntington Beach

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Experience the Rebellion in Huntington Beach on February 16-17, 2019 at Huntington Central Park in Huntington Beach, California. The annual event is hosted by the Huntington Beach Historical Society. Rebellion in Huntington Beach is a free event that is open to the public and will have different battles that can be witnessed throughout the day along with live music and food options.

Rebellion in Huntington Beach
The Huntington Beach Historical Society first staged these Revolutionary War reenactment events in the 1990s under the direction of the late Maureen Rivers, formerly of Lexington, Massachusetts and a great proponent of Early American history.
Bring the whole family to watch the excitement as the British Army charges the rebels during a Revolutionary War reenactment in Huntington Beach’s Central Park. The Huntington Beach Historical Society is proud to host this reenactment of the American Revolution in Huntington Beach Central Park, behind the library, on the site of their annual Civil War Days reenactment. Come experience the founding of our nation with some of the country’s finest living history presenters at the Rebellion in Huntington Beach.
Public Welcome – Free Admission
Schedule (subject to change)
Saturday
10AM – Event opens to the public
10:30AM – Artillery Demonstration ⚔
10:45 AM – Sword Demonstration – fencing with Major Beaumont ⚔
11AM – The Candlestick Players – Conjuring, Theatre, & Puppets ✶
11:30AM – His Majesty’s Forces’ Manual of Arms ⚔
12PM – Great Moments with Dr. Franklin ✶
1PM – First Engagement – Battle of Lexington 1775 ⚔
1:45PM – Amigos et frères: Spain and France in the Revolution ✶
2PM- 18th Century Ladies’ Mitts Class ✶
2:30 PM -An Audience with the Founders: -The Drafting of the Declaration of Independency ✶
3PM – The Reading of the Declaration of Independency ✶
3:15PM – The Council of War – Washington & His Generals ✶✶✶
3:30PM – General Von Steuben’s Drill at Valley Forge ✶
4PM – Musick Classics of the 70’s & 80’s – ft. Dead Man’s Waistcoat ✶
4:30PM – 18th Century Dancing ✶
5PM – Evening Skirmish ⚔
5:45PM – Feu de Joie, Musketry Competition ⚔​
Rebellion in Huntington Beach Mini-Gallery

Sunday
9AM – Church Services (Open to Public) ✶
10AM – Regimental Court Martial
10:30 AM – Artillery Demonstration ⚔
11AM – First Engagement ⚔
12PM – Amigos et frères: Spain and France in the Revolution ✶
12:30PM – Sword Demonstration – fencing with Major Beaumont ⚔
12:45PM – The Council of War – Washington & His Generals ✶✶✶
12:45PM – 18th Century Dancing ✶
1PM – Von Steuben’s Drill at Valley Forge ⚔
1:30PM – An Audience with the Founders – Foundations of Our New Republic ✶
2PM – Second Engagement ⚔
3PM – His Majesty’s Forces’ Manual of Arms ⚔
3:30PM – Musick Classics of the 70’s & 80’s – ft. Dead Man’s Waistcoat ✶
4PM – Event Closes
Location Legend
✶ Town Square ⚔ On Battlefield ✶✶✶ Washington’s HQ British Camp
HB Rebellion Reenactor Information

Above-ground fires only
Setup begins Friday at 10AM – enter off Gothard between Slater & Talbert Ave.
Separate camps will be designated for His Majesty’s forces and the Continental Army.
Liability release forms will be available on site.
Civilian impressions welcome
Unit commanders must check in with the event director or reenactor coordinator.

Reenactor Contacts
Darrell Rivers, Event Director Darrell.Rivers@HistoricInsights.com
Kelly Rivers, HB Historical Society Kelyinc@aol.com
Ryan Doezie, Reenactor Coordinator ryandoezie@sbcglobal.net
David Grace, Continental Army Commander captgrace@hotmail.com
Jack Pritchard, Crown Forces Commander captjackpritchard@gmail.com
HB Rebellion Location
Huntington Beach Central Park
18000 Goldenwest Street
Huntington Beach, CA 92647
714-536-5486
For More Information: Call (714) 962-5777; Email hbhistory@aol.com
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Spring Mill Winter Civil War Reenactment
2019-02-16 - 2019-02-17 | Spring Mill State Park Pioneer Village, 3333 State Road 60 East, Mitchell, IN, 47446, United States
2019 Spring Mill Winter Civil War Reenactment

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Experience winter battle at the 6th Annual Spring Mill Winter Civil War Reenactment on February 16-17, 2019 at the Spring Mill State Park Pioneer Village in Mitchel, Indiana. Spring Mill State Park and the 44th Tennessee Company K Civil War Reenactors invite you to join us at the Spring Mill Winter Civil War Reenactment and explore the hardships of the winter for Civil War soldiers. Spring Mill State Park’s Pioneer Village will be open from 11:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. both days of the event. The featured event is a program portraying a winter tactical battle at 2:00 p.m. on both days. At 1:50 p.m., visitors will be directed to the viewing areas where they can safely view the program that depicts a battle for possession of the village.

Spring Mill Winter Civil War Reenactment
Civil War battle reenactments will be fought on the trails and hills surrounding the historic village and in the hitoric village itself. Visit with Union and Confederate soldiers and civilian reenactors both before and after the battle reenactments. Warm yourself by a camp fire and learn about the winter life of a civil war soldier.
Admission:
Park admission during the event is $7 per vehicle for in-state residents and $9 per vehicle for out-of-state residents. In addition, 2018 annual entrance passes are available.
Highlights:
Plenty of trails to create a scenario
Street-by-street fighting within the Village
Cabins for sleeping
Saturday evening meal for reenactors
Battle Reenactments 2:00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday
About Spring Mill State Park Pioneer Village
This is a restored Pioneer Village, founded in 1814 that consists of 20 historic buildings to explore. The centerpiece of the village is a 3-story limestone gristmill, built in 1817, that still grinds cornmeal today. Heritage interpreters portray the year 1863 and demonstrate period crafts and visitors will not only get to visit with the interpreters, but also the soldiers from 44th Tennessee Company that will be fighting in the civil war reenactment.
Location:
Spring Mill State Park Pioneer Village
3333 State Road 60 East
Mitchell, IN 47446

For More Information:
Call 812-849-3534; Email springmillstatepark@dnr.in.gov
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Indian Council of Many Nations Winter Pow Wow
2019-02-16 | Missouri National Guard Armory, 7600 Ozark Road, Kansas City, MO, 64129, United States
2019 Indian Council of Many Nations Winter Pow Wow

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Celebrate Native culture at the annual Indian Council of Many Nations Winter Pow Wow on Saturday, February 16, 2019 at the Missouri National Guard Armory in Kansas City, Missouri. The ICMN Pow Wow features traditional dancing, drumming, singing and other activities. NOTE: We have been advised today (FEB 16) that the pow wow has been canceled due to the weather. It’s a family friendly event, so be sure to bring everyone! Vendors will line the gymnasium walls to offer various items such as beadwork, drums, leather clothing and jewelry made of sliver or other metals. Food items that will include pow wow favorites like fry bread, Indian tacos and buffalo hamburgers.
Organizers expect nearly 2,000 to attend the Indian Council of Many Nations Winter Pow Wow on Saturday, including those who traveled from Oklahoma, South Dakota, New Mexico, Iowa and Nebraska.
The festivities will begin with Gourd Dancing at noon, followed by Intertribals and Specials. A dinner break will separate the afternoon and evening dance sessions. The evening program will begin with the Grand Entry, led by a color guard that consisted of a staff made from eagle feathers, the American flag, the Council of Many Nations flag and flags representing the armed forces as well as the POW-MIA flag. Behind them, the head dancers, several Indian princesses representing different tribal organization throughout the region, and the other dancers dressed in their beautiful regalia. Military veterans and others will also dance to honor a relative who had served in the armed forces.
Everyone Welcome – Free Admission
ICMN Pow Wow Features
Raffles
Vendors & Crafts
Indian Food
50/50 POTS
Tiny Tots
All Drums Welcome
Tentative Schedule of Events
11:30 a.m. Blessing of arena
12:00 p.m. – 2:00 Gourd Dancing
2:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Intertribals/specials
5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Dinner Break
6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Gourd Dancing
7:00 p.m. Grand Entry
7:30 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. Intertribals
10:00 p.m. Closing Song

ICMN Pow Wow Head Staff
Head Man Ed Smith
Head Lady Dana Kent
Host Drum Young Bucks
MC Ethan Tone Pah Hote
Arena Director Gary King
Head Gourd Norman Johnson
Color Guard ICMN Warrior
Honor Guard
Princess Verity Collins
* Parents, please keep track of your children.
* Not responsible for accidents or lost or stolen articles.
* No drugs, alcohol or firearms allowed. No travelers’ aid.
Location
Missouri National Guard Armory
7600 Ozark Road
Kansas City, MO 64129
For More Information: Call (816) 394-9270; Email kc_icmn@aol.com
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Sa Heh Wa Mish Days Pow Wow
2019-02-16 | Little Creek Casino Resort, 91 W State Route 108, Shelton, WA, 98584, United States
2019 Sa Heh Wa Mish Days Pow Wow

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The Sa Heh Wa Mish Days Pow Wow on February 16-17, 2019 will be held at the Little Creek Casino Resort in Shelton, Washington. Sa-Heh-Wa-Mish Days Pow-Wow is a ceremonial gathering made up of the indigenous people of the Coast Salish Tribes, and Native Americans from across the United States and Canada. Hundreds of dancers and drummer will converge on the Sa-Heh-Wa-Mish Days Pow-Wow to compete for thousands of dollars in prize money. Rich in tradition and culture, this 2-day event is open for all of the public to attend. Our 2020 Pow Wow has been canceled. Please check back in 2021!

Sa Heh Wa Mish Days Pow Wow
Grand Entry Times
Saturday 1:00 p.m. & 7:00 p.m.
Sunday 1:00 p.m.
Pow Wow Head Staff
Masters of Ceremony: To Be Announced
Arena Directors: To Be Announced
Head Man Dancer: To Be Announced
Head Woman Dancer: To Be Announced
Drumming Contest – All Drums Welcome
First drum roll call Saturday @ 12:45 p.m. Sharp!
1st $10000 plus drum, 2nd $8000, 3rd $7000, 4th $6000
Drum Contest drums and non-contest drums must have a minimum of 6 registered singers.
Dance Contest Categories
Tiny Tots (6 & under)
7-12 Girls: Fancy, Jingle, Traditional
7-12 Boys: Fancy, Grass, Traditional, Chicken
13-17 Girls: Fancy, Jingle, Traditional
13-17 Boys: Fancy, Grass, Traditional, Chicken
18-34 Jr Women: Fancy, Jingle, Traditional
18-34 Jr Men: Fancy, Grass, Traditional
35-59 Sr Women: Fancy, Jingle, Traditional
35-59 Sr Men: Fancy, Grass, Traditional
18-Over Round Bustle
18-Over Men’s Chicken
18-Over Men’s Southern
18-Over Women’s Southern Buckskin & Cloth (combined)
60-Over Men’s Golden Age (if questioned, must show ID)
60-Over Women’s Golden Age (if questioned, must show ID)
Open Ages Owl Dance (3 places)
Dancing and Drumming Registration paperwork must be filled out completely by first Grand Entry on Saturday. No cost to register for dancers or drummers.
All dancers and drummers must have Social Security Card/Number. No SSN, No pay.
The Sa Heh Wa Mish Days Pow Wow is a family-friendly event, and is drug and alcohol-free!
Location
Little Creek Casino Resort
91 W State Route 108
Shelton, WA 98584
(800) 667-7711
For More Information
Squaxin Island Communications: Call 360-432-3945; Email thenderson@squaxin.us
Vendor Info: Tribal Members Call 253-439-7829

Hotel Reservations
Call: 1-800-667-7711 or 360-427-7711
91 W. State Route 108, Shelton, WA 98584
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Lima Honoring our Native American Heritage Powwow
2019-02-16 - 2019-02-17 | Allen County Fairgrounds, 2750 Harding Highway, Lima,, OH, 45804, United States
2019 Lima Honoring our Native American Heritage Powwow

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Join us to four our 10th Annual Lima Honoring our Native American Heritage Powwow on February 16-17, 2019 at the Allen County Fairgrounds in Lima, Ohio. Experience and learn about Honoring our Native American Heritage. Enjoy the sights and sounds of the Lima Honoring our Native American Heritage Powwow, the live native dancing, drums and singing. There will be many vendors with handmade crafts, jewelry, leather items, clothing, tools and many other items. Delicious native food will be available such as Buffalo Burgers (made of lean bison meat), Indian tacos and the popular Fry Bread.

Lima Honoring our Native American Heritage Powwow
Watch as Native American dancing is performed and everyone is welcome to join in. Enjoy listening to the heritage music performed with drums, flutes, and native instruments. Don’t miss the “Grand Entry” that takes place on Saturday at 1:00 pm and 6:00 pm, and again on Sunday at 1:00 pm.
Public is Welcome
Hours: 10:00 a.m. – ? p.m.
Saturday Grand Entries: 1:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m.
Sunday Grand Entry: 1:00 p.m.
Sunday Closing: 5:00 p.m.
Lima Powwow Admission
Adults: $6.00
Adults over 62: $4.00
Age 5 and under: FREE
Children 5-12: $4.00
Free Parking
Lima Honoring our Native American Heritage Powwow Mini-Gallery

Lima Powwow Head Staff
Head Man: Caleb Barnes – Irmo, SC
Head Lady: Janet Overfield Port – Clinton,Ohio
Arena Director: Justin Kwascigron – Columbus, Ohio
Master of Ceremonies: Aaron Stevens – Richmond, IN
Drums: Strong Heart and Southern Singers
Location
Allen County Fairgrounds
2750 Harding Highway
Lima, OH 45804
(419) 228-7141
For more information about the Lima Powwow:
Call Deb Kutzli 419-587-4249
Host Hotel:
Howard Johnson; Lima, OH 419-222-0004 ask for Powwow Rate
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Calico Ghost Town Civil War Reenactment
2019-02-16 - 2019-02-17 | Calico Ghost Town, 36600 Ghost Town Road, Yermo, CA, 92398, United States
2019 Calico Ghost Town Civil War Reenactment

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History comes to life at the Calico Ghost Town Civil War Reenactment on February 16-17, 2019 at the Calico Ghost Town in Yermo, California. Calico Ghost Town, in partnership with the Union Army of the West, will come alive over President’s Day Weekend with the sounds of bugles, and the thunder of cannon and musket fire. You are invited to come and witness Civil War era historic presentations, troop inspections, artillery demonstrations, military battles, and much more! Battles will take place daily at 11:45 am and 2:30 pm. The Calico Ghost Town Civil War Reenactment events include live music, Civil War themed crafts and a Blue and Gray Cotillion in the evening. Calico Ghost Town shops and attractions will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.

Calico Ghost Town Civil War Reenactment
The American Civil War Society, a re-enacting association, presents dramatic mock battles complete with canon fire twice daily on Saturday & Sunday at 11:45 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Each day, an Abe Lincoln re-enactor will deliver The Gettysburg Address. The Calico Ghost Town Civil War Reenactment is living history for the entire family to enjoy with entertainment such as musical entertainment (brass bands, guitars, banjos and flutes ,) and townspeople displaying their crafts and trades.
Admission
Adults $10.00
Youth (4-13) $5.00
Children 3 and under Free
Camping reservations: Call 800-TO-CALICO
Location
Calico Ghost Town
36600 Ghost Town Road
Yermo, CA 92398
Directions: Off I-15 at the Ghost Town Road exit, 10 miles north of Barstow.
For More Information
Phone 800-TO-CALICO; email calicotown@parks.sbcounty.gov
Calico Ghost Town Civil War Reenactment Mini-Gallery

Camping & Lodging
Calico Ghost Town offers 265 camp sites with full, partial or no hook-ups. Camping reservations may be booked directly online at sbcountyparks.com. Camping patrons receive up to six admissions per unit to the event. In addition to camping, Calico offers cabins, mini-bunkhouse and a bunkhouse accommodations. Reservations for these must be booked by calling the park at (800) 86-CALICO.
Other Weekend Activities:
There are many activities that vary from year-to-year, such as: face painting, make your own candle, make your own medallion, stamp your own leather, etc. There’s a lot to do and see during the Calico Ghost Town Civil War Reenactment – including visiting with the reenactors.
Tentative Schedule of Events
9 a.m. Calico Ghost Town opens to visitors Color Guard post colors – Central Calico Marine Band participation
9:30 a.m. Antebellum Marine Band, Drill -Main Street South end
10 a.m. Civil War music – along Main Street
10:30 a.m. Combined Military Parade – along Main Street
11 a.m. Inspection of U.S. Troops by President Lincoln – South Calico Inspection of C.S. Troops –North Calico Music from Debby Clinkenbeard – Beer Garden
11:45 a.m. CIVIL WAR BATTLE – The Silver Bowl
12:30 p.m. Stories by Abe Lincoln – The Wishing Well – North Calico 1 p.m. Capt. Tom Atkins and Civil War dancing in the street with live music – Beer Garden
1:30 p.m. Ladies tea – Lane House Museum Press conference with Lt. Gen US Grant, Main Street Stage
2 p.m. Inspection of U.S. Troops by President Lincoln; Inspection of C.S. Troops– North Calico
2:30 p.m. CIVIL WAR BATTLE – Artillery Point near School House -North Calico
3:15 p.m. Musical Entertainment – Antebellum Marine Band
3:30 p.m. Cannon demonstration at Artillery Point – North Calico
4 p.m. The GETTYSBURG ADDRESS by President Abe Lincoln – Central Calico
5 p.m. Calico Ghost Town stores close for the evening!
5:30 p.m. Evening colors. Visitors are invited to dine with the troops at the Saturday evening dinner-Calico House Restaurant
7:15 p.m. Blue & Gray Cotillion – The Calico House Restaurant. Visitors invited.
9 a.m. Calico Ghost Town opens to visitors Color Guard post colors
9:15 a.m. Church call, Central Calico-near flag poles (ending 10am)
10 a.m. Civil War music – along Main Street
10:30 a.m. Combined military parade- along Main Street Brass Band participation 11 a.m. – Beer Garden
11:45 a.m. CIVIL WAR BATTLE – The Silver Bowl
12:30 p.m. Stories by Abe Lincoln – The Wishing Well North Calico
1 p.m. Civil War dancing in the street (everyone welcome) – South Calico
1:30 p.m. Press conference with Lt. Gen US Grant, Main St. Stage
2 p.m. Inspection of U.S. Troops by President Lincoln – South Calico Brass Band participation Inspection of C.S. Troops– North Calico
2:30 p.m. CIVIL WAR BATTLE – Artillery Point near School House (North Calico)
3:15 p.m. Musical Entertainment – Beer Garden
4 p.m. The GETTYSBURG ADDRESS by President Abe Lincoln – Central Calico Cannon demonstration at Artillery Point – North Calico
5 p.m. Calico Ghost Town Stores close for the evening! Evening colors
9 a.m. Calico Ghost Town opens to visitors Color Guard post colors
10 a.m. Civil War music – along Main Street
11:15 a.m. Inspection of U.S. Troops by President Lincoln – South Calico Inspection of C.S. Troops – North Calico
11:45 a.m. CIVIL WAR BATTLE – Artillery Point near School House -North Calico
12:15 p.m. Cannon demonstrations at Artillery Point – North Calico
1 p.m. Stories by Abe Lincoln; Civil War dancing in the street (everyone welcome) – South Calico
1:30 p.m. Press conference with Lt. Gen US Grant, Main St. Stage
1:45 p.m. Inspection of U.S. Troops by President Lincoln – South Calico Inspection of C.S. Troops – North Calico
2:30 p.m. CIVIL WAR BATTLE – Silver Bowl Area – South Calico
3 p.m. The GETTYSBURG ADDRESS by President Abe Lincoln – Central Calico Cannon demonstration at Artillery Point – North Calico
3:15 p.m. Presidential birthday serenade
3:30 p.m. Concert – The Main Street Stage A Civil War Dialogue” by brigade commanders– Central Calico
4 p.m. Retire the colors – Central Calico: strike camps
5 p.m. Calico Ghost Town Closes for the evening!
About California’s part in the Civil War
The State of California was in its infancy when the Battle of Ft. Sumter, near Charleston, SC took place in 1861 starting the American Civil War. While patriotic fervor swept California residents after this battle, Volunteer Regiments, recruited from pro-Union counties from the northern part of the state were sent to occupy pro-secessionist Southern California leaving Southern Californians powerless during the war. Although 17,000 men from California participated in the War Between the States, California’s contribution to the effort was of small scale.
Mark your calendar now so you won’t miss one cannon blast at the Calico Ghost Town Civil War Reenactment at the Calico Ghost Town in Yermo, California next President’s Day Weekend in February.

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Old Fort Niagara Winter Woods Battle
2019-02-16 10:00 - 17:00 | Old Fort Niagara – Standing Guard Since 1726, 102 Morrow Plaza, Youngstown, NY, 14174, United States
2019 Old Fort Niagara Winter Woods Battle

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Join us for the annual Old Fort Niagara Winter Woods Battle on February 16, 2019 at Old Fort Niagara in Youngstown, New York. Visit Old Fort Niagara for a family-friendly, full-day winter experience! Demonstrations and activities include: battle in the woods, surviving winter on the Niagara Frontier, soldiers’ clothing, bedding and weaponry, winter travel and the Great Lakes fur trade.
Learn about the history of snowshoeing and wear a pair (if there’s snow) to the winter woods battle. Also, learn how to make a fire with flint and steel and practice tinsmithing to make your own ornament. Reenactors will bring history to life all day long. The hands-on activities highlights winter life at the Fort and let you see if you have what it takes to survive a winter garrison in the middle of the 18th century.
Hours: 9 am – 5 pm; Activities begin at 10 a.m.
Admission:
Adults: $12.00
Children (6 to 12 years old): $ 8.00
Children (5 and under): FREE
Discount Admission: Adult $11.00 / Child $7.00 applies to Seniors, Military, AAA/CAA members with a valid card, NYS Parks Discovery Pass coupon & Guests of Old Fort Niagara Association Members (ID Required)
Please note that admission prices for special events may be different.
Old Fort Niagara Winter Woods Battle Mini-Gallery
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Schedule of Activities
10:00 a.m. – Noon: A Winter’s Project- Hornsmithing and Leather Work
10:00 a.m. – Noon: Winter Games
10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Food on the Frontier
10:15 a.m. Musket Firing
11:00 a.m. Fur Trading Demonstration
11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. A Hearty 18th Century Meal for Purchase in the Log Cabin
11:15 a.m. Musket Firing
11:30 a.m. Winter Survival in the Fort and on the Trail
Noon: Start a Fire with Flint and Steel
12:15 p.m. Musket Firing
12:30 p.m. Shelter Building
1:00 p.m. Tinsmithing- Make and Take a Tin Ornament
1:15 p.m. Musket Firing
1:30 p.m. The History of the Snowshoe (by the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation).
2:00 p.m. The Expedition. Accompany French soldiers into the woods in search of the English.
Witness a winter woods battle and enjoy complimentary hot chocolate. Please note- this is a two mile hike. Please be sure you are physically up to it before embarking. Activities in the Fort will continue for those who prefer to remain in garrison.
2:00 p.m. The Fur Trade
2:00 – 3:30 p.m. Winter Games
2:00 – 3:30 p.m. A Winter’s Project: Hornsmithing and Leather Work
2:15 p.m. Musket Firing
3:15 p.m. Musket Firing
4:00 p.m. Musket Firing
Location
Old Fort Niagara
102 Morrow Plaza
(in Fort Niagara State Park)
Youngstown, NY 14174
(716) 745-7611
For More Information: Call (716) 745-7611

About Old Fort Niagara
Old Fort Niagara is located in Fort Niagara State Park in Youngstown, New York. It is a registered National Historic Landmark and New York State Historic Site operated by the Old Fort Niagara Association. Old Fort Niagara offers a chance to step back in time to an era when great empires struggled for control of North America. Visit original 18th century buildings, enjoy incredible views and take part in exciting living history programs. If you visit during one of our special events, you’ll meet reenactors who faithfully recreate the lives of past Fort garrisons and depict the struggles that led to the birth of the United States and Canada.
Supporting the Fort: Old Fort Niagara Association, Inc.
The Old Fort Niagara Association is responsible for opening the Fort to the public on a regular schedule, providing visitor services, maintenance and security, upholding State standards for historic preservation, providing interpretive programming and managing and caring for a large collection of artifacts and documentary materials. The Old Fort Niagara Association also manages an ambitious publications program and conducts archaeological research in cooperation with Buffalo State College.
Mark your calendar today so you don’t miss the next Old Fort Niagara Winter Woods Battle in February at Old Fort Niagara in Youngstown, New York.

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