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May 22-25 - 35th Annual De-Un-Da-Ga Memorial Day Pow Wow Location: Custaloga Town Scout Reservation, Carlton - Pennsylvania. Notes: Hosted by Langundowi Lodge 46 at Custaloga Town Scout Reservation's permanent pine-covered dance arbor - 2009 Pow Wow in memory of Lester "Les" Bean. Host Drum: MacKenzie River-OH Invited Drums: Morning Star - CT and Southern Heart - OH. Head Dancers: Daren Krug-Franklin, PA and Vicki Hugebeck-Cambridge, OH. Whip men: Chris Reardon-Oil City, PA and Brandon Master-Franklin, PA (Grandchild of Les Bean. Junior Whip men: Dakota Bean-Stow, OH and Hunter Bean-Erie, PA (Grandchildren of Les Bean). Veteran Coordinator: Curt Baltzer- Akron, OH. Arena Directors Tom House-NY and Doug Sestock-PA Masters of Ceremony: Dan Paul-Pacific Grove, CA and Frank Andrews-Albuquerque, NM. Dance Sessions: Saturday and Sunday 1-4 and 7:30 - ?. Camping $8 per person, includes admission, hot showers, etc. Camping trailers welcome (no hook ups or dump station) Spectator daily admission $6 (13 and older), $4 (7-12), $3 (under 7) No scheduled activities on Friday or Monday. No early camping and no ground fires. Food booth by Langundowi for breakfast, lunch, dinner. Traders by invitation only. Custaloga Town Scout Reservation is first and foremost a property of the Boy Scouts of America and is therefore subject to the standards set forth by the policies of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America - No Pets, No Drugs, No Alcohol, No Fireworks can be permitted on the Pow Wow grounds. If you can not or will not abide by these policies, you are requested to to attend this event. Contact: Bob Schwarz 412-882-0613 or Tom Mance at: 412-331-612. May 23-25 - 4th Hilo Inter-Tribal Pow Wow Location: Wailoa River State Park - Hilo, Hawaii. Notes: This free, family-oriented event starts at 9:00 am and ends at 6 pm on Saturday and Sunday. On Monday, there will be a Veterans' Honoring Ceremony and the colors will be retired at 4 pm. Grand Entry is at 10 am, all three days. This is a non-competition powwow. No drugs or alcohol permitted. Head Staff includes: Head Man Dancer, Joseph Hacker (Rosebud Lakota); Head Woman Dancer, Shelly Hill (Mohawk); Master of Ceremonies, Chip Begay (Navajo); Arena Directors, Dan McDaniel (Choctaw) and Tom Rowland (Oglala Lakota), with Host Drum Red Warrior from Southern California and invited drums Wildhorse from Southern California and 808NDNZ from Honolulu, HI. Contact: email: i <SCRIPT type="text/javascript"> \n </SCRIPT>nfo@hilopowwow.com . May 23-25 - Ohio Valley Pow Wow Location: London, Ohio. Notes: For the most up-to-date information, visit www.ohiovalleypowwow.org. Contact: See website listed above. June 5-7 - Taylorville Black Horse Intertribal Pow Wow Location: Christian County Fairgrounds Taylorville, Illinois. Notes: Free Admission, Free Parking, Free Camping. Public welcome. No alcohol, firearms, drugs or loose animals allowed on the grounds, Security will be present. Head Man and Lady Dancers, John and Penny Richmond. Arena Director, Yellow Shirt, Head Gourd Dancer, Thomas Three Feathers. Emcee, David Wayahneetah Welch Hear Veteran Swift Eagle Keith. Host Drum TBA. 'Come Dance With Us!!! Contact: Hawk Hoffman's email: <SCRIPT type="text/javascript"> \n </SCRIPT>sevenhawks@sbcglobal.net . June 12-13 - Honoring Veterans Wacipi. Notes: There were over 100 veterans during the 2008 Wacipi, this is a fast growing Wacipi dedicated to veterans and families of veterans, this is truly a very sacred event. Free tent camping, small charge for RVS and campers requiring hook ups, huge indoor vendor area, meals provided end of day session both days, very closer to main interstates, many hotels close by. Contact: 605-334-4060 or Dennis Quigley 605-271-4184. Location: Sioux Empire Fair Grounds - Sioux Falls, South Dakota June 19-21 - Tatanka Oyate Wacipi II Location: Woodland Zoo, South Dakota. Notes: Nation Flags, as well as Staffs will be welcomed and posted during this dance. There is no disrespect intended, however only flags of the original Indigenous Nations will be posted. Traditional sweat lodges will be conducted each evening during this dance and all are invited and encouraged to participate. Any Elders and recognized Spiritual Leaders are welcome to pour water for the People.19th, Friday - Informal gathering at sweat lodge fire. Free to everyone. Lots of primitive camping spots available. Parking for RVs and campers. 20th, Saturday - Grand Entry at Noon, Dinner break 3 - 4, Close at 7:00 pm. 21st, Sunday - Grand Entry at Noon, Close at 5:00 pm. Admission: adults $7.00 children $5.00 with zoo admission: adults $10.00 children $8.00 Dancers, vendors and performers free admission. Contact: email: <SCRIPT type="text/javascript"> \n </SCRIPT>moreinfo@buffalomessengers.org . June 20 - Great Platte River Rd. Archway Pawnee Pow Wow Location: 3060 E. First St., Kearney - Nebraska. Notes: Dancers of the Plains is an entertaining and educational Native American event, featuring Native American dancing and drumming by the Plains tribes. In 2009 the Great Platte River Road Archway welcomes the Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma back to their traditional homeland for the featured tribe of the first exhibition of a powwow celebration. Visitors can also learn about Native American life on the plains from primitive-life exhibitors and vendors, enjoy American Indian style food and crafts, and more. Admission to the primitive exhibitor and pow wow exhibition area will be by free-will donation. Guests can also tour the Archway at regular admission prices. Contact: 877-511-2724, website: www.archway.org.
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