September 30, 2023 - | Total Views: 15196 Views
Lower Eastern Cherokee Nation Tribal Grounds
3688 Warrior Creek Church Road, Gray Court, SC, 29645
Celebrating 8 years as a State Recognized Tribe
Saturday, September 30, 2023
Open to the Public
Gates open 9:00am
Pow Wow ends at 7:00pm
Grand Entries: 11:30 am & 5:00pm
Admission: Adults $7.00; Children (3-17) $3.00; Children (2 and under) & Veterans Free (Children must be always supervised)
Designated Smoking Area
Bring your own Chairs
Luck of the Draw Dance Contest (Must Be in Regalia)
Drumming * Flute Music
Lake View BBQ *Dancing * Story Telling
Hand Made Crafts * Fry Bread * Raffles
MASTER OF CEREMONIES: DAVID SPIRIT WALKER
HOST DRUM: BAD BOYZ
HEAD MAN DANCER: DOUG CARTER
HEAD LADY DANCER: KIMBERLY NIGHT BIRD
ARENA DIRECTOR: FREDDY FELDER
ENTERTAINERS: DALE WOODRUFF SOCIAL DANCES: LISA LENO STORYTELLER: NANCY BASKET
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Date: September 30, 2023 -
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Lower Eastern Cherokee Nation Tribal Grounds
3688 Warrior Creek Church Road, Gray Court, SC, 29645
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Head Man: Doug Carter
Head Lady: Kimberly Night Bird
MC: David Spirit Walker
Arena Director: Freddy Felder
Host Drums: Bad Boyz
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Lower Eastern Cherokee Nation Tribal Grounds
3688 Warrior Creek Church Road, Gray Court, SC, 29645
Submitted by PowWow Calendar on: February 7, 2023
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Where is a good place to order Cherokee regalia that is affordable? I never had anything growing up in the Appalachians. I do collect feathers.
That’s a very good question. Normally, I’d tell you to attend a Pow Wow event because most, if not all of them, also have Native craftsmen who make & sell regalia. What you might try is to look on our site for Pow Wows still scheduled, even if they are not in your area. Most all of the listings will have a contact person and either a phone number or email address. Try contacting them to see what they can tell you. They may be able to give you contact information for some of their Native craftsmen and you can go from there.