School Day: Ossahatchee Pow Wow & Indian Festival, Hamilton, Georgia

Photo courtesy The Columbus Ledger-Enquirer

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Our School Day Program is part of the Indian Festival and is open to all students Pre-K thru 8th grade in Public, Private, Home Schools and Day Care Centers.
This festival will be an interesting and educational field trip for students and teachers alike. If your school curriculum includes American Indian study this program is ideally suited for inclusion.

Wear your School T-Shirt or Colors!

Native American singers & dancers provide exciting American Indian Entertainment. Representing many Indian nations, performances will include traditional dances as well as some specialty dances such as the athletic Hoop dance. The program will include performances by Bullet Standingdeer, Keith Red Elk, Jim & Cody Sawgrass, Okefenokee Joe, and more.

The gate opens at 9:00 AM. The program begins at 9:30 AM.	Primitive Skills Demonstrators perform throughout the day
The program will include: Primitive Skills experts, flute music, drum music, storytelling, hoop dancing and traditional Native American dancing with audience participation.	School Day Admission: Students & Chaperones - $2.00 each Teachers & Bus Drivers - Free

Don't forget your camera!

Pack a picnic or purchase your lunch!
You might want to bring blankets or
towels to sit on while you watch
the program or eat lunch.
A limited number of bleachers and
picnic tables will be available.

Bullet Standingdeer, champion dancer from
Cherokee, NC, will be available to local elementary schools
to teach about the myths, legends, history, spirituality,
environment & nature, as related to Native Americans
during the week preceding the festival.