Sunday, Oct. 17, 2004

McKee Road hosts powwow, speakers
Charlotte Observer (subscription) - Charlotte,NC,USA
... The students also got to taste some Native American snacks and experience other ... Talent," a dinner theatre catered by the school's Culinary Arts department, on ...

Crowd is wowed
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - Columbus,GA,USA
... The eighth annual event brought together 12,000 Native Americans from across the ... In addition, about 30 vendors displayed American Indian arts and crafts ...

Around Town
Juneau Empire - Juneau,AK,USA
... Members of Juneau Arts and Humanities Council are welcome to attend. Details: 586-ARTS. November Native American Month Committee meeting, 5:30 pm, ANB Hall. ...

ART CALENDAR
Richmond Times Dispatch - Richmond,VA,USA
... THE CULTURAL ARTS CENTER AT GLEN ALLEN (2880 Mountain Road; 261-6200): OPENING FRIDAY (reception 4-6 pm): "Continuum: A Look at Native American Life Past and ...

Charter schools stir passion
The Columbian - Vancouver,WA,USA
... be local oversight," said Fern Tresvan, a Vancouver School of Arts and Academics ... plan to propose is a middle school to serve Native American students, remedial ...

Society calendar for Sunday, Oct. 17, 2004
The Desert Sun - Palm Springs,CA,USA
... Native American entertainment, dinner, live auction ... Palm Springs Desert Museum Performing Arts Council, opening night with Lily Tomlin, 5:30 pm Annenberg Theater ...

Event shows power of stories, whether in song or as therapy
The Saginaw News - Saginaw,MI,USA
... says Sue Ann Martin, dean of CMU's College of Communication and Fine Arts. ... Thomason, a storyteller who shares the wisdom of her Native American heritage as a ...

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McKee Road hosts powwow, speakers
The Charlotte Observer Sun, 17 Oct 2004 0:47 AM PDT
McKee Road Elementary hosted a Native American powwow Oct. 8 as part of its cultural and character education program.The event was designed to teach the nearly 1,000 students about Native American culture and their existence today as tribe members.

Crowd is wowed
Ledger-Enquirer.com Sun, 17 Oct 2004 0:06 AM PDT
As the beat of drums rumbled through the air, Native Americans dressed in colorful regalia began to perform traditional dances Saturday at the annual Ossahatchee Indian Festival and Pow Wow.

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