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t h e   2 5 t h   A n n u a l Tennessee State PowWow & Fall Festival 20 21 & 22 October 2006 Friday, Saturday, Sunday, 9am - ? Indian Food, Arts & Crafts, Live Music, Dances @ Long Hunter State Park Nashville, Tennessee 2910 Hobson Pike (From Nashville, take I-40 East to Mt. Juliet Road, Exit 226-A. Go south (right) about 6¾ miles to the main park entrance. Or take I-24 East to Old Hickory Boulevard, Exit 62. Go north (left) on SR171 about 6½ miles to the main park entrance.) admission: $5/adults, $3/children ages 6-12 children 5 years old and under are free Proceeds fund NAIA Emergency Assistance and Scholarships NAIA-TN is a non-profit tax-exempt corporation chartered in the State of Tennessee in 1983. Our motto is "Indians Working for Indians" Sponsored in part by Bell South, Metro Arts Commission, AM South Bank, Tennessee Arts Commission, American Indian Foundation, Tennessee Department of Tourist Development, Tennessee Valley Authority, and Nashville Gas for more information contact the Native American Indian Association of Tennessee, Inc. (NAIA) 230 Spence Lane, Nashville TN 37210-3623 : voice 615. 232.9179 naia@bellsouth.net / www.naiatn.org

HEAD STAFF Master of Ceremonies: Denis Zotigh Moore, Oklahoma Master of Ceremonies: Friday/School days & Saturday morning Winona Yellowhammer Spring Hill, Tennessee Arena Director: Marty Pinnecoose Salem, Oregon Host Northern Drum:   to be announced Host Southern Drum:   to be announced		Indian Tacos, Chili, Hominy & Fry Bread Books & Music - CDs & Cassettes Native American Arts & Crafts Indian Jewelry Paintings Crafts Pictures Pottery Clothing Storytelling Indian games Demonstrations Competition Dancing: Fancy, Traditional, Straight Grass Cloth, Buckskin, Fancy Shawl, Jingle Dress, Senior, Junior Dance Specials: Two-Step, Switch, Team Lucky Dog Drawing FarAway Special Drum Contest
OCTOBER IS NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN MONTH IN TENNESSEE Governor BREDESEN has designated October as Native American Indian month. Help us celebrate by participating in our 25th annual Intertribal Pow Wow 20-22 October 2006 at Long Hunter State Park, Nashville, Tennessee.

TN State Pow-Wow @ Long Hunter State Park Nashville, Tennessee Friday 9am til ... Saturday 10am til ... Opening Ceremony 11am Sunday 10am - 5pm Opening Ceremony 11am Dance Contest - Prize $$ Dancers: Register by 12noon, 21 October 2006 - Native Americans Only - Booth Space: Preregister by 1 October 2006 Traders: contact Bill Wells 615. 459.3156 Native American Crafts Only. No grave furniture. Tickets available at Gate Admission $5 per person Entry Fee $5 FOR MORE INFORMATION, contact the Native American Indian Association (NAIA) 230 Spence Lane, Nashville TN 37210-3623 phone 615. 232.9179 naia@bellsouth.net www.naiatn.org

"Indians Working for Indians" The annual NAIA Pow Wow and Fall Festival, which always begins on the Third Saturday in October, attracts people from all over the state of Tennessee. This event is billed in "Indian Country" as the largest Pow Wow east of the Mississippi. Each October the Indians from around the Nation gather to share part of their culture. Not just for the reunion of family and friends, but for tourists who are welcomed to witness the spectacle; to join in the celebration of culture still nurtured by the some 10,000 Indians who call Tennessee home today. You'll want to treat yourself to the delights of authentic Indian food, such as fry bread, Indian Tacos and hominy the "Indian way." Don't worry about traffic this year because Long Hunter State Park has allowed us to use their facilities. Also, don't worry about where you're going to sit. We have taken care of that too. But if you want to bring your lawn chair that will be fine. Two year's ago (July 2004) Native Peoples Magazine picked us as one of the Top 16 Pow-Wows in the Country! So c'mon! Join with us in celebrating the largest Pow Wow east of the Mississippi!