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• 09/25/09  - 09/27/09: Art holm spring river powwow. hardy. lober park. hardy ar.. powwow free for evebody drumsparrow hackout of little rock ar..  faith holm.  8702663517.   faithholm @yahoo.com

• 06/27/09  - 07/12/09: UCI American Indian Summer Program for High School Students. Irvine. UC Irvine. UC Irvine. UCI American Indian Summer Program for High School Students June 27 - July 12, 2009 University of California, Irvine Applications available at www.airp.uci.edu and are due April 30th AISICS is a free two-week residential summer program where students will work with professors, college students, and invited American Indian community members to develop interactive story projects that combine computer game technology with traditional American Indian culture. At AISICS, students will learn about computer science and technology fields and they will be introduced to a university environment. Students will also have the opportunity to tour various departments at UCI so that they will be better informed when selecting a major. In the Communication Skills segment of the program, students will create videos to post on YouTube, give short presentations to other students, and complete a college application form. All students in the program will receive follow-up mentorship by UCI staff and students throughout their remaining years of high school, which will include guidance in choosing their coursework, financial aid, and applying to a university. Please email or call Yolanda Leon for more information: yleon@uci.edu / 949- 824-0291..  Yolanda Leon.  (949)824-0291. www.airp.uci.edu   yleon@uci.edu

• 08/15/09  - 08/16/09: 2nd Annual All Nations Acton Pow Wow. Acton. KOA/Soledad Cyn Guest Ranch. 7601 Sodedad Cyn. Rd., Acton, CA 93510. All Vendors, Dancers and Drums welcome. Open to the public! A great outdoor family event. Arena Dir.Vic Chavez, MC Mike Aviles, Headman Dave Pattterson, Head Woman Gloria Baker, Spiritual Adv. Ted Garcia Headboy Johnny Bartelt, Headgirl Monica Bartelt, Drums TBA.  Debbie Martinez-Rambeau.  818 365-2422. coming soon   drambeau@fromearthtohand.com

• 09/19/09  - 09/20/09: Four Winds Intertribal Councils 15th Gathering of Nations Traditional Powwow. Ridgecrest . Leroy Jackson Park. Las Flores. Head Man Philip Snow Head Woman Corrina Snow Gourd Dancer Alex Villalvas MC Mike Avilas AD Victor Chavez Humming Bird Singers West Coast Singers Map on web site.  Little Deer Durvin.  760 446 3414. http://f-w-i-c.org/powwow.html   durvin@verizon.net

• 09/26/09  - 09/27/09: 16 Annual Hart Of The West Powwow. Newhall. Wm.S.Hart Park & Museum. 24151 Newhall Ave.. Our Powwow is held in our museum ground that are shaded by large trees, we also have bison on the grounds to see. We have Dancers,vendors vistors from all over the world and U.S. We hope you we come and enjoy this celebration of Native American Culture. We have become Los Angeles County largest Powwow. .  Marylina .  661/255-9295. http://www.friendsofhartpark.org/Event_Pages/powwow.html   rayandlina@sbcglobal.net

• 10/02/09  - 10/04/09: Big Time Gathering and Traditional Pow-Wow. Lucerne Valley. Midway Park. Corner of Midway Ave. and Rabbit Springs Rd.. Lucerne Valley's 1st Big Time Gathering and Traditional Pow-Wow. Authentic Native American Crafts, Food, Dancers, and Drum Groups welcome. Open to the Public and Free admission. Held at Midway Park in Lucerne Valley at the corner of Midway Ave and Rabbit Springs Rd. Free Vendor, Dancer and Drum Group dinner Friday and Saturday evening. .  Gilbert Reyes or Ophelia Porter.  760 885-5924.   carl@huntingdogtrainer.net

• 10/10/09  - 10/11/09: Silverhawk Native American Flute Gathering. Dade City. Withlacoochee River Park. 12449 Withlacoochee Blvd.. Free admission and parking. 9:00 am Saturday (opening ceremony at 10:00 am) until 6:00 pm Sunday. Small county park fee for camping and electric. Vendors, nonstop entertainment all weekend (flute players, didge players, singers, story tellers, singing bowls, etc), blankets and Painted Ponies, Native American food, ice cream and caramel corn, Native style leather clothing, Flutes. Saturday evening .  Dock Green Silverhawk.  813-754-8990. www.silverhawkflutegathering.com   slvhawk@aol.com

• 11/13/09  - 11/15/09: Native Rhythms Festival. Melbourne. Wickham Park. Parkway Drive. Native American Flute Music Festival honoring indigenous peoples of the Americas during Native American Heritage Month. Performances by nationally recognized award winning performers. Makers and Flute Players competition. Educational displays, workshops, exhibition dancing, drum, FREE FAMILY oriented event- camping available great lodging clsoe by, beautiful Brevard County Florida!!.  John Ellis, Mike Knight, Martha Pessaro.  321-254-0284, 321-639-3561, 321-452-1671. www.NativeRhythmsFestival.com   John@nativerhythmsfestival.com

• 08/01/09  - 08/02/09: Fourth Annual Prophetstown POW WOW. Prophetstown. Prophetstown State Recreation Area. Park Ave. and River Drive. Fourth Annual Prophetstown POW WOW Intertribal Traditional.  Dan Eads.  1-815-441-0148. www.prophetstownpowwow.com   riverat2@yahoo.com

• 09/26/09  - 09/27/09: 15th Annual Harvest Pow Wow. Naperville. Naper Settlement. 523 S. Webster St. Enjoy Native American Dancing, Drumming, Cultural Demonstrations, Bird of Prey Exhibit and Kid's Crafts. Visit the many Art, Craft and Food Vendors!.  Janet.  773-585-1744. www.midwestsoarring.org   msfpowwow@aol.com

• 09/04/09  - 09/06/09: 2nd Annual Ky. Native American Museum Competition Pow Wow. Corbin. St. John's Park . College Street. Competition Pow Wow.  Ken Phillips.  (606) 528-6342.   sioux80@msn.com

• 09/04/09  - 09/06/09: Ky. Native American Heritage Museum Pow Wow. Corbin. St. John's Park. College Street. Competition Pow Wow Competition Drum & Dance Demonstrators Story Tellers Vendors Mobile Museum Native American Music Concerts.  Ken Phillips.  (606) 528-6342.   sioux80@msn.com

• 07/11/09  - 07/12/09: 16th Annual Howard County Pow Wow. West Friendship. The Howard County Fairgrounds. 1022 Fairground Rd-Rt144. Traditional Pow Wow open to all dancers in proper regalia. Public invited. Host Drum: Stoney Creek; Aztec Fire dancers; Flute performance; Great craft vendors with quality Native American crafts. Sat & Sun 10am-5pm.  Barry Richardson.  (252) 257-5383. www.myspace.com/powwow4life   powwow@vance.net

• 08/29/09  - 08/30/09: Whispering Winds Traditional Pow Wow. Elkton. Cecil County Farigrounds at Fair Hill . Route 273 just past Rt213, off Rt 272N just north of Rising Sun. Traditional Pow Wow featuring dancer in full regalia from more than a dozen tribes. Public invited to enjoy great dancing, drumming, singing, and some of the finest Native American jewelry, crafts, flutes and drum available for purchase. MC: Keith Colston; Head Male Dancer: Ray Silva; Host Drum: The Creek Crew. Hrs: Sat&Sun 11am-6pm Grand entry at noon.  Barry Richardson.  252-257-5383.   powwow@vance.net

• 10/10/09  - 10/11/09: 1st Annual Frederick Pow Wow. Frederick. Frederick fairgrounds. 797E. Patrick Street. Traditional Pow Wow- All dancers invited to participate. Public invited to enjoy an authentic Native American cultural event. Craft demonstrations. MC: Keith Colston; Head Dancers : Ray & Brenda Silva; Host Drum: The Creek Crew; Aztec Fire dancers will perform. Flute playing and storytelling; Tipi display; pony rides and face painting for children. Sat & Sun 11am-6pm. Lots of quality Native American art, crafts, jewelry available to purchase..  Barry Richardson.  252-257-5383.   powwow@vance.net

• 10/17/09  - 10/18/09: 16th Annual Accohannock Fall Festival & Pau Wau. Marion Station. Bending Water Park. 28325 Farm Market Station. Traditional, non- competition event. Bring a chair or blanket. Boy or Girl Scouts in uniform, plus children 5 and under are free admission. Admission for others is $4, seniors $3, donation. Demonstrations of tool making, weapons, and survival skills. Vendors and dancers. Famous Accohannock oyster and clam sandwiches along with Indian Tacos, Buffalo burgers, and other foods. Camping for vendors and dancers. Please no alcohol, no pets, no drugs. This is a family event..  Tribal Office.  410-623-2660. http://skipjack.net/le_shore/accohannock   accohannock@dmv.com

• 08/08/09  - 08/09/09: black river pow wow and historal grethering. kimball. wadhams. wadhams rd.&north river rd.. pow wow and 1750 reenactment.  joe greaux.  810 985 8669. brpowwow.com   josehpgreaux2att.net

• 09/19/09  - 09/19/09: woodlake pow wow. jones . camp tamarack boy scout camp . . teaching powwow.  Tammy Thompson.  574 274 8544.   shewhostandswithfist@comcast.net

• 07/17/09  - 07/19/09: Standing Arrow pow-wow. Elmo. Elmo pow-wow grounds. Hwy 93 Elmo, Mt.. Contest dancing, drum contest, softball tourney, stickgame tourney, card games, food vendors, arts & craft, parade and specials.  Gina Big Beaver.  (406)849-5541.   ginab@cskt.org

• 07/17/09  - 07/19/09: Standing Arrow pow-wow. Elmo. Elmo pow-wow grounds. Hwy 93 Elmo, Mt.. Contest dancing, drum contest, softball tourney, stickgame tourney, card games, food vendors, arts & craft, parade and specials.  Gina Big Beaver.  (406)849-5541.   ginab@cskt.org

• 07/10/09  - 07/12/09: Strong Sun Pow Wow. Winston Salem. Historic Bethabara Park. 1045 Bethabara Rd.. Inter tribal pow Wow, Vendors by Invitation, Drum Bird Chopper, MC Rick Bird.  Pow Wow Committee.  1-336-816-7747. www.neetribe.org   sulali@live.com

• 08/14/09  - 08/16/09: Red Hawks Gathered Nations City of King Pow Wow. King. King Fairgrounds. 436 South Main Street. We invite you to join us for our annual traditional gathered nations pow wow. Event activities include a Veterans Ceremony, drumming, singing, dancing, Native foods, art and craft demonstrations, live war ponies, raffles and more. Participants are members of over twenty different Indigenous Nations, Bands and Tribes. Special guest performances by Bill Crouse and the Allegheny River Indian Dancers and Douglas Blue Feather. Host Northern drum group Iroquois Thunderheart. Southern Host drum group All Nations Warrior Drum. Secondary Northern drum group Morning Star. Secondary Southern drum group Namawochi Drum. Gates open Friday 5pm-11pm. Saturday 10am-11pm. Sunday 10am-6pm. Grand Entry 11am & 7pm. Admission: Adult $7.00. Child $5.00. Senior $5.00. Don't forget your lawn chairs. For directions contact King Chamber of Commerce at (336)983-9308. .  Lance Red Hawk.  (336)985-3837. N/A   cityofkingpowwow@yahoo.com

• 09/18/09  - 09/19/09: Southeastern Tribes Cultural Arts Celebration. Cherokee. Cherokee Indian Fair Grounds. 475 Tsali Blvd. On September 19- 20, the third annual Southeastern Tribes Cultural Arts celebration will bring together master dancers, craftsmen, artists and athletes from the five main southeastern tribes - Cherokee, Creek, Chickasaw, Seminole and Choctaw. This educational and entertaining event teaches and perpetuates the history and culture of these tribes through live demonstrations of traditional tribal dance, storytelling performances, craft demonstrations, primitive skills encampment and juried competitions..  Museum of the Cherokee Indian.  (828) 497-3481. http://www.cherokee-nc.com/events   travel@nc-cherokee.com

• 10/06/09  - 10/10/09: 97th Annual Cherokee Indian Fair. Cherokee. Cherokee Indian Fair Grounds. 475 Tsali Blvd.. Each year the fair offers an opening parade, midway, fireworks, traditional Cherokee food and competitions that bring out the best of the Eastern Band’s basket makers, carvers, quilters, gardeners and more. The fair also attracts high- quality entertainment to perform each evening in the amphitheater. The fair began as a way for members of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians to showcase their arts and crafts and invite neighboring communities to the Qualla Boundary, the tribe’s traditional homeland. The fair has grown since its early days, but its original focus remains. This is a hugely popular event among Eastern Band members and a great opportunity for visitors to experience the fun, welcoming qualities of the Cherokee culture. Opens 10 a.m. daily with nightly shows.  Cherokee Welcome Center.  800-438-1601. http://www.cherokee-nc.com/events   travel@nc-cherokee.com

• 07/11/09  - 07/12/09: Mt. Kearsarage Indian Museum 10th Annual Powwow. Warner. Mt.Kearsarge Indian Museum. Kearsarge Mtn. Rd, Warner, NH . Head Female Dancer: Natalie Breen. Head Male Dancer: Kenny Hamilton. Host Drum: Walking Bear Singers. Northern Drums: Black Thunder & Northern Coup. Eastern Drum: Mountain Spirit. Hand Drum Competition, craft contest, saturday night feast.  Museum Information.  603-456-2600.  

• 08/08/09  - 08/09/09: Ramapough Lenape Nation Annual Powwow . Ringwood. Sallie's Field, Ringwood Manor State Park. Sloatsburg Ave. Proceeds to go to .  Mary Oliver.  201-529-1159. http://mysite.verizon.net/vzeus5ef/degroatdegrootfootprints/   whitecloudrising@verizon.net

• 09/12/09  - 09/13/09: Lenape Nation Motor Cylce Club . Ringwood. Sallys Field {Ringwood State Park}. 1311 Sloatsburg Rd. RIngwood, NJ 07456. Lenape Naation Motorcylcle Club Presents .  Marcey Tree In The Wind.  973-981-1954. lenapenatinmc.com   moonhawktitw@msn.com

• 07/11/09  - 07/12/09: Setalcott Nation Corn Festival-Pow Wow. Setauket. Main Street School. 134 Main St Setauket, NY 11733. Grand entry 1 PM Gate open 11 Am-6 Pm ( Sat) 12 Noon - 6Pm ( Sun) Host Drum: Nimham Mountain SIngers Guest Drum: TBA Head Male: Dennis Owl Red Moon Head Lady: Night Eagle Drumming, Dancing, food, craft vendors and much more........... More Info: Helen 631-698-5517 Margarget 631-842- 0317 moonhawktitw@msn.com.  Helen.  631-698-5517.   sellshelen9@aol.com

• 07/17/09  - 07/19/09: Healing the Earth 2nd Annual Inter-tribal. Andover. Lake Village Campground. 6684 Leon Rd. off Rt. 7. Traditional dance, native crafts,traditional and modern foods: Admission: 12-adult $5/ children and seniors $3. 10am-6pm.  Red Wolf.  440-319-5781.   redwolf_0801@yahoo.com

• 07/24/09  - 07/26/09: EASTERN WOODLANDS GATHERING. LEXINGTON 44904. SOUTHWEST COUNTRY. 7681 US 42. GATHERING OF ALL NATIONS-VERY FAMILY ORIENTED DRUMING-DANCING- SINGING-CRAFTERS- FOOD-MUCH MORE.  JOANN SMITH.  4195455643.   SWCJOZIE@AOL.COM

• 08/15/09  - 08/16/09: Red Hawk pow wow. Cortland. Trumbull County Fairgrounds Gate A. 899 Everett Cortland Hull Rd. 10th Year Competition Dancer Registration $5.00.  Nancy Bottiglieri.  330 889-3756 330 847-8853.  

• 08/15/09  - 08/16/09: red hawk 10th yr competition pow wow. Cortland. trumbull county fairgrounds gate a. 899 everett cortland hull rd. gate open 10am till dusk on sat. and 10am till 6pm on sun. grand entry at noon both days.  nancy bottiglieri.  330 889 3745.  

• 09/05/09  - 09/07/09: 27th Annual Labor Day Weekend Powwow. Hilliard. Franklin Co. Fairgrounds. 4100 Columbia St. Hilliard, Ohio 43026. Traditional Powwow. $7-Adults, $3- Seniors & Students, Free-5 & Under & Participants. Camping $20/weekend w/Electric & Showers. Motels nearby.  NAICCO.  614-443-6120. http://naicco.org   naicco@aol.com

• 08/07/09  - 08/08/09: 24th Annual Bell Pow Wow. Stilwell. Bell Community. Rt 5 Stilwell, OK. Contest Pow Wow Emcee: Archie Mason/AD: Don Howell/Head Man: Chuck Love/Head Lady: Lena Nells/Host Drum: The Drum Busters/Host Gourd: Cherokee gourd Society.  Thomas MUskrat.  (918) 696-4480.   nthomas@bell.k12.ok.us

• 08/15/09  - 08/15/09: 1st Annual Disability Pow-wow. Tahlequah. Tahlequah Community Building. 300 West 1st Street, Tahlequah, Oklahoma. What: 1st Annual Disability Pow-wow Sponsored by Ms Wheelchair Oklahoma Date: August 15, 2009 Where: Tahlequah Community Building Cost: Free for Admission but Indian Tacos cost $5.00 Description: Opened to public to recognize all individuals who have special needs and their accomplishments in the community Contact: Elizabeth Reeve (Cherokee/Delaware) 431-1960.  Elizabeth Reeve.  918-457-8240. http://www.mswheelchairoklahoma.org   mswheelchairoklahoma2009@mswheelchairoklahoma.org

• 11/07/09  - 11/08/09: Honoring All Veterans Powwow. Klamath Falls. Klamth County Fairgrounds. 3531 South Six Street. Non Competitive Gathering. Grand Entry at 12:00 Both days. Dinner will be Served. All Drummers and Dancers Welcome. All non food vendors welcome. $25.00 a table or table space pre day. No Drugs or Alcohol allowed. Committee not responsible for lost or stolen articles. Children must be Accompanied by parents. Parents are responsible for any damage done by thier children. COME JOIN US FOR A WONDERFUL TIME!!!!!.  Catherine Mex Weiser .  541-783-2007.   mexweiser@yahoo.com

• 08/14/09  - 08/16/09: 2nd annual Eastern & Western Pow Wow. Tunkhannock. Camp Lackawanna. Wyoming County. Vendors welcome, drumming, dancing, flute player, Native foods and crafts. Open To The Public. Rain or shine. .  J. longfeather or Bill.  (570)965-9088 or (315)396-7615.   KayeriWhiteHawk@aol.com

• 08/15/09  - 08/16/09: Roasting Ear of Corn Pow Wow. Allentown, PA. Allentown Indian Museum. 2825 Fish Hatchery Road. Featuring traditional Native American dancing, singing, and drumming. Lots of quality Native American art, crafts, jewelry, flutes & drums available to purchase from reputable vendors. MC: Wayne Caves; Host Drum: Mystic River. Tipi display and craft demonstrations, artifact display..  Pat Rivera or Donna Dorn.  610-797-2121 or 717-817-6288.   info@museumofindianculture.org or donna.dorn@gmail.com

• 09/19/09  - 09/20/09: Muddy Run 1st Annual Pow Wow. Holtwood. Muddy Run Park. Route 372, off Rt74 . Traditional pow wow featuring lots of dancing, drumming, and singing. Public invited to participate in social dancing. Fireside evening dancing also. Lots of great Native American crafts and jewelry available to purchase. Great Frybread, buffalo burgers and more..  Arvil or Noni.  717-817-6421 or 717-776-1075.   walksas1one@yahoo.com or ManyHawks@Comcast.net

• 09/11/09  - 09/13/09: Spirit of the Veteral and Warrior. Dayton. Point Park. off Hwy 27 on Chickamauga Drive. Emcee:J.J. Kent AD: Ken Cloudwalker Head Man: Gene Thomas Head Lady: Alexandra Durham Drums: Cherokee Road Singers, Red Road Singers, All Drums Welcome Doors Open at 9:30 a.m. Ticket Pricing: Adults $3.00 and Children $1.00 Friday: 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Grand Entry: 7:00 p.m. (9/11 Special TBA Honoring our fallen soldiers and veterans) Visit the authentic native village and see native arts, crafts, pottery, regalia, clothing, music, jewelry and more! Saturday: 10:00 a.m. to 9:45 p.m. Grand Entries at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. Jerry Lange, Native American Warrior Society, Veterans Honor Guard posting of colors at 9:30 a.m. Trade Blanket after closing. Sunday: 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. Grand Entry is at 1 p.m. .  Jimmy Wiseowl.  931-529-1557.   moonwillow2012@yahoo.com

• 11/13/09  - 10/15/09: 27th Annual Great American Exposition Pow Wow. Richmond. The Showplace-indoors. 3000 Mechanicsville Pike. Competition Pow Wow featuring over 300 dancers in full regalia competing for top prize money! Dancers from all over the US & Canada come to compete in this great pow wow! Friday is student educational day. Sat 11am-7pm & Sun 11am-6pm. MC: Keith Colston; Head Dancers: Ray & Brenda Silva; Some of the finest Native American jewelry, art, and crafts will be available for purchase from reputable crafters. Public invited to come enjoy an authentic Native American festival at its best!.  Barry Richardson.  252-257-5383.   powwow@vance.net

• 08/08/09  - 08/09/09: 4th Annual VA Pow Wow. White River Jct. White River Jct VA. . This is an inter-tribal pow wow. The event is at the Va Hospital in White River Jct VT. Sponsored by Dancing Brooke Lodge Inc. Wolf-hybrid Rescue 501(c)3 .  Bill Wolf Talker.  603-707-9507. www.dancingbrookelodge.org   admin@danicngbrookelodge.org

• 07/28/09  - 07/30/09: Misipawistik Oskatisak 4th Annual traditional Powwow. Grand Rapids. Powwow grounds. MCn ReZ. Grand rapids is located 400 km north off highway 6 from winnipeg, mb Dance Specials for all dance catagories Mens Veteran Traditional special 3000 in prize money & star blanket chicken dance special 1st place 3000 and star blanket 5100 in total prize money womens fancy 2000 in prize money & star blanket for champion womens traditional special Mens and womens tootsie daily honararium for dancers drum split and singing specail 1st 3000 2nd 2000 3rd 1000 hand drum contest feast on 2nd day 24 hour security no drugs or alcohol allowed on grounds.  Sandra Cook or connie cook.  204 639 2533 or 639 6119.   brownthunderbird99@hotmail.com

• 08/07/09  - 08/09/09: 13th Annual Traditional Powwow. Crane River, Manitoba . O-Chi-Chak-Ko-Sipi First Nation . Crane River, Manitoba . A 3-day traditonal powwow, clean, relaxing and friendly atmosphere, filled with drums, songs and dance. Camping, security and canteens are available. There will be specials, feast, give- aways,silent auctions, 50/50 draws, and fireworks .  Eileen Moar, Gen Mousseau, Mary Thrones, Maxine McKay.  204.732.2490, 204.732.2887, 204.732.2186, 204.732.2466.   emoar@msn.com

• 08/01/09  - 08/03/09: Wikwemikong 49th Annual Cultural Festival. Wikwemikong. Wikwemikong ThunderBird Park. Wikwemikong. Master of Ceremonies Alex Fox Wikwemikong, Ontario Lance Delisle Kahnawake, Quebec Arena Director Kevin Peltier Wikwemikong, Ontario Head Veteran Michael Peltier Oneida, Wisconsin Smoke Dance Singer Cameron Hill Six Nations of the Grand River, Ontario Head Dance Judge Charlene Bomberry Six Nations of the Grand River, Ontario Head Drum Judge Harvey Bell Jr. Wikwemikong, Ontario.  Cynthia Bell.  705-859-2385. www.wikwemikongheritage.org   cbell@wikwemikongheritage.org

• 08/14/09  - 08/16/09: Arthur . Cape Croker, ON. Cape Croker Indian Park. R.R. #5 Wiarton, ON N0H-2T0. Grand Entry Sat @ 1:00pm & 7:00pm Sun. Grand Entry @ 1:00pm Pow wow Committee / Jingle Dress Special Breakfast & Feast for drummers & dancers Honouriams for Dancers First 5 Drums honouriam HOST DRUM: Bahweting Singers CO-HOST Drums: Chippewa Travellers & Eagle Heart Singers Guest Drums: Popular & Armour Hill Safe Travels and Happy Trails Vendor registration contact info PEACHIE PROULX - 519-534-0571.  Ann Marie Proulx.  519-534-1957. www.capecrokerpark.com   powwow101@live.ca

• 08/29/09  - 08/30/09: 15th Annual Silver Lake Pow Wow. Silver Lake, Maberly. Silver Lake Provincial Park. Hwy # 7 at Maberly, Ont.. Traditional Pow Wow Vendors, Dancers, and Drummers welcome.  Ann Marie Wilson.  613-548-1500 ext. 106.   annmarie_w13@hotmail.com