Giant Dream Catcher Catches Harvest Moon at Indian Village Saturday & Sunday

47th Annual Bluemont Fair Sept. 17-18

"We'll be looking for you," Chris and Rene' White Sanctuary on the Trail host to the 1st Indian Village as part of the Bluemont Fair.

BLUEMONT, VA. – As the giant moon rises across the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountain sky this weekend, a 10’ feet wide dream catcher aims directly into the moon rise. Close to 10,000 people are expected Saturday and Sunday Sept. 17-18 to the Bluemont Fair Indian Village, where the past meets present under the harvest moon.
Special Features include:  

• Woodland Indian Style Wigwam
• Contemporary Bluemont VA Teepee
• Living History Exhibits
• Indian Dancing and Music
• Military Veteran Tribute 
• Children Bringing in the Harvest Ceremony and Parade
• Food inside the main fair grounds
• Indian and Military Veteran Artists and Vendors 
• Real Ponies to Paint
• 10’ feet wide hand-woven dreamcatcher with 2’ feet tall stained glass feathers and painted gourd-beads
• QR-coded fun facts
• Downloadable Interactive Passport Booklet 
• Candy Dance

The Indian Village opens 10-5 at 33834 Snickersville Tpke, Bluemont, Va. 20135. Free parking is available. There is a small $5 fee to get into the general fair.  Requested donation for entrance to the Indian Village is $3 per person or $15 per family. Entrance into the Indian Village is free to all uniformed service members, military veterans and their families.