VIP Group Tour Registration OPEN for Kidz Harvest Fest NOW - Be the First to Visit the Educational Villages Oct. 30 (One Day Only) - Indigenous Outreach

VIP Group Tour Registration OPEN for Kidz Harvest Fest NOW - Be the First to Visit the Educational Villages Oct. 30 (One Day Only)

9/25/2015

Sign up early for Kidz Harvest Fest Special VIP Group Tours and Advance Ticket Sales for the First Tour Groups of the Educational Villages that begin at 10:00 am on Friday Oct. 30. CLICK HERE to get a VIP Group Tour registration packet now before it fills up.

General Admission Opens to ALL AGES at 11:00 am Friday, Oct. 30.

Pony rides (photo by June Krupsaw of Bluemont VA)

Meet a Native American Bee Keeper from West Virginia Laurae Hughes-Cummings from West Virginia

Learn Mayan weaving from Living History Interpretor Juanita Velasco who lives in Virginia

Learn Children's Dancing

Learn Indigenous Survival Skills Demonstrations Jason and Sera Drevenak

Barns of Rose Hill (preview event)

Sit inside a real Tee Pee

Take photos in front an outdoor Photo Booth

Learn unique things like how swimming has a history in Native American Indian Culture

Learn how to make a Dream Catcher

Much Much More

Native American Indian Games and Hands-on Activities

Indigenous Survival Skills Demonstrations

Hand Drum
and Story Telling

Learn from Master of Ceremonies for The Gathering Kidz Harvest Fest on Oct. 30 Native American Indian Andrew T Tyler of Virginia

Visit real Tee Pee (Tipi)

Buy these books and meet the Author Angela Mohr

Meet Native American Artist Stacey Littledeer

Received FREE digital educational packets we are testing with educators and students

Native American History Exhibitors

Dancers in Regalia

Environmental Education

Flute Player

USDA Agricultural Exhibits

Meet living legend Dennis Banks co-founder of the American Indian Movement

Learn about Corn Husk Dolls by local Native American Shawnee Indian Sheila Hansen of Virginia

Learn and play Indian games

Help wash gourds

Daughter to our weekend Master of Ceremonies Dennis Zotigh, on the cover of Scholastic News

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