Ridgefield, Connecticut - The 12th Annual Native American
Festival will be held at Ridgefield's Ballard Park the weekend
of September 13 and 14, from 10:00am until 6:00pm, rain or shine.
This educational, cultural, family event will feature
entertainment by Grammy Award winning singer/songwriter
Joanne Shenandoah and performances featuring Iroquois
and pow wow style dancing, among other attractions.
Check out the children's activities in the teepee village,
where a teepee-raising demonstration will be held once
each day. Try some traditional Native American foods like
corn soup, fry bread, buffalo burgers, venison and chili.
Vendors will offer a variety of items, including paintings;
traditional and contemporary silver jewelry; deerskin
clothing; and stone, bone and clay sculptures.
Artists will give demonstrations throughout the day,
and fine art will be on exhibit and available for
purchase. Admission: $10.00 adults, $5.00 seniors and
children.
Directions From Danbury: take Route 7 South to Route
35 South. Follow Route 35 South to Main Street, Ridgefield.
Directions From Route 95: take Route 7 North to Route 35
South. Follow Route 35 South to Main Street, Ridgefield.
Sponsored by Touch of Sedona and the Ridgefield Boys
& Girls Club.
For more information, call A Touch of Sedona, phone:
203-438-7146.