Dancers of the Plains
Cultural Exhibition
June 15-16, 2012
The fourth annual Dancers of the Plains welcomes the Southern Ponca of Oklahoma and the Northern Ponca of Nebraska!
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The Ponca tribe lived in what is now Nebraska until their forced removal to Oklahoma in 1877.
After Chief Standing returned to bury his son in 1879, some of the tribe was allowed to stay in Nebraska after his famous appeal to the Supreme Court. Today, the tribal members living in Nebraska are the Northern Ponca Tribe, and those in Oklahoma are the Southern Ponca.
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EVENT SCHEDULE
FRIDAY, JUNE 15
EDUCATION DAY
Friday is all about cultural education! Presented by members of the Southern and Northern Ponca Tribes, learn about the cultures of these two tribes through hands-on activities, demonstrations and exhibits. Friday parking available on the Archway grounds.
Friday, June 15
9:00am Flagraising and Tipi Raising
9:00-12:00 noon Educational Hands-On Activities
1:00-3:00pm Dance Demonstrations
9:00am-4:00pm Food and Art Vendors Open
7:00pm Music Concert - Culture Shock Camp
SATURDAY, JUNE 16
EXHIBITION DAY
Saturday parking is available at the Viaero Event Center, just off I-80 exit 272. Ride the free shuttle to the Archway grounds. (Priority parking for seniors and disabled)
Saturday, June 16
9:00am Flagraising and Tipi Raising
9:00-12:00 noon Living History, Cultural Exhibits and Craft Demonstrations
1:00-3:00pm Dance Exhibition
9:00am-4:00pm Food and Art Vendors Open
First Aid Provided by
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Are You An Interested Vendor?
All vendors must show proof of tribal affiliation, and are subject to approval.
Deadline to apply May 1, 2012
CLICK HERE FOR VENDOR APPLICATION
CLICK HERE FOR FOOD VENDOR FORM
CLICK HERE FOR ARTISAN FORM
Contact us for more information:
877-511-2724
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