Other crafts to be represented include calligraphy, stick furniture making and the use of herbs by an herbalist. New to the event this year will be performances by a professional folk storyteller, a puppeteer performing classic puppet shows and a traditional folk musician performing songs from the 19th century. The Hunter-Dawson home, an 1859 antebellum house, will be open for free tours. A variety of food booths will also be available in addition to free parking. On loan from the Cahokia Mounds Historic Site in Illinois, the exhibit features photographs, maps and other materials from about 24 native American mound sites in the Eastern Woodlands.
Admission is charged.