This is a family friendly, free event which is open to the public. Absolutely no drugs and no alcohol allowed. Vendors must donate a raffle item. But at the time of Red Nations - Walk the Winds of the Mountain's Way, And Listen to the Whispers in the Trees, Sense the Rhythm of a Summer's Day and Know the Soul of the Cherokee. Descendants of the chiefs can contact Ellen Johnson, Cherokee Heritage Center, for a special invitation.
Guests are always eligible for the door prize awarded that night.
Join us for the May 4 Monthly Meeting when CCS former board member Steve Triplett will present a program on the Medicine Wheel - the background, the artifacts and why we reset it each June. Steve will answer all those questions you always wanted to know about this CCS tradition. A June date for the ceremony will be announced. The group, which shares crafts and friendship and welcomes women and men of all tribes, plans another basket weaving class at the Cherokee Nation in Tahlequah, OK during the third weekend in October, 2000. More details to come.