57th Annual Chickahominy Fall Festival & Pow-wow

September 27 & 28, 2008

Chickahominy Tribal Grounds

Charles City, Virginia
 

10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.  Grand Entry 12:00
Host Drum:   Red Earth, Hollister  
MC:     Keith Colston, Tuscarora-Lumbee Experience traditional Chickahominy culture
Lead Male:    Terry White, Lumbee Many craft vendors with silver & turquoise jewelry,
Lead Female:  Phyllis Campbell, Choctaw handmade pottery, baskets, paintings, leather crafts,
Jr. Lead Male:  TBA wood carvings, native music, and much more.
Jr. Lead Female:  TBA

         
Arena Director:  Clark Stewart, Chickahominy  Good food and family fun.
             

Transportation provided for senior citizens and

 

handicapped from parking lot.
   
Bring lawn chairs & blankets

Host Hotel:   Hampton Inn    ph: 804.222.8200
No pets, alcohol, or drugs allowed!!

                   5300 Airport Square Lane

 

 

 

 

Directions

From Richmond: Take 64 east to exit 205 (Bottoms Bridge).  Exit right to stoplight.  Turn
  left on route 60 east.  Proceed to next stoplight.  Turn right on route   
  106.  Proceed 1.5 miles and turn left on route 609.  Proceed 5 miles 
  turn and left on route 602 (Lott Cary Road).  Proceed 1 mile and the
  Chickahominy Tribal Grounds are on the left.
   
From Hopewell/Petersburg: Route 10 east to left turn on route 106.  Route 106 to right turn on route
  650.  Follow route 650 to end.  Turn left on to route 609.  Proceed 2  
  miles to route 602 (Lott Cary Road).  Turn right.  Proceed 1 mile and
  the Chickahominy Tribal Grounds are on the left.
   
From Hampton/Norfolk: I64 West to Talleysville exit & Route 106 South. Turn left on Route    
  106.  Go to stop light. Keep straight, proceed 1.5 miles and turn left on 
  route 609.  Proceed 5 miles and turn left on route 602 (Lott Cary Road).  Proceed 1 mile and the Chickahominy Tribal Grounds are on the left.
   
From Williamsburg: Route 5 West to right turn on Route 155 North.  Go approx. 1.5 miles 
  to left on Route 602(Lott Cary Road).  Go approx. 5 miles and the
  Chickahominy Tribal Grounds are on the right.