The 31st annual Iroquois Indian Festival will take place this Saturday and Sunday, 10am-6pm both days, at the Iroquois Indian Museum in Howes Cave.
Both days will feature Onondaga storyteller Perry Ground, the Sky Dancers from Six Nations, Ontario, award-winning singer/songwriter Darryl Tonemah, an Iroquois art market, wildlife rehabilitation presentations, flintknapping and Early Technology presentations, and native food.
The amphitheater schedule follows:
Saturday
•10am-Festival opens.
• Noon-Sky Dancers.
•1pm-Perry Ground, "Iroquois Stories".
• 2pm-Sky Dancers.
• 2:45pm-Hoop Dance demonstrations.
• 3:15pm-Barry Keegan, "Survival Skills" presentation.
• 4pm-Darryl Tonemah.
• 6pm-Festival closes.

Sunday
• 10am-Festival opens.
• Noon-Sky Dancers.
• 1pm-Darryl Tonemah.
• 2pm-Sky Dancers.
• 2:45pm-Hoop Dance demonstrations.
• 3:15pm-Perry Ground, "Iroquois Stories."
• 4pm-Barry Keegan, "Survival Skills" presentation.
• 6pm-Festival closes.
For more information, contact the Museum at 296-8949.