2011 Chief Logan Pow Wow
October 8th and 9th

The 2011 Hocking Hills Pow Wow honoring Chief Logan will be held on October 8th and 9th at the Hocking Hills Farmers' Flea Market in Rockbridge, OH 43149 on US Route 33 and State Route 374.

The entry fee is $5, with kids under 12 free. The Hocking Hills Pow Wow continues to be a non-profit venture, and any money made will be donated to charity. The 2011 Pow Wow will feature Danny 2 Eagles as MC with White Oak as the host drum.  All of the details are listed here and also on this flyer, and even on Facebook, just search for Logan PowWow on Facebook.

The 2010 Grand Entry can be seen and heard on You Tube.  If you'd like to share the chance to see real Indians with your children, grandchildren, or even great grandchildren, you should mark your October calendars and attend one of the best Indian Pow Wow's in Ohio.

Below are random images from the 2010 Pow Wow showing dancers and vendors, giving you some idea of what can be purchased at a Pow Wow.

People often ask why attend a Pow Wow. Typically, a Pow-Wow preserves a lasting sense of family, pride and tradition by often displaying family regalia. It also provides a way to renew friendships and make new friends.  It's a time to renew thoughts of the old ways and to preserve a rich heritage.

During a Pow Wow, veterans are always honored. This respect for veterans is an integral part of Native American culture, when the welfare of the village depended on the quantity and quality of the fighting men. To be a warrior was a man's purpose in life. Warriors were honored because they were willing to give their lives so people could live. So today's veterans are accorded the same honor and respect.

                             Below are some random shots taken on the first day of the 2010 Pow Wow.

                                               

                                               

                                               

                                               

                                               

                                               

                                               

                                               

                                               

                                               




                                       Below are images from past Chief Logan Pow Wows.

The 08 Pow Wow participants included: Warrior Brian Darst MC Warrior Tom Netz arena director Noah (Iron Hand) Armstrong, Head Male Dancer Krisa Beachy, Head Female Dancer Don Horn, Head Veteran Warrior Pete Chiquito, Hoop Dancer Eagle Boy, Host Drummer Red Shield Singers, Drums White Oak Singers, Drums Tony Grey Owl - Live Program Exhibition Art in Marble, Greg Cook organized the Chief Logan Pow Wow out of love.  If you would like to volunteer to help for future Pow Wows, he would be more than happy to receive your help and support.  Feel free to call him at 740-385-4660 and discuss your volunteering options. Thanks! Pam shown here makes pouches from turtle shells used by indian desendents for their regalia, and Greg often hires Warrior Brian Darst as the MC. The 2010 Grand Entry can be seen and heard on You Tube. While attending a Pow Wow you can often buy hand made items (not made in China) from the vendors.  At the 2009 Pow Wow a gentleman named Glenn A. Karshner was selling his book called Tschenque that he wrote about early frontier life based on historical fiction. It can also be purchased from the publisher web site. When attending a Pow Wow you will often see drums that provide the pace for the dancers in the dance circle. The dates of October 8th and 9th are now set for the 2011 Pow Wow at the Hocking Hills Farmers Flea Market in Rockbridge, OH.  If you plan to attend, don't forget your lawn chair!