PERRYSBURG - The Black Swamp InterTribal Foundation will host its 11th annual Woodland Indian Celebration "They Walked Before Us," Saturday and Sunday at the Buttonwood Park/Betty C. Black Recreation Area on Hull Prairie Road.
The park is one mile west of Fort Meigs along the Maumee River.
Among the attractions this year is Douglas Blue Feather, a Cherokee from Blue Springs, who is a multiple-award wining Native American flutist.
There will be a children's tent with Native American arts and crafts, a Wildlife Tent with American birds of prey and an Indian Village with lacrosse.
Drums will be by SouthEastern WaterSpider and the Southern Singers of Ohio.
The park is one mile west of Fort Meigs along the Maumee River.
Among the attractions this year is Douglas Blue Feather, a Cherokee from Blue Springs, who is a multiple-award wining Native American flutist.
There will be a children's tent with Native American arts and crafts, a Wildlife Tent with American birds of prey and an Indian Village with lacrosse.
Drums will be by SouthEastern WaterSpider and the Southern Singers of Ohio.
