Native Knot Area Events Calendar

Every Wednesday at 1:30 pm at the

Grand Nation Office. For more information call/text Mary Hollabaugh 918-244- 0686

Every Wednesday enjoy 10% off all wine. No case purchase necessary! Some exclusions apply, see store for details!

FREE DAILY ENTRIES AT RIVER BEND CASINO
• AUGUST 1 – AUGUST 25

EARN SLOT ENTRIES AT RIVER BEND CASINO & LUCKY TURTLE CASINO
• AUGUST 1 – AUGUST 26

DRAWINGS:
AUGUST 12 • 9PM • $5,000 GRAND PRIZE
AUGUST 26 • 9PM • $10,000 GRAND PRIZE

Visit the River Bend Casino Players Club daily, August 1 through August 25, and claim two FREE entries each day. Plus, earn additional entries August 1 through August 26 by hitting specific payline combinations on VGT, AGS and Cadillac Jack* slot machines at River Bend Casino and Lucky Turtle Casino. The drawing hopper will open at 6pm at River Bend Casino on August 12 & 26.

At 9pm each drawing date, five players will be drawn to compete for that night’s CASH GRAND PRIZE and thousands of dollars in FREE PLAY prizes.


FREE PLAY prizes will be valid for 5 days. Must have a valid photo ID to claim prizes. A maximum of two entries per day can be earned at the River Bend Casino Player Club. River Bend Casino is not responsible for lost, stolen or destroyed drawing entries.

All entries must be in the drawing hopper at River Bend Casino by 9pm on the day of drawing to be eligible for that night’s drawing. Players can only be drawn once per drawing date.

*Game selection varies by casino. Cash winner will be responsible for all associated taxes. Other rules and restrictions apply. See Club Wyandotte for official rules.

Play $5 and we'll match that with $5 in Promotional Play!

Sundays-- Midnight-2am
Tuesdays-- 10pm-11pm
Wednesdays-- 9am-noon
Thursdays-- 9am-noon
Fridays-- noon-5pm

One Match Play offer per person, per day.

Join the ONM staff for the opening of the exhibition Enduring Images: Osage Photographic Portraiture on Thursday, February 23rd.
4:00 - 6:00pm
Light refreshements will be served.
Visit http://www.osagenation-nsn.gov/who-we-are/museum/exhibits for more information.

The Cherokee Nation Housing and Dept of Veteran Affairs is focused on helping Native American veterans who are homeless or at-risk of being homeless now offered. Please contact Lisa Look 918-616-8794

The 16-panel exhibition documents 250 years of Native peoples’ contributions in U.S. military history and remains on view from Jan. 21, through January 2018 in the Sealaska Gallery of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C.

Everyone is welcome to attend. (This was previously scheduled on August 21st.)

The State Board meeting is scheduled for the 3rd Monday of the month except in October.

For further information, contact chamber@aiccok.org.

Celebrate Recovery is a 12-step Christ-centered program for anyone struggling with any hurt, habit or hang-up! We have found hope and help in the power of Jesus Christ! See Shannon Baker, Lisa Taylor or Steve Wheeler for more info.

Join us every Thursday Night at New Life 6pm-Meal, 7pm-Service, 8pm-Small Groups

Mixer will be packed with fun including cash bar, hors d'ouevres, grand prize raffle, and silent auction. Attendees will receive $10 free play and one free wine/beer ticket. Admission $20.

To reserve your room with special rate, Call 1-800-788-2464 and give them the block code 1708AICCOS.

IAMNDN is excited to announce that Language Class "Hymn Singing" will be every Thursday starting tomorrow July 27th from 6-7pm at the IAMNDN office. We are proud to introduce the facilitators of the class Cameille "Tasi" Wetselline and Galu Lavatai. These two young ladies have been with IAMNDN for the past two years and have stepped up into a facilitator role. Please help IAMNDN in encouraging and applauding Tasi and Galu for their leadership roles. Information is on the flyer please like and share our flyer. Ura!

For more information contact:
Raquel Ramos: 580-713-3936
raquelr@comanchenation.com

Bro wild!

On Thursdays in March all fellas enjoy $10 Match Play and Hot Seat drawings for $100 FREE PLAY every 15 minutes!

One offer per person. Must be male to receive Match Play. Must be 21+ for drink specials. Other rules and restrictions apply.

Monday & Thursday at 2pm please call the office to reserve the room for a SKYPE meeting, 918-276- 2192.

FREE DAILY ENTRIES AT RIVER BEND CASINO
• AUGUST 1 – AUGUST 25

EARN SLOT ENTRIES AT RIVER BEND CASINO & LUCKY TURTLE CASINO
• AUGUST 1 – AUGUST 26

DRAWINGS:
AUGUST 12 • 9PM • $5,000 GRAND PRIZE
AUGUST 26 • 9PM • $10,000 GRAND PRIZE

Visit the River Bend Casino Players Club daily, August 1 through August 25, and claim two FREE entries each day. Plus, earn additional entries August 1 through August 26 by hitting specific payline combinations on VGT, AGS and Cadillac Jack* slot machines at River Bend Casino and Lucky Turtle Casino. The drawing hopper will open at 6pm at River Bend Casino on August 12 & 26.

At 9pm each drawing date, five players will be drawn to compete for that night’s CASH GRAND PRIZE and thousands of dollars in FREE PLAY prizes.


FREE PLAY prizes will be valid for 5 days. Must have a valid photo ID to claim prizes. A maximum of two entries per day can be earned at the River Bend Casino Player Club. River Bend Casino is not responsible for lost, stolen or destroyed drawing entries.

All entries must be in the drawing hopper at River Bend Casino by 9pm on the day of drawing to be eligible for that night’s drawing. Players can only be drawn once per drawing date.

*Game selection varies by casino. Cash winner will be responsible for all associated taxes. Other rules and restrictions apply. See Club Wyandotte for official rules.

Play $5 and we'll match that with $5 in Promotional Play!

Sundays-- Midnight-2am
Tuesdays-- 10pm-11pm
Wednesdays-- 9am-noon
Thursdays-- 9am-noon
Fridays-- noon-5pm

One Match Play offer per person, per day.

Join the ONM staff for the opening of the exhibition Enduring Images: Osage Photographic Portraiture on Thursday, February 23rd.
4:00 - 6:00pm
Light refreshements will be served.
Visit http://www.osagenation-nsn.gov/who-we-are/museum/exhibits for more information.

The Cherokee Nation Housing and Dept of Veteran Affairs is focused on helping Native American veterans who are homeless or at-risk of being homeless now offered. Please contact Lisa Look 918-616-8794

The 16-panel exhibition documents 250 years of Native peoples’ contributions in U.S. military history and remains on view from Jan. 21, through January 2018 in the Sealaska Gallery of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C.

The Chickasaw Cultural Center will host Homeschool Day, Friday, Aug. 25 from 10 a.m.-5 p.m.

Homeschool educators and students will enjoy educational films, cultural classes and demonstrations, traditional games, stomp dancing and horticulture tours.

Admission is free for homeschoolers and a special sack lunch rate is available for $2 per student, which includes a sandwich, chips, cookie, fruit and a drink.

For more information, call the Special Events Department at (580) 622-7153 by Monday, Aug. 21 to schedule your group and to ensure sack lunch availability.

Start the weekend on a high note with a chance at $250 FREE PLAY with Hot Seat drawings every 15 minutes!

FREE PLAY prizes will be valid for 48 hours. Other rules and restrictions apply.

Nathan Bryce has been playing, performing and promoting since forming his first band at the age of sixteen. Drawing inspiration from the legendary blues icons of the past to the blues rockers of today, Nathan Bryce continues to carry on the tradition of guitar driven blues based rock.
This blues/rock trio features the incredibly soulful vocals and the emotional powerhouse guitar of Nathan Bryce. Sitting firmly in the pocket and providing the backbone is the "Loaded Dice" rhythm section of bassist/vocalist Cody Cook and drummer Jeff Whittington. This group of veteran musicians have earned impressive resumes' that include touring both regionally and nationally as well as studio credits with a who's who list of legendary industry icons.
Nathan Bryce and Loaded Dice feature original music from the catchy blues shuffle "Movin in the Middle of the Night" to the phychedelic rock of "Boombox Quality." Mixed with an extensive library of inventive covers, rock classics, and blues standards, this band delivers their sound with full on passion.

Do it right, every Friday night with $10 Match Play. Simply play $10 on your favorite slots and then enjoy $10 in Promotional Play!

One offer per person.

Contact: Kkye McMichael

Phone: 760-891-3590

Email:

Website:facebook.com/palapw

Contact: Skye McMichael

Phone: 760-891-3500

The Gathering at the Falls Powwow is held in Spokane, WA each year in August. The history of this event, and the significance of gathering at the Spokane River, goes back generations. It has been a sacred tradition for many tribes around the northwest to gather at the river because it gives life, love, hope, and a sense of revitalization. During past years, Riverfront Park has been home to this event and it has become a tradition for people of all nations to gather and celebrate those gifts the river provides and to create and renew friendships. Dancers and singers, young and old, come from both near and far to showcase their songs and their dance styles for our community. It is, without a doubt, a unique cultural gathering that brings in thousands to enjoy.

The 26th Annual Gathering at the Falls Powwow will be held on Aug. 25 at 7pm and 26 at 1pm & 7pm With a Youth Powwow on Aug. 27, 2017 12noon

Follow us on
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Twitter @SpokanePowwow
Pinterest GATFPowwow
Instagram GatheringAtTheFalls Powwow

Enjoy a large selection of mini's for only $0.99!! Available everyday. Discount on 10 or more!

This annual event will have nightly contests and will be full of family friendly fun. So bring everyone out to enjoy the 85th Annual Barefoot Pow-Wow

FREE DAILY ENTRIES AT RIVER BEND CASINO
• AUGUST 1 – AUGUST 25

EARN SLOT ENTRIES AT RIVER BEND CASINO & LUCKY TURTLE CASINO
• AUGUST 1 – AUGUST 26

DRAWINGS:
AUGUST 12 • 9PM • $5,000 GRAND PRIZE
AUGUST 26 • 9PM • $10,000 GRAND PRIZE

Visit the River Bend Casino Players Club daily, August 1 through August 25, and claim two FREE entries each day. Plus, earn additional entries August 1 through August 26 by hitting specific payline combinations on VGT, AGS and Cadillac Jack* slot machines at River Bend Casino and Lucky Turtle Casino. The drawing hopper will open at 6pm at River Bend Casino on August 12 & 26.

At 9pm each drawing date, five players will be drawn to compete for that night’s CASH GRAND PRIZE and thousands of dollars in FREE PLAY prizes.


FREE PLAY prizes will be valid for 5 days. Must have a valid photo ID to claim prizes. A maximum of two entries per day can be earned at the River Bend Casino Player Club. River Bend Casino is not responsible for lost, stolen or destroyed drawing entries.

All entries must be in the drawing hopper at River Bend Casino by 9pm on the day of drawing to be eligible for that night’s drawing. Players can only be drawn once per drawing date.

*Game selection varies by casino. Cash winner will be responsible for all associated taxes. Other rules and restrictions apply. See Club Wyandotte for official rules.

Admission $10.00 Weekend Pass; Tribal Elders 55+ can show their tribal ID for Free Admission; 10 & under are also FREE

Grand Entries: Friday, 7p.m./ Saturday/ 1p.m. & 7p.m./ Sunday 1p.m.;
DANCE SPECIALS:
Men’s Woodland Special 18+
Old Style Jingle 18+
Family Sponsored Grass Dance Special

MC’s: Pete Gahbow & Mike Sullivan;

Arena Director: Charles Belisle

Host Drums: Native Boys, Raining Thunder & Cumberland Singers; first 12 drums registered will be paid. 5 singer minimum, no drum hopping, NO EXCEPTIONS

Feast August 26 at 5p.m.;

Not responsible for accidents, or lost/ stolen items. NO DRUGS OR ALCOHOL ALLOWED.

This event will be fun for the whole family, so join us in this celebration of our tribe and culture!!

Play $5 and we'll match that with $5 in Promotional Play!

Sundays-- Midnight-2am
Tuesdays-- 10pm-11pm
Wednesdays-- 9am-noon
Thursdays-- 9am-noon
Fridays-- noon-5pm

One Match Play offer per person, per day.

Join the ONM staff for the opening of the exhibition Enduring Images: Osage Photographic Portraiture on Thursday, February 23rd.
4:00 - 6:00pm
Light refreshements will be served.
Visit http://www.osagenation-nsn.gov/who-we-are/museum/exhibits for more information.

The Cherokee Nation Housing and Dept of Veteran Affairs is focused on helping Native American veterans who are homeless or at-risk of being homeless now offered. Please contact Lisa Look 918-616-8794

The 16-panel exhibition documents 250 years of Native peoples’ contributions in U.S. military history and remains on view from Jan. 21, through January 2018 in the Sealaska Gallery of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C.

Proceeds from this event go to Adamstown Fire Co. and Fivepointville Ambulance!!

For more information:
Contact: Mark Onehawk
Phone: (484) 941-1317
Email: adamstownpowwow@yahoo.com

10 am to 5 pm Each Day
Grand Entry at Noon
COME DANCE AND CELEBRATE OUR NATIVE AMERICAN CULTURE!
FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY!!!
Bring your lawn chairs and/or blankets and stay for a day of enjoyment and celebration!
Learn about the arts and culture of Native American Indians.
Adults and children dancing in BEAUTIFUL regalia, drumming, singing, story telling….
Native American style crafts, jewelry, clothing, etc., available to view and/or purchase.
AUCTIONS on Sat & Sun.(No sacred items sold.)
NATIVE AMERICAN FRY BREAD (including Indian Tacos) and other food & drinks.
ADMISSION:Adults $5.00, Children 5 and under FREE with paid adult admission.
For participant/vendor information, contact Phyllis Bruce 304-662-6220 (leave a message)
Sponsored by Native American Community Center, Inc. 501(c)3 NonProfit Organization

Contact the Cultural Resources office at (580) 622-7140 for more information concerning Kullihoma stomp dances.

Every Saturday all Club Wyandotte members can enjoy a $5 FREE PLAY from 2pm-4pm.

One offer per person, per day.

Early bird gets the win!

Saturdays from 9:30am-10:30am

Simply play $10 on your favorite slots and we'll give you $10 in Promotional Play on the house!

One Match Play offer per person, per day.

Contact: Kkye McMichael

Phone: 760-891-3590

Email:

Website:facebook.com/palapw

Contact: Skye McMichael

Phone: 760-891-3500

The Gathering at the Falls Powwow is held in Spokane, WA each year in August. The history of this event, and the significance of gathering at the Spokane River, goes back generations. It has been a sacred tradition for many tribes around the northwest to gather at the river because it gives life, love, hope, and a sense of revitalization. During past years, Riverfront Park has been home to this event and it has become a tradition for people of all nations to gather and celebrate those gifts the river provides and to create and renew friendships. Dancers and singers, young and old, come from both near and far to showcase their songs and their dance styles for our community. It is, without a doubt, a unique cultural gathering that brings in thousands to enjoy.

The 26th Annual Gathering at the Falls Powwow will be held on Aug. 25 at 7pm and 26 at 1pm & 7pm With a Youth Powwow on Aug. 27, 2017 12noon

Follow us on
FB RiverfrontPowwowSpokane
Twitter @SpokanePowwow
Pinterest GATFPowwow
Instagram GatheringAtTheFalls Powwow

Free camping starting friday at 11am, Drumming, Dancing, vendors , crafts, food, sunrise cerimony saturday and sunday, talking circle saturday night, community feast saturday night, womans and mens specials each day, all drums wecome , dogs on leash are allowed.

Contact: Mya Hay

Phone: 7742006058

Email: Myahay@comcast.net

Join the wolf clan in celebrating the spirit of the wolf, as they host their seventh Annual Native American Festival on August 26th and 27th in Broadalbin, NY.

Featuring Cody Blackbird band to play at this year’s festival. Also performing will be the Aztec Fire Dancer’s. Hoop dancer’s, Beyond Human Exotic Wildlife Show, Lori Hawk. Flute player. Lots of new entertainment this year.

Contact: Betty Overrocker
Phone: (518) 842-6672
Email: boverrocker@yahoo.com

This is a very family friendly event, so come down and enjoy the day and learn about our native culture.

Contact: Ed Kirkpatrick
Phone: (330) 423-3990
Email: nativereilly73@yahoo.com

This celebration of generations is jam packed with family fun!!! Everyone is welcome to join in all the festive activities!!!

For more information:
Contact: Stephanie Ironheart
Phone: (360) 436-0333
Email: Events@sauk-suiattle.com

This annual event will have nightly contests and will be full of family friendly fun. So bring everyone out to enjoy the 85th Annual Barefoot Pow-Wow

FREE DAILY ENTRIES AT RIVER BEND CASINO
• AUGUST 1 – AUGUST 25

EARN SLOT ENTRIES AT RIVER BEND CASINO & LUCKY TURTLE CASINO
• AUGUST 1 – AUGUST 26

DRAWINGS:
AUGUST 12 • 9PM • $5,000 GRAND PRIZE
AUGUST 26 • 9PM • $10,000 GRAND PRIZE

Visit the River Bend Casino Players Club daily, August 1 through August 25, and claim two FREE entries each day. Plus, earn additional entries August 1 through August 26 by hitting specific payline combinations on VGT, AGS and Cadillac Jack* slot machines at River Bend Casino and Lucky Turtle Casino. The drawing hopper will open at 6pm at River Bend Casino on August 12 & 26.

At 9pm each drawing date, five players will be drawn to compete for that night’s CASH GRAND PRIZE and thousands of dollars in FREE PLAY prizes.


FREE PLAY prizes will be valid for 5 days. Must have a valid photo ID to claim prizes. A maximum of two entries per day can be earned at the River Bend Casino Player Club. River Bend Casino is not responsible for lost, stolen or destroyed drawing entries.

All entries must be in the drawing hopper at River Bend Casino by 9pm on the day of drawing to be eligible for that night’s drawing. Players can only be drawn once per drawing date.

*Game selection varies by casino. Cash winner will be responsible for all associated taxes. Other rules and restrictions apply. See Club Wyandotte for official rules.

Admission $10.00 Weekend Pass; Tribal Elders 55+ can show their tribal ID for Free Admission; 10 & under are also FREE

Grand Entries: Friday, 7p.m./ Saturday/ 1p.m. & 7p.m./ Sunday 1p.m.;
DANCE SPECIALS:
Men’s Woodland Special 18+
Old Style Jingle 18+
Family Sponsored Grass Dance Special

MC’s: Pete Gahbow & Mike Sullivan;

Arena Director: Charles Belisle

Host Drums: Native Boys, Raining Thunder & Cumberland Singers; first 12 drums registered will be paid. 5 singer minimum, no drum hopping, NO EXCEPTIONS

Feast August 26 at 5p.m.;

Not responsible for accidents, or lost/ stolen items. NO DRUGS OR ALCOHOL ALLOWED.

Drumming and Dance completions with prizes for the top three dancers in each category and top three drums. An additional stipend will be awarded to the first five drums to sign up for the powwow.
Dance competition:
Golden Age Men’s and Women’s traditional
Adult Women’s, Teen Women’s and Junior Girls: Traditional, Fancy and Jingle
Adult Men’s, Teen Men’s and Junior Boys: Traditional, Fancy and Grass
Stand Strong Special

Patta Butcher is a full-time, Choctaw artist living and working in Norman, Oklahoma. With all of her formal training and her degree from the University of Oklahoma she has been chosen as the Red Earth's 2017 Honored One!!!
She brings her knowledge and skill to the table to help you create a beautiful masterpiece.
Call 580-622-8040 for more information!!

This event will be fun for the whole family, so join us in this celebration of our tribe and culture!!

Play $5 and we'll match that with $5 in Promotional Play!

Sundays-- Midnight-2am
Tuesdays-- 10pm-11pm
Wednesdays-- 9am-noon
Thursdays-- 9am-noon
Fridays-- noon-5pm

One Match Play offer per person, per day.

Join the ONM staff for the opening of the exhibition Enduring Images: Osage Photographic Portraiture on Thursday, February 23rd.
4:00 - 6:00pm
Light refreshements will be served.
Visit http://www.osagenation-nsn.gov/who-we-are/museum/exhibits for more information.

The Cherokee Nation Housing and Dept of Veteran Affairs is focused on helping Native American veterans who are homeless or at-risk of being homeless now offered. Please contact Lisa Look 918-616-8794

The 16-panel exhibition documents 250 years of Native peoples’ contributions in U.S. military history and remains on view from Jan. 21, through January 2018 in the Sealaska Gallery of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C.

Proceeds from this event go to Adamstown Fire Co. and Fivepointville Ambulance!!

For more information:
Contact: Mark Onehawk
Phone: (484) 941-1317
Email: adamstownpowwow@yahoo.com

10 am to 5 pm Each Day
Grand Entry at Noon
COME DANCE AND CELEBRATE OUR NATIVE AMERICAN CULTURE!
FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY!!!
Bring your lawn chairs and/or blankets and stay for a day of enjoyment and celebration!
Learn about the arts and culture of Native American Indians.
Adults and children dancing in BEAUTIFUL regalia, drumming, singing, story telling….
Native American style crafts, jewelry, clothing, etc., available to view and/or purchase.
AUCTIONS on Sat & Sun.(No sacred items sold.)
NATIVE AMERICAN FRY BREAD (including Indian Tacos) and other food & drinks.
ADMISSION:Adults $5.00, Children 5 and under FREE with paid adult admission.
For participant/vendor information, contact Phyllis Bruce 304-662-6220 (leave a message)
Sponsored by Native American Community Center, Inc. 501(c)3 NonProfit Organization

SUNDAYS IN AUGUST • 1PM – 4PM

Enjoy your favorite slots and table games with your Club Wyandotte card for a chance to win your share of $2,000 IN FREE PLAY every Sunday!

Drawings every 20 minutes for $200 FREE PLAY.

Management reserves the right to change or cancel this promotion at any time without notice. Must be a Club Wyandotte member to participate. FREE PLAY prizes will be valid for 48 hours. Other rules and restrictions apply.

Contact: Kkye McMichael

Phone: 760-891-3590

Email:

Website:facebook.com/palapw

Contact: Skye McMichael

Phone: 760-891-3500

The Gathering at the Falls Powwow is held in Spokane, WA each year in August. The history of this event, and the significance of gathering at the Spokane River, goes back generations. It has been a sacred tradition for many tribes around the northwest to gather at the river because it gives life, love, hope, and a sense of revitalization. During past years, Riverfront Park has been home to this event and it has become a tradition for people of all nations to gather and celebrate those gifts the river provides and to create and renew friendships. Dancers and singers, young and old, come from both near and far to showcase their songs and their dance styles for our community. It is, without a doubt, a unique cultural gathering that brings in thousands to enjoy.

The 26th Annual Gathering at the Falls Powwow will be held on Aug. 25 at 7pm and 26 at 1pm & 7pm With a Youth Powwow on Aug. 27, 2017 12noon

Follow us on
FB RiverfrontPowwowSpokane
Twitter @SpokanePowwow
Pinterest GATFPowwow
Instagram GatheringAtTheFalls Powwow

Free camping starting friday at 11am, Drumming, Dancing, vendors , crafts, food, sunrise cerimony saturday and sunday, talking circle saturday night, community feast saturday night, womans and mens specials each day, all drums wecome , dogs on leash are allowed.

Contact: Mya Hay

Phone: 7742006058

Email: Myahay@comcast.net

Join the wolf clan in celebrating the spirit of the wolf, as they host their seventh Annual Native American Festival on August 26th and 27th in Broadalbin, NY.

Featuring Cody Blackbird band to play at this year’s festival. Also performing will be the Aztec Fire Dancer’s. Hoop dancer’s, Beyond Human Exotic Wildlife Show, Lori Hawk. Flute player. Lots of new entertainment this year.

Contact: Betty Overrocker
Phone: (518) 842-6672
Email: boverrocker@yahoo.com

This is a very family friendly event, so come down and enjoy the day and learn about our native culture.

Contact: Ed Kirkpatrick
Phone: (330) 423-3990
Email: nativereilly73@yahoo.com

This celebration of generations is jam packed with family fun!!! Everyone is welcome to join in all the festive activities!!!

For more information:
Contact: Stephanie Ironheart
Phone: (360) 436-0333
Email: Events@sauk-suiattle.com

This annual event will have nightly contests and will be full of family friendly fun. So bring everyone out to enjoy the 85th Annual Barefoot Pow-Wow

The exhibition, After Removal: Rebuilding the Cherokee Nation, tells the story of the Cherokee Nation in the 19th century through the stark contrasts of the human experience—discord and harmony, war and peace, success and failure—and in the end, the creation of a solid foundation for the future of the Cherokee people.

FREE DAILY ENTRIES AT RIVER BEND CASINO
• AUGUST 1 – AUGUST 25

EARN SLOT ENTRIES AT RIVER BEND CASINO & LUCKY TURTLE CASINO
• AUGUST 1 – AUGUST 26

DRAWINGS:
AUGUST 12 • 9PM • $5,000 GRAND PRIZE
AUGUST 26 • 9PM • $10,000 GRAND PRIZE

Visit the River Bend Casino Players Club daily, August 1 through August 25, and claim two FREE entries each day. Plus, earn additional entries August 1 through August 26 by hitting specific payline combinations on VGT, AGS and Cadillac Jack* slot machines at River Bend Casino and Lucky Turtle Casino. The drawing hopper will open at 6pm at River Bend Casino on August 12 & 26.

At 9pm each drawing date, five players will be drawn to compete for that night’s CASH GRAND PRIZE and thousands of dollars in FREE PLAY prizes.


FREE PLAY prizes will be valid for 5 days. Must have a valid photo ID to claim prizes. A maximum of two entries per day can be earned at the River Bend Casino Player Club. River Bend Casino is not responsible for lost, stolen or destroyed drawing entries.

All entries must be in the drawing hopper at River Bend Casino by 9pm on the day of drawing to be eligible for that night’s drawing. Players can only be drawn once per drawing date.

*Game selection varies by casino. Cash winner will be responsible for all associated taxes. Other rules and restrictions apply. See Club Wyandotte for official rules.

Admission $10.00 Weekend Pass; Tribal Elders 55+ can show their tribal ID for Free Admission; 10 & under are also FREE

Grand Entries: Friday, 7p.m./ Saturday/ 1p.m. & 7p.m./ Sunday 1p.m.;
DANCE SPECIALS:
Men’s Woodland Special 18+
Old Style Jingle 18+
Family Sponsored Grass Dance Special

MC’s: Pete Gahbow & Mike Sullivan;

Arena Director: Charles Belisle

Host Drums: Native Boys, Raining Thunder & Cumberland Singers; first 12 drums registered will be paid. 5 singer minimum, no drum hopping, NO EXCEPTIONS

Feast August 26 at 5p.m.;

Not responsible for accidents, or lost/ stolen items. NO DRUGS OR ALCOHOL ALLOWED.

This event will be fun for the whole family, so join us in this celebration of our tribe and culture!!

Play $5 and we'll match that with $5 in Promotional Play!

Sundays-- Midnight-2am
Tuesdays-- 10pm-11pm
Wednesdays-- 9am-noon
Thursdays-- 9am-noon
Fridays-- noon-5pm

One Match Play offer per person, per day.

The Cherokee Nation Housing and Dept of Veteran Affairs is focused on helping Native American veterans who are homeless or at-risk of being homeless now offered. Please contact Lisa Look 918-616-8794

The 16-panel exhibition documents 250 years of Native peoples’ contributions in U.S. military history and remains on view from Jan. 21, through January 2018 in the Sealaska Gallery of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C.