Topics Related to Indian Affairs

Attendees can contact William Maiden at 910-308-7249 or Nina Maiden at 910-366-9164 for more information.
 

In partnership with indigenous community organizers and the Dix Park Conservancy, join us for Dix Park's Inter-Tribal Pow Wow. The community is invited to experience a day of competition dancing, music, and vendors showcasing the incredible legacy and culture of Indigenous communities living

22nd Annual Children's Trout Derby

Fishing poles, bait, t-shirts, a chance for prizes, and much more are provided to pre-registered participants.  This is a fun, family event where all children between the ages of 3-11 can enjoy a day of fishing in Cherokee.  You must pre-register either Friday or Saturday to participate

Lumbee Homecoming officially started in 1968, the year after Cheryl Ransom (Locklear) was crowned the first Miss Lumbee. It has grown since that initial beauty pageant into one of the largest events held in Southeastern North Carolina.