Welcome To The Tribal Fair!

HOLLYWOOD - The Seminole Tribe of Florida welcomes American Indian dancers, performers and artisans from more than 100 tribes across the Americas to the largest native event in South Florida - the 30th annual Seminole Tribal Fair, as always on the second weekend of February.

This year's program marks the first fair of the new Millenium and a return of the traditional competition American Indian powwow to a lineup of native fun and entertainment, Feb. 8-11, at the Okalee Museum Tribal Fairgrounds, near the corner of State Road 7 and Stirling Road on the Hollywood Seminole Indian Reservation.

Seminole culture will be on wide display with just about every Seminole craftsperson, artist and vendor in attendance, with other true American Indians in a spectacular marketplace that stretches throughout the fairgrounds

The weekend will include Talent, Archery, and Log Peeling; fine arts and crafts will be on display, in a competition by ages, at the Living Village area.

Alligator wrestling and a panther show will also thrill visitors; last year more than 25,000 visitors were entertained at the Seminole Tribal Fair.

About the Festival

Location:	Okalee Museum Tribal Fairgrounds at U.S. 441 & Stirling Road in Hollywood, Florida.
Directions:	Take I-95 to Stirling Road and go West to 441. The festival will be held on the Northwest corner of Stirling and 441.
Date:	February 8-11, 2001
Time:	Fairgrounds open at 9am.
Admission:	Sat and Sun $10 for adults, $4 for children Thurs and Fri $6 for adults, $4 for children.
For More Information:	1-800-683-7800 X 1303 Sabrina (schools - group rates) X 1305 Sunshine (venders and general admission)

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