October 2, 2002,
Summerville High School Theater
12 noon performance
Will Moreau Speaks and  Sings
Dean Wood- Presenter

October 10, 2002
Cabarrus Arts Council
Center's Theater, Concert Performance &
"In-Service" for the Arts Council
for the teachers of the Concord Area,Kanaplois
and Cabarrus Arts Council
for tickest contact Noell Scott



October 19
at the Pickens County "UpCountry FOLKLIFE FESTIVAL"

A Day with Will Moreau
Cherokee Storyteller and Songstylists"

NATIVE HARVEST" at the HAGOOD MILL
A Celebration of Southeastern Indian Culture

The Pickens County Cultural Commission invites you to join the friends of
the Pickens County Museum for a special, and free, day of folklife,
traditional arts and Native American culture at the Historic Hagood Mill.
The Mill will be operating, rain or shine, on Saturday, October 19th from
10:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m.
This 1845 gristmill, with its' 20 ft. overshot wooden waterwheel,
is one of the oldest mills still producing grain products in S.C.
At 12:30, in the visitor's building, Pickens County Museum curator, Ed Bolt,
will present an overview of the Native American time periods and artifacts.
At 1:00, Will Moreau will give a performance of Native American stories and song.
Moreau has performed at the John. F.Kennedy Center in Washington, DC,
the Ty Llen Cultural Center in Wales and at the Lincoln Center for Performing Arts
in New York. He appears at the mill courtesy of the South Carolina Humanities Council Speakers Bureau. Appearing with Will Moreau from 12:00 until 4:00 will be Gray-Eyes Jones and his Native American drumming group, "Southern Comfort," doing traditional Native American drumming and dance. Gray-Eyes, family and friends will give an informative and interesting program of drumming and appropriate dances for both men and women. They will also include an "intertribal" dance in which they will invite visitor participation. Southern Comfort will bring some of their award winning traditional crafts for display and sale. Miller and Cultural Commission member, Alan Warner, will be conducting tours, answering questions and giving corn-grinding demonstrations throughout the day. Fresh stone-ground corn meal and grits will be available, as well as wheat flour and our Hagood Mill cookbooks. Our regular monthly folklife demonstrations include traditional blacksmithing, flintknapping, moonshining, spinning, quilting, woodcarving... and more.      So, come out, grab a hot dog and enjoy a day at the Mill. Show your support for the Mill and the Pickens County Museum by joining us for this, our monthly 3rd Saturday event. There will be a bake sale in the old log cabin. See the way our pioneer ancestors had to do things. Walk the three-quarter mile "old mill race" nature trail and check out our 1700's Cherokee home-site, still under construction, but already pretty impressive.
The Hagood Mill operates, rain or shine, the third Saturday of every month. It is located just 3 miles north of Pickens off Hwy. 178 on Hagood Mill Rd. For additional information please contact the Pickens County Museum at
by e-mail at picmus@co.pickens.sc.us

Event Carolina Heritage Festival
Date & Time Saturday, October 26, 2002
Location Main Street in North Myrtle Beach.
Notes Fun, Food, Crafts, and Music Galore. Good old fashioned Street Party to celebrate the fall season! For more information, contact the North Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce
More Info. More Information: www.northmyrtlebeachchamber.com
Ms. Tracie Waller
Tourism & Community Events Director
North Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce
Convention and Visitors Bureau
843-281-2662
toll free:  877-332-2662


October 28-31, 2002
Cabarras Arts Council
Eight Concerts at EIGHT schools
One Performance at 
Recreational Center, Concord NC
Auditorium
Tuesday 29th
5:30-7:30pm

October 28th
8:00 Kannapolis Middle School
11:00 Northwest Middle School

Tuesday, October 29th
8:30 Concord Middle School
12:15 Harris Road Middle School and SES at Harris Road

Wednesday, October 30th
9:00 JNFries Middle School
1:00 Mt. Pleasant Middle

Thursday, October 31st
9:00 CC Griffin Middle School
1:00 Cannon and First Assembly at Cannon
 

Monday, October 28
Kannapolis Middle School 
Contact: Sandra Fogg  (704) 932-4102


Northwest Middle School 
Auditorium/Theater
Contact: Kathy Ballard  (704) 788-4135


Tuesday, October 29
Concord Middle School      
Contact:  Sandy Hagler (704) 786-4121        


Harris Road Middle School
Auditorium/Theater
Contact:         Susan Cline (704) 782-2002

Wednesday, October 30
JN Fries Middle School                 
Contact:    Tim Gibbs (704) 788-4140

Mt Pleseant Middle School
Auditorium
Contact:  Becky Little (704) 436-9302

Thursday, October 31
CC Griffin Middle School
Auditorium      
Contact: Jim Williams (704) 455-4700

Thursday, October 31
Cannon School Auditorium
Musical Stage
Nalta Massey (704) 786-8171


November 2, 2002
Foothills Trail Conference, 7pm
Performance, Songs/ Cabaret
Dinner Show
Mountain Brige Wilderness Area
Ceasars Head
8155 Geer Hwy
Cleveland , South Carolina 29635
Contact: J.S. Anderson (864) 638-5353


November 4, 2002
Colleton County Library, 7pm
Storys, Songs and Legends
Performance
Theater/Interpretive space in Library


November 6, 2002
ETV Greenwood Center
TV- Show Talk Show
Don Goforth, ETV Coordinator
goforthd@mail.gwd50.k12.sc.us
Performance for the schools of South Caroina
ETV Studios in Greenwood
805 Gage Street, Greenwood, Sc 29646
(864) 941-5446

Woolford College,
Sartanburg , South Carolina
Performing Arts Center, 7pm
Sharon M. Woods
Asst. Dean of Students & Dir. of Multicultural Affairs
Wofford College
429 N. Church Street
Spartanburg SC  29303
864-597-4043
864-597-4049 (fax)


November 7, 2002
(three performances  starting 10:30am)
Jewish Community Center
The School Auditorium
Jewish Day Scool

November 8, 2002
Atlanta Young Audiences Inc,
School
Georgia Ancient Past


November 10, 2002
The Congaree Land Trust
The River Alliance
The South Carolina State Museum
Invite you and your friends to

Explore Our Urban Natural Areas and Our History Along our Great Rivers
In West Columbia, Cayce and Columbia

Sponsored by First Citizens Bank and River Runner Outdoor Center

Come to the new Amphitheater at the base of the Gervais Street Bridge in
West Columbia for fun, music, talks, and dancing
Enjoy a lunch of Jambalaya and all the fixings at the New Orleans River Front
Restaurant,Canoe the Saluda and Congaree, and Canal Park
Learn about the 12,000 years of history of settlements here,
Explore our urban ecosystem around the State House,
Hear the legends, myths, songs and dances
from the Cherokee Indians
And More.

Sunday, November 10, 2002
10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Members of the Congaree Land Trust and their guests - $15 per person
Others - $25 per person.
All Children 10 and under are free.

Special Thanks to:
The Cities of West Columbia, Cayce and Columbia
The South Carolina Humanities Council
The Cherokee Indian Tribe of South Carolina
The South Carolina Herbarium at The University of South Carolina
The Chicora Foundation
The Lexington County Museum
The Cayce Museum
Professional Printers

THE SCHEDULE
Meet at the Amphitheater at the base of the Gervais Street Bridge on the West Columbia
side of the Congaree River.
Parking in the New Orleans River Front Restaurant

10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Registration:
11:00 a.m. - Morning Nature Walk along the New River Walk in West Columbia led by Fran Rametta, Naturalist, Congaree Swamp National Monument

1:00 - 2:30 p.m. Lunch: Jambalaya Buffet
at the New Orleans River Front Restaurant

Canoe Trips on the Saluda and Congaree Rivers - $30 per person
All proceeds donated to the Congaree Land Trust by the River Runner Outdoor Center 11:00 a.m. Saluda River Trip from the Zoo to Gervais Street Bridge, West Columbia 1 ½ hour paddle - meet at the New Orleans Restaurant parking lot by 10:30 a.m. 3:00 p.m. Trip from Gervais Street to Rosewood Ramp on the Congaree
1 ½ hour paddle - meet at the New Orleans Restaurant parking lot by
2:45 p.m.

2:00 - 2:30 p.m.
Amphitheater on the River or Along the River Walks
The River Area Plant Communities -
Dr. Wade T. Batson, Professor Emeritus of Botany, USC

Primitive Technology - Tom Mancke, Hammond School

2:30- 3:30
"Will Moreau in Concert"...SINGS
Myths, Songs and Legends - Made possible by the S.C. Humanities Council

History of Our Rivers and the Peoples who Settled our Area -
S.C. State Museum TBD
History of Lexington County and the Rivers -
Horace Harmon, Director of the Lexington County Museum
History of Cayce, Granby and Saxa Gotha - Director Leo Redmond and Assistant Director Rachel Steen of the Cayce Museum
Archaeology of our River Area - TBD
Explore the pottery of the Native Americans - Debi Hacker, Chicora Foundation
Make your own "pot" using designs used 1,000s of years ago.

3:30-4:30
Recording and perfroming artist
Will Moreau is joined with dancers from
the Cherokee Indian Tribe of South Carolina, Inc
Singing, Dancing, Drumming by the ECSIUT Cultural Arts Dancing Ensemble
Keith Pounds (Choctaw), Michelle Pounds(Natchez-PeeDee), Rebecca & Currin Nashoba, Vedia Counts (Cherokee of SC), Curtis Boone (Cherokee of SC)

Walks with leaders:
The State House - Nature at Work, Fred Berry - Falconer/Naturalist
The new segments of River Walks in Cayce and West Columbia - Leaders TBD
From the Gervais Street Bridge to the Cayce Locks - 3 ½ miles
All the River Walks are handicapped accessible with overlooks along the way
Nature Walk from Gervais Street to Blossom Street Bridge and beyond on Columbia
Side - Led by Karen Kustafic, Naturalist for the City of Columbia
*With thanks from the Guignard Family to walk on their land.
Canal Park Walk - Leader TBD

Tours on Your Own - You are encouraged to explore other areas along our rivers
Walk along the Canal Park - off Huger Street
Explore the South Carolina State Museum and the Columbia Canal and Power Plant
Tour of the South Carolina Herbarium at University of South Carolina
Hosted by Curator, John Nelson
Tour the Cayce Museum - open from 2 - 5:00 p.m.
Tour the S.C. State Museum - discounted admission


November 11th
Heathwood Elementary School Theater
9am- 11 performance
Second Grade & Thrid Grades
Performance of Musiec Dance and Stories
( Contact) Ms. Antara & Ms lamar


November 12, 2002,
12:00 noon
Veterans Day Celebration
Auditorium
Open to the General Public
Performance- Keynote Address
SEPM Dorn VA Medical Center
Contact: Robert Dorn ext. 7058
(803) 695-1810



November 15-19, 2002
Native American Indian Film Festival of the Southeast
Nickeleodeon Theater
Columbia Museum of Art
Columbia, SC
Main Street

November 19th
FT. Jackson, USA
guest performer speaker at our
Native American Month Celebration!
The number of people attending will be approximately
800 soldiers-in-training and
45 cadre members.
The location will be Fort Jackson,
Theater No.3
Coordinator : AZANIA  J. OLEZENE
1LT, AG
Executive Officer
Charlie Company, 369th AG BN
USASSI
Ft. Jackson, SC 29207
(803)751-3671 (w) or (803) 467-2970


November 20, 2002
Armstrong Atlantic State University
Savannah, Georgia
Performing Arts Center
3 Norwood Court
Michael Snowden, Presenter
(912) 927-5271

November 26, 2002
6-7pm
Ft Jackson, Columbia SC
(NCO) Officers Club
Performance of Music and
"Ancient & Contemporary Native Songs"
"Will Moreau in Concert"
CPT Azubuike
Coordinator: CPT Amanda I. Azubuike
A Co, TFV Commander
to purchase Tickets
751-4532