Native American Cherokee Trail

Indian River Festival

Saturday, November 20, 2010

10 am – 4 pm

Cayce Riverwalk Park

Sponsored by the City of Cayce and the Cayce Historical Museum

Come on out! The public is invited, and there is no charge! Free fun this weekend! With Special guest,

Chief Steve Silverheels*!

Events Include:

_History of Cherokee Trail

_Drumming

_Flint knapping

_Storytelling

_Dance demonstrations

_Artifacts Display

_Bead Work

_Missions display

_Herbal medicine

For more information, call Susan at 803.729.4434 or email: susanvet1212@yahoo.com

*Chief Steve Silverheels is a Seneca/Mohawk Iroquois Native American. He comes from a long line of famous Native Americans. His heritage Includes Actor/Father Jay Silverheels who starred as "Tonto" on the Lone Ranger Series, Chief Trainer Halftown who starred on the T. V. Series "Pony Express" and Chief Corn Planter a Seneca War Chief, and the Seneca Prophet Handsome Lake who helped turn his tribe and nation to Christianity. Dr. Silverheels is a dynamic speaker who spreads Christ's love and healing to all nations.

__Nicole Donaghy is a Cayce, SC, Realtor and supporter of Native American culture!

The City of Cayce and the Cayce Historical Museum Present:

Christmas in Cayce 2010

Beginning December 2, 2010!

33rd Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony -- Thursday, December 2 @ 6:00 p.m. -- Cayce City Hall Complex. This event is sponsored by The Woman’s Club of Cayce. Proceeds from the sale of lights will be donated to God’s Helping Hands to assist families who are in need.

Also, please bring canned goods and non-perishable items to participate in the “Cayce Cares” food drive. These will be used to decorate the Food Tree. The event will include a community reception and is free to the public.

Lights of Cayce, now through December 31 -- Visitors to Cayce City Hall can enjoy the magic of thousands of twinkling lights and dazzling holiday displays. Each year’s display unveils a number of new sculptures and stunning displays.

Cayce Neighborhood Tree Lighting -- Cayce’s neighborhoods have banned together to provide a little Christmas spirit on their own. Each participating neighborhood will line their streets with lighted trees and decorations giving you a ride through a fantasy “winter wonderland.”

Caroling Along the Cayce Riverwalk -- Friday, December 3 – 6:30 p.m. - Cayce Riverwalk Park. Use the N Avenue Entrance and meet at the Riverwalk Pavilion – The sounds of Christmas abound at the Cayce River walk Park where several area church choirs will be located throughout the first half mile of the park. Visitors can wander from choir to choir, enjoying holiday musical selections. The Riverwalk will be lighted with luminaries and hot apple cider will be served free of charge.

21st Annual Cayce Historical Museum Christmas Traditions -- Cayce City Hall Complex -- Saturday, December 4 – 6:30 p.m -- The Cayce Historical Museum will welcome visitors to celebrate the holidays in the days of old. This free holiday open house with “Gone With the Wind” theme, will feature beautifully decorated trees and other Christmas decorations in every room and docents in period costumes. As always, there will be delicious homemade refreshments and live entertainment in the Museum Visitor Center…a great way to get into the spirit of the holidays.

American War Between the States Lantern Tours -- As darkness falls, scenes from the great American War Between the States comes to life with the popular lantern tours performed by the Palmetto Battalion. History and comedy make this event a memorable and popular activity. For more information, call the Cayce Historical Museum at 739-5385.

Thursday and Saturday events will be held at the Cayce City Hall complex.

For more information, please call 796-9020 or visit www.cityofcayce-sc.gov

All events are free of charge, compliments of these corporate partners: CSX Transportation, CMC Steel SC, Parkland Shopping Center, American Engineering Consultants, Inc., South Carolina Electric & Gas, Tillman Towing, RECO USA, Love Automotive, Kenny’s Auto Supply, J. K. Smith Builders Inc, Diamond Development LLC

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