Red Earth Festival Parade | Oklahoma City
A grand parade, unlike any other parade in the world, opens the 2009 Red Earth Festival on Friday morning. The streets of downtown Oklahoma City will vibrate in Native American tribal spirit as representatives of more than 100 tribes, in full tribal regalia, make the Red Earth Parade one of America's most unique.
Hundreds of spectators lined the streets of downtown Oklahoma City for the 2008 Red Earth parade, featuring more than 100 entries including Red Earth Honored One, Red Earth founding fathers/mothers, Red Earth board leadership, Seminole Nation Color Guard, tribal leaders, tribal princesses, Cheyenne & Arapaho Peace Chiefs, youth groups, churches, Native American organizations (Native American Cultural Center & Museum, Indian City USA), Express Clydesdales, Bank of Oklahoma, Oklahoma City Police Mounted Patrol as well as dancers dressed in full tribal regalia.
Hundreds of spectators lined the streets of downtown Oklahoma City for the 2008 Red Earth parade, featuring more than 100 entries including Red Earth Honored One, Red Earth founding fathers/mothers, Red Earth board leadership, Seminole Nation Color Guard, tribal leaders, tribal princesses, Cheyenne & Arapaho Peace Chiefs, youth groups, churches, Native American organizations (Native American Cultural Center & Museum, Indian City USA), Express Clydesdales, Bank of Oklahoma, Oklahoma City Police Mounted Patrol as well as dancers dressed in full tribal regalia.
23rd annual Red Earth Native American Cultural Festival
Opens at the Cox Convention Center Friday June 5, 2009 in downtown Oklahoma City.
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Red Earth Parade | Southern Fancy Dancers
Southern Fancy Dancers participate in one of America's most unique parades during the annual Red Earth Festival.
Red Earth Parade | Cheyenne Chiefs Becky Meyer
Cheyenne Peach Chiefs Lawrence Hart, Darryl Flyingman and Harvey Pratt wave to the crowds during the Red Earth Parade to celebrate the opening of the Red Earth Native American Cultural Festival.
Red Earth Festival Links
- Red Earth Museum - Oklahoma City
- The Red Earth Museum is a notable small museum featuring splendid examples of traditional and contemporary Indian painting, carving, pottery, and artifacts. The museum continues to prosper and grow with an outstanding schedule of exhibitions, special events and educational programs. Unique exhibitions focusing on the Native American way of life reach nearly 300,000 visitors annually.
- Red Earth Festival - Oklahoma City
- When the 23rd annual Red Earth Native American Cultural Festival opens at the Cox Convention Center Friday June 5, 2009 in downtown Oklahoma City, OK, more than 1200 American Indian artists and dancers from throughout North America will gather to celebrate the richness and diversity of their heritage with the world. For three exciting days Oklahoma City will be at the center of Native American art and culture in America.
- Red Earth Calendar of Events
- What's new at Red Earth
- Red Earth Festival | 2008 Dance Competition Winners
- Our list of Dance Competition winners from the 2008 Red Earth Festival.
- 2008 Red Earth Festival | Artist Award Winners
- Our list of winners from the 2008 Red Earth Festival.
- Red Earth Educational Programming
- "What is this rattle made of?" "What's a parfleche?" These are some of the questions you can hear shooting through the Red Earth Museum as students explore the exhibits and handle the sample artifacts in the Education Room.
Red Earth schedules educational activities throughout the year. The museum is pleased to host arts demonstration and cultural activities throughout the year. Storytellers, basket weavers, and others utilize traditional Indian methods and arts to engage all ages in exploring historic and contemporary Native America. - Get Involved with Red Earth
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- The official Red Earth lens at Squidoo.
- Red Earth Festival at Wetpaint
- When the 23rd annual Red Earth Native American Cultural Festival opens June 5, 2009 in downtown Oklahoma City, OK, more than 1200 American Indian artists and dancers will gather for 3 days to celebrate the richness of their heritage with the world. - Red Earth Festival Home
Red Earth Parade | Chickasaw Princesses
Chicksaw Princesses are all smiles during the annual Red Earth Festival Parade in downtown Oklahoma City.
Red Earth Festival 2008 | Images from Flickr
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