"Day of the Catawba" Festival Returns November 3rd in Lancaster, SC
On Saturday November 3rd Catawba Indian art, history, and culture will be on display on the campus of USC Lancaster when the Catawba Cultural Preservation Project brings its Yap Ye Iswa ("Day of the Catawba") Festival to Lancaster County. After a brief absence, the festival, which began in 1990 and was named a "Local Legacy" by the United States Congress, returns in full celebration of Catawba heritage.
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Progess is a dirty thing.
Soon visitors to the Catawba Culture Center will no longer be forced to park in a gravel parking lot. Paving crews have spent that last 2 week preparing our parking lot and Tom Steven Road for a fresh layer of asphalt.
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Coats For Kids
We will
begin on October 16th and will run the campaign through to December 1st. We
are requesting donations of winter coats for the Catawba Children. We would
like new or gently used winter coats that can be given to children who do not
have a coat.
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Catawba Ghost Tour
The Catawba Cultural Preservation Project is pleased to announce the first upstate ghost walk in South Carolina. The tour is filled with traditional ghost stories and legends from the Catawba’s past.
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