The Official Website

For The Sovereign Nation Of

The Oklevueha Band Of Yamassee Seminole Indians

Mission Statement

Our goal is to educate the public about the Native American culture, traditions and heritage;
leading to a greater respect of all races and Mother Earth.

Intertribal Pow Wow Festival Schedule

Annual Fall Festival : October 17 -19, 2008
(Always the third FULL weekend in October)

Download The Fall Pow Wow Flyer

(PDF 257k)

Annual Spring Festival : February 13-15, 2009
(Always the second FULL weekend in February)

Download The Spring Pow Wow Flyer

(PDF 257k)

Please join us, the Oklevueha Band of Yamassee Seminole Indians, as we celebrate our annual
Intertribal Pow Wow Festivals. We are a non-profit Native American tribe, who for more than fifty years,
has hosted festivals and taken part in many educational programs for our young people and adults.
The proceeds from the festivals help us in our continuing efforts to both educate and
serve the community, as well as to maintain the reservation.

Family Oriented

Children’s Games and Native American Story Telling, Handmade Native American Craftwork,
Traditional Native Dancing, Native Drumming, Native American Food, Vendors and more !

Indian Auction and Raffles Daily !

          ﾐ Head Drum: Family Drum & Yamassee Youth Drum

          ﾐ Head Lady: White Dove Buford (Miss Indian ASU 2008)

          ﾐ Head Man: Herb (Buffalo Dancer)

          ﾐ MC: "Dave" White Wolf Trezak

Gate Hours

Friday and Saturday: 9:00 am - 10:00 pm
Sunday: 9:00 am until ???

Free admission at the gate; donations welcome and accepted.
(Suggested Donation: Adults - $2.00 and Children under 12 - $1.00)

Gate Prize: Random drawing from each days tickets; must be present to win.

Animals must be on a leash and well behaved.
NO DRUGS - NO ALCOHOL - NO WEAPONS

   From I-75 or 301 : Travel south from Gainesville, or north from Ocala.
   Junction CR 318 (I-75 exit #368 at the Petro Truck Stop), travel east to end of the road.
   Turn left on CR 315 at blinking light and proceed to junction SR 21.
   Turn right on N.E. 243th Street (alongside church at fork in road) and follow the dirt road to the end.

   Please follow signs posted on day of event for further directions.

For more information contact:
(352) 546-1386
(352) 546-5724 -or- (352) 546-5525