- February 25, 2019
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Adam Bell, Francisco Zamora and Otter Oliver Alex Alvarez drum and sing for the dancers as Lily Littlebird, Megan Zamora and baby Ainara Zamora watch. Photo by Jake Montgomery
Michael Kuchma, 6, rides on the train with Magic the dog and Vitaliy Kuchma. Photo by Jake Montgomery
Former world champion hoop dancer Cody Boettner. Photo by Jake Montgomery
Kelly Jones and Florence Jones, 4, watch the presentation. Photo by Jake Montgomery
Jim Sawgrass and Martin Olvera teach spectators about Native American culture. Photo by Jake Montgomery
Patricia Blinn, Donald Blinn, Jan Favaro and Rich Favaro watch the East vs. West presentation. Photo by Jake Montgomery
Elijah Creech, 4, and Chris Mclendon get ready for the train ride to begin. Photo by Jake Montgomery
Giovanni LIttlebird, 9, dances during the candy dance. Photo by Jake Montgomery
Jax A Warren II, 10, and Jackson Boyd, 8, take part in the candy dance. Photo by Jake Montgomery
Juliana Selic, 13, teaches Parker Ridley, 7, how to shoot a bow. Photo by Jake Montgomery
Sophia Polinski, 6, participates in the candy dance. Photo by Jake Montgomery
The 8th annual Flagler County Native American Festival returned to Princess Place on Feb. 25-26. The event featured Native American dances, live demonstrations of weapons, trading booths and wildlife exhibits.
