For more information please contact Kay Neumayr at 765-426-3022 or kay.neumayr@ncglnac.com.
This list of events is also available as a PDF document.
• March 24 & 25 – 11th Annual NCGLNAC Spring Cultural Arts Classes. 9 to 4:30 Saturday and 9 to noon Sunday. Women’s Building, Jay County Fairgrounds, Portland. Four 1 1/2 day classes for ages 12 and up and one 1 1/2 day class for ages 6 and up. Pre-registration by March 17. Contact Kay Neumayr at 765-426-3022 or kay.neumayr@ncglnac.com. This event made possible in part by the Indiana Arts Commission and the National Endowment for the Arts.• March 24 – NCGLNAC Lecture. 7 p.m. Women’s Building, Jay County Fairgrounds, Portland. Learn more about Great Lakes Native Americans. Free and open to the public. Contact Sue Templin at 765-289-2696.
• April 21 – NCGLNAC Academic Conference “Eastern Woodlands Tribes in the War of 1812.” 9 to 3. John Jay Center for Learning, Portland. Pre-registration by April 14 includes lunch. Contact Boni Nelson at 574-225-9430 or bonlnelso@iusb.edu or Pat Broom at 513-874-8037 or bbroom@aol.com. Sponsored in part by Jay County Visitor and Tourism Bureau.
• May 12 – NCGLNAC One-Day Cultural Arts Class. 10 to 4. Location TBA. Contact Kay Neumayr at 765-426-3022 or kay.neumayr@ncglnac.com. This event made possible in part by the Indiana Arts Commission and the National Endowment for the Arts.
• June 9 & 10 – Pow Wow – 9th Annual NCGLNAC Gathering of Great Lakes Nations. Tri-State Antique Gas Engine Grounds, Portland. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Dancing 1 to 4:30 and 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday and noon to 4 p.m. Sunday. Contact Kay Neumayr at 765-426-3022 or kay.neumayr@ncglnac.com. Sponsored in part by Jay County Visitor and Tourism Bureau.
• June 9 & 10 – Michael Jacobs in Concert. Noon and 5 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m. Sunday. Tri-State Antique Gas Engine Grounds, Portland. Country, rock, Native American music at its best. Contact Kay Neumayr at 765-426-3022 or kay.neumayr@ncglnac.com.
• August 6 – 10 – 12th Annual NCGLNAC Summer Cultural Arts Classes. 9 to 4:30. Women’s Building, Jay County Fairgrounds, Portland. Eleven 2 ••• day classes for ages 12 and up and two 5 day classes on Native American arts and culture. Pre-registration by July 26. Contact Kay Neumayr at 765-426-3022 or kay.neumayr@ncglnac.com.
• August 6 – 10 – 12th Annual NCGLNAC Summer Children’s Cultural Arts Classes. 9 to 4:30. Women’s Building, Jay County Fairgrounds, Portland. Children age 6 and up will learn about Native American arts and culture. Pre-registration by July 26. Contact Kay Neumayr at 7654-426-3022 or kay.neumayr@ncglnac.com.
• October 6 & 7 – 10th Annual Jay Heritage Festival. Jay County Historical Society. Learn about Jay County history. Free admission.
• October 27 & 28 – NCGLNAC Fall Friendship Fire Celebration. Women’s Building, Jay County Fairgrounds, Portland. A gathering of members and friends for fellowship, site work, a craft, educational opportunities and a lecture. Pre-registration by October 20. Contact Linda Andrews at 765-427-9324 or linda.andrews@ncglnac.com.
• October 27 – NCGLNAC Children’s Cultural Arts Class. 10 to 4. Women’s Building,Jay County Fairgrounds, Portland. Pre-registration by October 20. Contact Kay Neumayr at 765-426-3022 or kay.neumayr@ncglnac.com.
• October 27 – NCGLNAC Lecture. 7 p.m. Women’s Building, Jay County Fairgrounds, Portland. Learn more about Great Lakes Native Americans. Free and open to the public. Contact Sue Templin at 765-289-2696.
• November 10 – 3rd Annual NCGLNAC Benefit Native American Jewelry and Art Sale. 10 to 4. Tippecanoe Arts Federation, Lafayette. Mike and Evelyn Crouch will again offer Native American jewelry and art from their incredible inventory straight from the Southwest. Contact Kay Neumayr at 765-426-3022 or kay.neumayr@ncglnac.com.
•November 10 – One Day NCGLNAC Cultural Arts Class. 10 to 4. Tippecanoe Arts Federation, Lafayette. Ages 12 and up. Pre-registration by November 3. Contact Kay Neumayr at 765-426-3022 or kay.neumayr@ncglnac.com.
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National Center for Great Lakes Native American Culture, Inc. wishes to thank the following for their support: