This North Georgia tradition features activities for all audiences, including a Native American dance competition; hoop dancer and Aztec dancers; tipis, and living Indian village; Creek Encampment; primitive skills; environmental and wildlife displays; Native American artisans; Save the Horses rescue group; train rides and other activities for children; Mother's Day Honor Dance and much more. The grand entry will take place at 1:00 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. Food will be served throughout the day and will include Native American cuisine such as buffalo burgers, gator tail, roasted corn, Indian frybread, Indian tacos and other dishes.