Low Country Pow Wow and Cultural Festival aka Hardeeville pow wow

Low Country Pow Wow and Cultural Festival aka Hardeeville pow wow To educate the public about Native Americans and create a gathering place for Native people to celebrate their culture.

this is an annual event always the second weekend of March. please be sure to bring your own seating as none is available at the site this is an outdoor event.

03/22/2026

My messenger isn't work and hasn't for a few days on either my personal or pow wow. Mike Benton I tagged myself. Just wanted to let people know I'm not ignoring anyone. Thank you!!

For anyone traveling to the pow wow this weekend. If you are heading north on I-95 from Ga or FL areas take exit 5 onto ...
03/18/2026

For anyone traveling to the pow wow this weekend.

If you are heading north on I-95 from Ga or FL areas take exit 5 onto North Us17 you will then take us-321 to the left.
If you look to the right shoulder there are pow wow signs posted that will guide you right to the event.

If you are traveling south on I-95 take exit 8 and onto us-278 west like 1000 feet then take Us-17 South.
Turn right at the traffic light SC 46 in the heart of Hardeeville.
Go to stop sign and follow the directional signs on the right shoulder.

If you are traveling from Beaufort, Bluffton or Hilton Head stay on us -278 West then follow directions from the exit 8 area.

Signs are posted on the right shoulder

Hardeeville Marine Rescue Squadron TURKEY 🍗 LEGS, PULLED PORK SANDWICHES, BAKED BEANS 🫘 if this got your attention come ...
03/17/2026

Hardeeville Marine Rescue Squadron
TURKEY 🍗 LEGS, PULLED PORK SANDWICHES, BAKED BEANS 🫘 if this got your attention come join us this Saturday 3/21 @ Millstone Landing in Hardeeville SC, We will be serving up these delicious foods during the Native American Pow Wow! COME JOIN US!

Some more photos of vendors crafts.
03/02/2026

Some more photos of vendors crafts.

Dancers please come on out if you can make it. It's promising to be a huge event. The information has been crossposted t...
03/01/2026

Dancers please come on out if you can make it. It's promising to be a huge event. The information has been crossposted to many groups to get the public informed and flyers are being placed at multiple towns in the area.

02/19/2026

I want to give a big shout out to my brother Shawn Seigler. He is my right hand man at the pow wow.
I couldn't do it without him.
He may not realize how important he is in helping me make this happen.
I'm forever honored and thankful for all he does!!
Thanks Brother!!!!

A very good vendor that will be selling their crafts at the pow wow.
02/03/2026

A very good vendor that will be selling their crafts at the pow wow.

Right around the corner!!!
01/12/2026

Right around the corner!!!

03/20/2025

Not my post, but was copied for information for those interested.

Southeastern Native Americans, including tribes like the Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Creek, and Seminole, faced displacement and cultural disruption during the colonial era and the Indian Removal Act, but have maintained cultural traditions and achieved increased control over tribal lands and resources in recent times.

Past:
Pre-Columbian Era:
The southeastern region was home to diverse and complex societies, including the Mississippian culture, known for its large mound-building and organized urban centers.
European Contact and Colonization:
The arrival of Europeans brought diseases, conflict, and cultural disruption, leading to the decline of many Native American populations and the loss of land.
The "Five Civilized Tribes":
The Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Creek, and Seminole were known as the "Five Civilized Tribes" due to their efforts to adopt European-American customs and establish schools, farming, and trade.
Indian Removal Act:
In the 1830s, the U.S. government forcibly relocated these tribes to Indian Territory (modern-day Oklahoma) in a process known as the Trail of Tears.
Ceded land:
The southeastern tribes signed treaties to cede land to the colonies and moved, only to be followed by new settlers looking for new land.
Conflict:
Conflicts between Native Americans and white settlers often erupted into violence.

Present:
Tribal Sovereignty:
Native American tribes have worked to regain control over their lands and resources, and to maintain their cultural identities.
Federal Recognition:
Some tribes have achieved federal recognition, which allows them to receive funding and services from the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
State Recognition:
Many tribes have gained state recognition through legislation at the state level.
Cultural Revitalization:
Efforts are underway to revitalize Native American languages, traditions, and cultural practices.
Urban Migration:
Many Native Americans have migrated to urban areas, navigating issues of cultural preservation and discrimination.
Economic Development:
Tribal communities are pursuing economic development initiatives, including casinos, tourism, and other businesses.
Legal and Social Efforts:
Continuing legal and social efforts address concerns, building on centuries of resilience and adaptation that characterize Indigenous history across the Americas.

Just to let everyone know and plan ahead for next year's pow wow. The host hotel will be the Red Roof Inn, my head staff...
03/20/2025

Just to let everyone know and plan ahead for next year's pow wow.
The host hotel will be the Red Roof Inn, my head staff has already been picked and confirmed. There will be 3 paid drums.
Vendor applications are completed to be mailed out later in the year.
Pertaining to the Host Hotel, our pow wow will fall very close to St. Patrick's Day so I will advise when to start reserving your rooms.
I wanted to get a head start on everything and I've also completed the flyer for next year as well. It also will be posted later in the year.
I hope to see you all at other pow wows soon.

The City of Hardeeville, SC coverage!!
03/14/2025

The City of Hardeeville, SC coverage!!

03/13/2025

I want to say again how thankful I am for all that took part in our pow wow.
We were so blessed to have such a huge turn out on Saturday and even those that stuck around on Sunday in the off and on rain.
We were supposed to have 5 drums, Bad Boyz, Birdchopper, Young Waters, Natchez Nation, and Warpaint.
Unfortunately Warpaint wasn't able to make it due to an emergency hospitalization and car troubles.
I was informed immediately and they offered to come on Sunday.
I advised that they did not need to do that due to the possibility of bad weather.
With that being said all four present drums did such an awesome job of keeping everyone dancing and was so respectful!!
There were a lot of new dancers this year and I thank each of you for coming and sharing your beautiful dance styles.
The regalia was just beautiful!!!!

Address

Mill Stone Landing
Hardeeville, SC
29927

Opening Hours

Saturday 10am - 10pm
Sunday 10am - 6pm

Telephone

843 384 5551

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