Perry, Pleasant Point Indian Reservation -
A celebration in Perry this weekend is marking Maine's Native American heritage.
The 47th annual Sipayik Indian Day Celebration is Thursday, August 9th - Monday, August 13th.
It's at the Pleasant Point Indian Reservation.
Saturdays activities begin with a sunrise ceremony at 4:26 a.m. at Split Rock.
There are lot of activities throughout the day, including a horseshoe tournament, basketry demonstration, kids games and fireworks at dusk.
On Sunday, there's traditional Indian dancing, drumming and a community meal.
The events are free and open to everyone.
For a complete schedule, log on to www.wabanaki.com.
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47th Annual Sipayik Indian Day Celebration at Pleasant Point Reservation
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