This day-long celebration of Native history and culture features demonstrations, workshops, talks, and displays at Handsell’s Chicone Village, which includes a Native dwelling house, work shelter, and garden. It’s a must-see, family-friendly event that brings history to life. This year’s participants include Daniel Firehawk Abbott, a living history interpreter and designer of the Chicone Village dwelling and garden; Drew Shuptar-Rayvis, interpreter of late 17th century Native life; and a drum group led by Jeff Kirwan of the Nause-Waiwash Band of Indians. The day’s demonstrations will also include chipping of implements, gardening, and weaving, as well as some new activities and a few surprises. Vendors will be selling Native crafts, clothing, and jewelry. Two food trucks will feature tasty fare, including fry bread and a selection of seafood..