Cherokee County Mother's Day Indian Festival & Powwow

Every Mother's Day weekend, Boling Park hosts one of the most beloved cultural gatherings in the Southeast. The Cherokee County Mother's Day Indian Festival & Powwow brings together Native American dancers, educators, artisans, and families for a two-day celebration of heritage, community, and living tradition.

Produced by Rolling Thunder Enterprises, this annual event draws visitors from across Georgia and beyond for an experience that is both entertaining and deeply educational.

Everyone's Invited to the Circle

The Cherokee County Mother's Day Indian Festival & Powwow is a gathering rooted in respect for Native American history, tradition, and community.

Each year, attendees are welcomed into an immersive experience that blends powerful cultural demonstration with hands-on activities the whole family can enjoy.

So what actually happens at a powwow? A lot more than you might expect. Here's a taste of what's waiting for you inside Boling Park every Mother's Day weekend.

Authentic Native American Dance Exhibitions

Watch skilled performers bring tradition to life through vibrant, authentic dance.

The festival features performances by CreeAtive: Native American Dancers & Educators, including hoop dancers and Aztec dancers.

Native American Market

Browse and shop directly from talented Native American artists and craftspeople showcasing handmade jewelry, beadwork, and authentic cultural art. Supporting these vendors is a meaningful way to bring a piece of the tradition home.

Traditional Native American Cuisine

No festival experience is complete without great food, and at The Cherokee County Indian Festival, you're in for a real treat.

Here, you'll find traditional Native American dishes including buffalo burgers, Indian frybread, Indian tacos, and roasted corn, alongside other festival favorites available throughout both days.

And so much more...

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