Chief Joseph and Warriors Memorial Powwow
Where: Pi Nee Waus Community Center in Lapwai, ID
Chief Joseph and Warriors Memorial Powwow
Where: Pi Nee Waus Community Center in Lapwai, ID
When: September 16th – 19th
Where: Orofino, ID
63rd Anniversary Show
1947-2010I
In 1947, it was decided to have a three day celebration of parades, concessions, games, contests and publicity to promote the town of Orofino and the county of Clearwater. The activities held that first year were a big parade, a knot hole derby (race for boys driving cars they built themselves from wood and scraps), a model airplane contest, kid’s parade, fiddler’s contest and a lumberjack show.
The Lumberjack Show was started with the idea of furthering our lumbering industry and way of life, along with that of farming. This was going to be carried out by contests that showed the arts and skills of the logger, especially those skills that were dying out due to mechanization.
On Sept. 28, 1947, the first Lumberjack Day was held with approximately 4,000 people watching the events of chopping, bucking, two man sawing and a team pulling contest. It was a huge success and changed the county fair as it had been. Thus the idea was born and has been continued for 59 years with many changes being made along the way, but the general idea of promoting the forest industry and the loggers’ way of life is still upheld.
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When: April 18th, 2010
A double-elimination, 3-on-3 basketball tournament with games played to 30 points; 3-point line in effect. T-shirts for all participants and awards for 1st Place teams in each category. Concessions are available.
Tournament Play begins 9:00 a.m.
Pre-Registration $60
Late Registration $65
Spectator admission is free
At the LCSC Activity Center and Activity Center West
Contact LCSC Athletics (208)792-2275
When: April 16-18th, 2010
Where: Pi-Nee-Waus Community Center in Lapwai, ID
Entry Fee: $225.00 – 8 Man Roster
Deadline: April 9th,
For more info on 30 & Over contact:Quincy Ellenwood at 208.843.7360
For more info on 40 & Over contact: Darrel Reuben at 208.816.8352
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When: July 2nd-4th.
July 4th holiday always brings lots of fun during Border Day’s – Idaho’s Oldest Rodeo. This is a three day festival of family activities and exciting rodeo riding by the best cowboys in the country. Join everyone at this Historic Rodeo in Grangeville, ID.
When: May 28 – June 4, 2010
Experience NAIA Baseball at its best as the top 10 ten NAIA college teams compete in the 2010 World Series. Click on link below to see lates news and updates, schedules and highlights and pictures of games.
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Start the Lewiston Roundup weekend off right with this night. Experience a night of exhilarating bull riding from start to finish as many of the nations top bulls and bull riders show up and compete for prize money.
Event begins at 6PM.
The 23rd annual Lewis-Clark State College Native American Awareness Week will be held March 8-10.
Each Spring Term, LCSC hosts Native American Awareness Week which is designed for the general public and LCSC students, faculty, and staff. During NAAW, a variety of speakers address subjects such as tribal sovereignty, health issues, and Indian education. The week ends with a Pow Wow.
For questions please contact Bob Sobotta BSobotta@lcsc.edu
54th Annual Lewiston Roundup Rodeo & Parade
When: Sept. 9-13,2010
The Roundup kicks off with a Thursday night Extreme Bulls contest.
Friday the Rodeo begins.
Saturday starts at 10 am with a parade then rodeo.
Sunday the rodeo finishes up.
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Held in Orofino, Idaho
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