Cherokee Heritage comes alive during Saturday festival

  • Photo • David Smart Cherokee Heritage Festival storyteller Davy Arch entertained festival goers with stories of growing up on the Qualla boundary as well as traditional Cherokee stories and myths.
    Photo • David Smart Cherokee Heritage Festival storyteller Davy Arch entertained festival goers with stories of growing up on the Qualla boundary as well as traditional Cherokee stories and myths.
  • Photo • David Smart Storyteller Davy Arch entertained Cherokee Heritage Festival dancers doing a traditional Buffalo Dance at the 2022 festival. J.R. Wolfe at the right with microphone describing the dance for festival goers.
    Photo • David Smart Storyteller Davy Arch entertained Cherokee Heritage Festival dancers doing a traditional Buffalo Dance at the 2022 festival. J.R. Wolfe at the right with microphone describing the dance for festival goers.
By Curt Wheeler      Guest Writer   The Cherokee Homestead Exhibit in Hayesville came alive with Cherokee Indian demonstrations, dancing, music and storytelling on Saturday, Sept. 17. Eastern…

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