The Saratoga Native American Festival

The Saratoga Native American Festival- Plenty of big tents to keep folks out of the rain

The Saratoga Native American Festival will once again be held at the Saratoga State Park, however this year we are moving a few hundred yards away from the previous location. This new site is an expansive outside area. It is called the "Victoria Mall" (a name that does not refer to a shopping mall, but to an outdoors public space) and is even bigger than our previous site. It has large parking areas right next to it and is not fenced off. We also will be
able to use the Victoria Pool building. There we will set up our Art Show, use the indoor theater for storytelling and children's activities!

The second change is that the festival will be FREE to the public.

NO ADMISSION FEE!
The Saratoga Native American Festival is a collaborative effort of the Ndakinna Education Center and the NYS Office of Parks Recreation and Historic Preservation. The event is totally free and open to the general public, with activities taking place under shelter, rain or shine. The Festival is part of a regional effort to educate people about the history, cultural traditions, and continued active presence of the Native peoples of the northeast. Authentic northeastern Native American Indian drumming and dancing, storytelling, music, crafts, and authentic traditional native foods will be part of each
day's offerings.