Allegany River Indian Dancers Aug 10 11

Founded in 1979, the Allegany River Indian Dancers have become one of the best-known Native dance groups in the United State and Canada today. They will be visiting the Iroquois Museum Saturday Aug. 10 at 324 Caverns Road, Howes Cave with two dances around 11 am and 2 pm. 

The group has traveled throughout North America sharing traditional Iroquois social dances. The group is also well known for their repertoire of Intertribal "Pow wow" style dances. Their performances often feature the hoop dance done by Bill Crouse. This dance involves 30 hoops used to make various formations or designs representing things from nature. Through group performances (which often include audience participation) and lecture presentations this group has taught large audiences about Seneca history and culture.