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Cherokee Indian Fair

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Wednesday, September 25, 2024
Stickball is a traditional Cherokee game. File photo Stickball is a traditional Cherokee game. File photo

The 112th annual Cherokee Indian Fair will be held Oct. 1-5 at the Acquoni Expo Center site, located at 1501 Acquoni Road in Cherokee. 

The Indian Fair Parade kicks off the festivities on Tuesday. Like the typical county fair, Cherokee invites a top-of-the-line carnival to provide amusements all week for the young and old alike. There will also be food vendors onsite.

As well, there will be community arts/crafts exhibits, stickball competitions, children’s activities and much more. Nationally known entertainers will hit the stage, with country juggernaut Midland to perform Saturday night.

For more information and a full schedule of events, go to visitcherokeenc.com.

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