Native America the Beautiful: PHOTOS: Flagler hosts annual festival

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The Native American Festival returned to Flagler County on Feb. 26-27, for a family-friendly weekend of dance, weapons demonstrations, wildlife exhibits, encampments and displays.

Among the scheduled attractions were Aztec Dancers of Mexico; Horse Dance performed by Terrell Anquoe, Kiowa and Comanche; World Champion Hoop Dancer Cody Boettner, Creek; fire making by Steve Teeter; Inca Flute Player Sicanni, Perus; storyteller Harold Littlebird, Pueblo; singer Jonathan Dane Feather, Cherokee; flute by Will Harjo, Creek.

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