Authenticity, accidental learning planned for 32nd Annual Native American Festival in Flovilla

FLOVILLA — The spirituality of the springs, sounds of drums and rattles accompanied by the singing of the Muscogee Nation will come together as an appreciation of the past and celebration of the future during the 32nd Annual Native American Festival.

“The festival will celebrate the native peoples’ heritage and the merging of many cultures over the years in the Village at Indian Springs,” said Frankie Willis, president of the Butts County Historical Society. The days will also serve as “accidental learning” for children in attendance, she said.