Moundville Native American Festival
Moundville, AL · Arts & Culture
- When
- October 1–3, 2026
- Where
- Moundville Archaeological Park · Moundville · AL
- Cost
- Not confirmed
- Status
- Confirmed from the organizer's published schedule
A three day festival at Moundville Archaeological Park bringing Native American artisans, dancers, and storytellers to one of the largest Mississippian mound sites in the country. Run by the University of Alabama Museums, the festival has been held each fall for decades. Traditional dance performances and craft demonstrations run alongside the park's mounds and museum.
The history within reach
- Moundville Native American Festivalsame spot
A three day festival at Moundville Archaeological Park bringing Native American artisans, dancers, and storytellers to one of the largest Mississippian mound sites in the country.
Twenty-nine earthen mounds around a plaza, and for a time the largest settlement in North America after Cahokia, perhaps a thousand people inside the palisade and several thousand around it.
One of the Southeast's premier folk and outsider art festivals, running since 1971 and now in its 55th year.
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The annual football rivalry game between the University of Alabama and Auburn University, alternating each year between Bryant-Denny Stadium and Jordan-Hare Stadium.
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