OUR MISSION

The Weyanoke Association promotes research in, and the sharing of, Black (African and American African) and Red (Native American or Indian) history and culture, and the places where they intersect.

CHECK IT OUT

• Náivichi - A Native American Heritage Month Story

• 2021 Coming Together Festival

• Free Native Films

• 1958 Ku Klux Klan meeting in Maxton NC

• "Indian By Birth"
  The Lumbee Dialect

• Lakota in America

• Powwow Dance Styles

• Hopi Eagle Dance @ Hotevilla 2020

• Eastern Sky Native American Drum

• PBS: Native Americans

OUR HISTORY

The Weyanoke Association has a rich history.  Read about how and why we came to be who we are.

GET INVOLVED

Join us!

$25.00 (tax exempt)

or

25 pre-approved volunteer hours per calendar year.

MEMORIES

Watch Hugh Harrell's interview on the Round Robin Show (Hampton, VA) with music from our United States Colored Troops Ensemble