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The Georgia Swarm NATIVE HERITAGE NIGHT

Calvin Farmer Park

APRIL 29 | 12PM-3PM | BALL GROUND, GA. – FREE

  • Cherokee Stickball Exhibition
  • Opportunity for fans to learn Stickball and the roots of lacrosse
  • Cherokee Craftsmen and Vendors
  • Local Food Trucks
  • Bring your own chair or blanket to watch the games
  • Shuttles from parking lots to game field available for free
  • Bathrooms on site
  • Georgia Swarm vs. Halifax Thunderbirds game to follow at 7PM ET in Gas South Arena, Duluth, Ga

Time: 12PM – 3PM

Location:

Calvin Farmer Park

235 Old Dawsonville Rd

Ball Ground, GA  30107

SATURDAY, APRIL 29TH AT 7PM

Did you know lacrosse was the first ever game played in what is now known as North America? The game was gifted to us by The Creator to drive away sickness and create positive energy. We never forget.

This special game is entwined in our team’s DNA, and we always stay true to our roots. Many members of the Swarm roster share these roots, and their stories shed light on the importance of this sport in their lifelong development as people. Enjoy special pregame and halftime performances from Native groups and a night-long celebration of Indigenous People’s culture.

Doors open earlier than usual this night so all fans have the chance visit the vendors who traveled from Cherokee, NC to pick up an authentic basket, original arts & crafts, or a traditional wooden lacrosse stick.

Head over to Section 100 prior to faceoff for a speaker series and Q&A session lead by our Native players, Warrior Dancers, Miss Cherokees, and more! The discussion will be about Native heritage culture, the “Every Child Matters” initiative, and other cultural questions that arise.



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