Seminole Tribal Fair and Pow Wow — Local services in Davie

I must anticipate that I had little time to spend at the fair, I could only stay for a short time at noon on Sunday.

There was a nice variety of vendors, and I wish I could have seen one of the dance shows or concerts.

I would have given 4 ☆ to the fair if it wasn't for how disappointing the Alligator demonstration was. We happened to arrive right at the time of that show, and I expected to see more respect and empathy for the animal. The whole environment was just wrong. Extremely loud music, flashing lights, a lonely alligator on the multicolored carpet in the middle of the ballroom, where a huge number of people were asked to clap and participate noisily to the show... to support the "brave" man poking the terrified animal with a stick.

I felt like that poor animal was being bullied, and that show had taken place who knows how many times!

This kind of show should be forbidden! Please respect the animals, remember that they can't speak up for themselves, we should protect the weakest ones, ...

This was one of the greatest experiences in my life. The energy was spiritual and magical. There was so much feeling in all their dancing and singing! The heritage is a long and inviting heart. So appreciated all l saw and witness today. I also loved all the handmade artwork on display. It was so nice to be able to purchase handmade items. So much work goes into each item. Looking for to the...

Hundreds of real Native Americans in full regalia dancing traditionally and others drumming and singing with typical and intriguing sounds. Free to public. Also 50 or more vendors with mostly handmade Indian art clothing and jewelry. Great event every year in February. Garners respect and admiration for the numerous tribes participating from all over the country. Great...