Chewin The Cud - June 16, 2021

Read Southall Band was formed when four like-minded Oklahomans from different backgrounds wanted nothing more than to play music. In 2018, they

released “Borrowed Time” featuring “Don’t Tell Me” and “Why”, which went Top 10 on several streaming charts. Shane Smith & The Saints is a five- piece Texas touring group featured in 40 states and three continents. With three albums in their 10-years career, Shane Smith & the Saints is excit - ed about the upcoming album “Hail Mary.” Breathing Rocky Mountain air into Nashville music, Ian Munsick is pi -

oneering a new brand of country. The Wyoming-born singer/songwriter’s up - bringing was a mix of working the ranch and working crowds. With successful personal releases, Munsick just signed a major label deal with Warner Music Nashville. Additional Friday entertainment features The Lazy Wayne Band, 5:30, and Savana Chestnut at 7:30. Saturday’s bonus-lineup includes Box Turtles, 11:30; Graceful Grit, 1:30; Derek Calvin & The All Nighters, 3:30; and Brock Wagoner, 5:30. The Kaw Nation Washunga Days Powwow is both Friday and Saturday at Alle - gawaho Park south of Council Grove. The arbor used for dancing and ceremo - nies is a sacred place blessed by spiritual leaders. All Powwow dancers with the exception of small children will be in full regalia. There is no admittance fee to attend all Kaw Nation activities. Sponsored by the Council Grove Disc Golf Club, this year’s Washunga Days Flea Market is at Council Grove High School. Friday and Saturday from 8 o’clock in the morning to 8 o’clock each evening, there will only be outdoor booths.