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OLENTANGY LONGHOUSE
Upper Arlington Princesses
Established in 1960

Become Part of the Tradition
Founded by the YMCA in 1926



Longhouse Park Rally

Location: Duranceau Park Open Air Shelter House

Thursday, September 19th, 2024, 6-8pm
 
New members, Returning Members, and Prospective Members
Come meet your fellow tribe members and Chiefs.  Get information regarding our Fall Camp-out at Camp Kern. Even if you are not yet registered, you can attend this event to learn more about the Indian Princess and Trail Mate programs.

We've rented the open air shelter house on the west side of Griggs Reservoir just north of Indian Village. Pizza and soft drinks will be provided. The girls should have plenty of room to run around and enjoy the great outdoors. 



 


Drive-in Movie Event 

South Drive In Theater



Thursday, September 26, 7:00pm
 
We have made arrangements to once again rent out the South Drive in Theater for a weeknight movie night. This will also be for a combined event with the Scioto Longhouses, but as many of you know there's plenty of room for all of us at this venue. This is a family friendly event, so please feel free to bring the whole household to the theater.

The days are getting shorter, which means the movie can start earlier and, more importantly, end earlier. Sunset is at ~7:30 that night, so we should be able to get the movie started soon thereafter. Bring dinner in with you and have dinner under the stars while watching a movie with your family. Each family will get a large bag of popcorn from the concession stand for free as part of the event. The cost to attend is $30 per family, please click here to register so you can join us for a night at the movies. Register Here:

Drive In Movie Night - 9/26/2024




Six Aims of the Indian Princess

1) To be clean in body and pure in heart 
2) To be Friends Forever with my Dad/Daughter 
3) To love the sacred circle of my family 
4) To be attentive while others speak 
5) To love my neighbor as myself 
6) To seek and preserve the beauty of Nature's work in forest, field, and stream


Registration

The Indian Princesses has a long history of bringing fathers and daughters together for life enriching experiences. This history dates back to 1926, and the Olentangy Longhouse dates back to 1960. We are the oldest and largest group in Upper Arlington. 

"Friends Always"

Indian Princesses are grades Kindergarten through 5th grade

Trail Mates are 6th through 8th grade

Please use the 'Credit Card' option for submitting payment through the website. New members and renewals use this link:

Sign up / renew here



For more information please contact:

bigchiefthirstyowl@yahoo.com

Big Chief Thirsty Owl: Cliff Boyden