By RANDY BARTLEY
Staff writer
The Tionesta Indian Festival swung into high speed Thursday night with a train, dunking booth, Native American dancers and even an appearance by Elvis.
“We are off to a good start,” said festival chair Robin Perhatch. “People always love to see Elvis, the Native American dancers, a storyteller and taste the food.”
Elvis impersonator Jim Felix was a hit as he provided “An Evening With Elvis.”
The dancers will perform again Saturday at 4 p.m., and the Native American storyteller will return today at 4 p.m.
The festival continues today with a pet parade, Indian costume show, dunking booth, bouncy house, pet parade, vendors and plenty of food.
Many more big events are on tap Saturday and Sunday before the festival concludes.
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