Bald Eagle State Park, Pennsylvania
ISAC and New York Atlatl Association, Inc. events (Team, Individual, Hunter and European). NYAA fully insured event. Camping on site. For information contact Dale Bookhammer 814-515-4935 or Bald Eagle State Park (814-625-2775)baldeaglesp@pa.gov

Event held at the Tobin home.  Pot Luck to be held. Hotels and Campgrounds close by. Contact lynn.tobin@interlakes.org for more information.

Atlatl Educational Day Camp. OAA will provide instruction and conduct atlatl accuracy contests. ISAC and Ohio locals. 9:00 – 4:00.

Contact Ray Strischek for more information, (ohioatlatl@hotmail.com) 740-331-4351.

We will begin around noon, novelty targets and ISAC competition. 

Please call ahead so we have an idea of the number of participants.

~Contact: Joe Struyzinski, Home phone (920) 244-7401 Cell phone (715) 455-6229  

Home of Steve and Barb Spencer, Trenton, MO – United States
Steve and Barb Spencer barbspencer@cebridge.net Barb 660-359-7597

Schedule – Friday, July 5, 2019

4:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Saturday, July 6, 2019

4:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Enjoy both a Friday and Saturday evening of ISAC competition and other event throwing while visiting at the Spencer’s. Please bring lawn chairs. Contact barbspencer@cebridge.net or call 660-359-7597 for more information.

ISAC and fun throws..Will practice from 10-12 and throw in the afternoon

OAA will provide instruction and conduct atlatl accuracy contests. ISAC and Ohio locals. Friday afternoon to Sunday afternoon.

Contact Ray Strischek for more information, (ohioatlatl@hotmail.com) 740-331-4351.

ISAC and fun throws

Join us for some primitive fun in Marshall, MO.  Atlatls and archery,  and fun in the park!   ISAC all three days, 3-D course, Moche toss,  and more fun with sticks!

ISAC Each Day ~ Contact: Lenny Riemersma (920) 917-0335  

ISAC and fun throws all day

Hancock, New York

ISAC, locals and NYAA events (Individuals, Hunters & European). A New York Atlatl Association, Inc. sponsored and insured event. Final Team Championships held on the grounds of Ray Turner’s Casa de Fumo. For more information contact Douglas Bassett (585) 493-3625; Douglas.Bassett@parks.ny.gov

The event begins Friday, 7/26, at 3:00-8:00 pm. Saturday’s events (7/27) run from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, and Sunday (7/28) offers an early ISAC from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm. The event will be held at the home of Tim Hall, and has camping, access to gas grill, and firewood.

Contact Tim Hall for further information at (317) 627-5693, or at thcustom@sbcglobal.net.

ISAC Both Days

~Contact: Joe Struyzinski, Home phone (920) 244-7401 Cell phone (715) 455-6229

ISAC and fun throws all day

Hamilton Barn, between Davis City, IA and Cainsville, MO, IA & MO – North Central Missouri United States
Marcia Hamilton marcia@hamiltonlink.org or call 669-893-5598 or 660-425-0604.

Schedule – Saturday July 27, 2019

4:00 PM – 9:00 PM

This tournament location may be found by taking Hwy B north out of Cainsville, MO. Go about 7 miles then turn left onto gravel road 137th St. Next intersection turn right onto 330 Ave. Go 1/2 mile turn right onto 132nd Place or the road right behind the white house. You will see the barn on the hilltop. Bring your favorite snack for added enjoyment.

Address is 33160 E 132nd Place Davis City, IA (MO Sometimes on GPS’s)

ISAC and fun throws

That Dam ISAC – ISAC and Ohio locals.

5:00 pm – dark (or thereabouts). Contact Ray Strischek (ohioatlatl@hotmail.com) 740-331-4351 or Steve Barnett (barnz@juno.com) 740-698-6553 more information.

OAA will provide instruction and conduct atlatl accuracy contests. ISAC, and Ohio locals. Saturday morning to Sunday afternoon.

Contact Ray Strischek for more information, (ohioatlatl@hotmail.com) 740-331-4351or Steve Barnett (barnz@juno.com) 740-698-6553.

Held at the Pennsylvania Great Outdoors Elk Expo, Elk County Visitors Center in Benesette, PA among the PA Wild Elk Herd. ISACs both days. We welcome 1st time atlatl throwers. Atlatl and Darts provided for your use. Target of prehistoric species “Mammoth.” Knap-In on both days.  For more information contact: Ken Burkett, (814)849-0077 or email kburkett-jchc@windstream.net; George Miller (814)590-6462 or email gmmiller@brockwaytv.com; Bernie Kostic (814)375-4914 or email bjkostic@verizon.net

Stone Tool Craftsman Show (Aug 25, 26 & 27 10:00 am to 5:00 pm)
Highbanks Recreation Area, north end of Letchworth State Park – Mt. Morris, New York
31st Annual Eastern Seaboard Atlatl Competition (State Round, Closest-to-Pin, Distance) Aug 22, 23 & 24. ISAC, Hoop Toss, New York Atlatl Association Contests (National & International), Throw Over the Gorge Qualifiers & wooded Animal Round all four days. Handicapped Mammoth Hunt (Saturday); Long Distance Accuracy and Atlatl Battle (Sunday). New York Atlatl Association, Inc. insured event. Camping on site & more.
Stone Tool Show contact: Dana & Kay Klein 585-968-1577.
Atlatl Competition contact: Douglas Bassett 585-493-3625; Douglas.Bassett@parks.ny.gov

OAA will provide instruction and conduct atlatl accuracy contests. ISAC, and Ohio locals. Lots of booths, flintknapping, crafts, etc. Friday afternoon through Sunday afternoon. Contact Ray Strischek for more information, (ohioatlatl@hotmail.com) 740-331-4351 or Steve Barnett (barnz@juno.com) 740-698-6553.

Camping and RV spaces available. ISACs every day starting at 10:00 am. Contact Glenn Fretwell at 541-586-2477.

~ISAC all four days ~ Various competitions and ISACs daily, except Sept. 2, ISAC (A.M. ONLY)

~Contact: Gordy Behrendt (262) 334 5099

Antique Firearms through 1898, Prehistoric and Historic Artifacts and a Knap-In. ISAC. For more information on the event, contact Ken Berkett, 814-849-0077 or email at kburkett-jchc@windstream.net, or George Miller, 814-590-6462 or email gmmiller@brockwaytv.com.

ISAC, Mastodon Open and local Animal Round. A New York Atlatl Association, Inc. sponsored and insured event. Contact: Jack 570-888-8258 rjrowe93@gmail.com or Justin Covey; 570-423-0318.

OAA will provide instruction and conduct atlatl accuracy contests. ISAC, and Ohio locals. Lots of booths, crafts, pawpaw food and information. Friday evening (4:00) for atlatl, through Sunday afternoon. Admission fee per car. No pets allowed. Contact Ray Strischek for more information, (ohioatlatl@hotmail.com) 740-331-4351, Steve Barnett (barnz@juno.com) 740-698-6553, or for information about the festival, visit Ohiopawpawfestival.com

Archaeology Day at Graham Cave State Park!   Interactive displays of Missouri animals, stone tools, and of course, atlatl demonstrations.

Dutch oven cooking demonstration, ISAC s as called for.

For more information, contact Elsa Gilbertson, Elsa.Gilbertson@vermont.gov, 802-759-2412, or visit www.Historicsites.vermont.gov

 September 20, 2019 – Atlatl Workshop        

12:00 – 5:00 PM     $70    Atlatl experts Bob and Cheryll Berg of Thunderbird Atlatl teach traditional and modern techniques of atlatl and dart construction, flint knapping, hafting stone points, and cordage making. Enjoy atlatl lore and coaching on the use of your new atlatl. Pre-registration required. Call (802) 759-2412.  $70 fee includes instruction and materials.

September 21, 2019 – 24^th Annual Northeastern Open Atlatl Championship  

10:30 AM – 4:30 PM  COMPETITORS: $7 PRE-REGISTERED, $8 SAME-DAY REGISTRATION VISITORS: $5 ADULT, FREE UNDER 15, includes visiting museum

Participate in or watch this annual atlatl championship testing skills in accuracy and distance. ISAC competition. Newcomers to experts welcome. Children’s activities. Workshops and demonstrations on flint knapping, Woodland pottery, Contact period life, and other crafts and skills. Call (802) 759-2412 to register.

September 22, 2019 – Second Day ISAC competition

10:00 AM – NOON – COMPETITORS: $7 PRE-REGISTERED, $8 SAME-DAY REGISTRATION  Another day to test your skills in the ISAC competition.

ISAC (Fri 4pm-Sun 4pm) and local events except during Heritage Day noted below. NYAA fully insured event. “Native American Heritage Day ” 10am – 4pm on Sat, Sept 15, with Native American Dance, Crafts and Food. Nearby camping, cabins and lodging available. For information contact Douglas Bassett 585-493-3625; Douglas.Bassett@parks.ny.gov

~ ISAC Each Day  ~Contact: Lenny Riemersma (920) 917-0335

Come to Cahokia Mounds, the remains of the largest Precolumbian city North of Mexico, for a day of fun and flinging.  See Woodhenge, tour the excellent museum, or enjoy the view from Monks mound.

Come to the Bois D’ Arc camp and and throw sticks, learn primitive skills, and have a fine time!  ISAC  Thur, Fri, Sat.  Qualified instructors on hand.

We will begin around noon, novelty targets and ISAC competition. 

Please call ahead so we have an idea of the number of participants.

~Contact: Joe Struyzinski, Home phone (920) 244-7401 Cell phone (715) 455-6229  

Indian Mounds Festival, across the street from The Plains Elementary School. OAA will provide instruction and conduct atlatl accuracy contests. ISAC and Ohio locals. Friday afternoon to Sunday afternoon. Contact Ray Strischek (ohioatlatl@hotmail.com) 740-331-4351, or Steve Barnett (barnz@juno.com) 740-698-6553 for more information.

ISAC Fri Sat Sunday

Local Events Sat 10-3

Old Stone Fort State Archaeological Park will host their annual Knap-in and Archaeoskills.  Demonstators and Atlatlists are welcome to help at the event.  Vendors are also welcome for a $15.00 vendor fee.  ISACs will take place all three days.  Please contact Park Manager Keith.Wimberley if you have any questions, would like to participate in programming, or set up as a vendor.

Demos and ISAC.  ~Contact: Glen Oechsner (920) 533-5039

OAA will provide instruction and conduct atlatl accuracy contests. ISAC and Ohio locals. Friday evening (4:00) for atlatl, all day Saturday. Camping available.

Contact Ray Strischek for more information, (ohioatlatl@hotmail.com) 740-331-4351or Steve Barnett (barnz@juno.com) 740-698-6553.

ISAC, European Round, 3-D Targets, and other competitions.

~Contact: Lenny Riemersma (920) 917-0335