Reade, of Hughesville, began collecting arrowheads and other Native American items from the time he was a young boy, but his deep fascination with the culture began in 2006 with his sudden and unexpected interest in flute making. His flutes are of a woodlands style, and he will give insight into this hauntingly beautiful sounding instrument through his artful playing as well as through his explanation about modern day flute making. He will compare the way he makes a flute today to the methods our native ancestors would use to accomplish such a feat.