Schedule: 2pm - Gourd Dance 4pm - Free T-Shirts for the first 370 Youth & Children (must be present to receive a free t-shirt) 5pm - Supper provided 6pm - Gourd Dance 7pm - Grand Entry Contest Coordinator - Derek Tofpi For more information, contact Misty Washington at 580-0689
A celebration of Native American Art, Culture and History. Demonstration and Intertribal dancing. Dancers in regalia free admission and Lunch provided. Special appearance by The Cody Blackbird Band. Adults $8, Kids 5-12 $4, Under 5 free.
Professional Bull Riders and Professional Fancy Dancers Presents Native Fancy Dance Showcase Held at the PBR Global Cup USA Fan Zone at the "Texas Live" Entertainment District, next to the Dallas Cowboys AT&T Stadium. Top 4 in each division showcased during the Sunday PBR Performance inside AT&T Stadium. Dance Entry Information: ...
Gourd Dancing at 2pm, Supper Break at 5pm, Wolf, Round, War Dancing at 6:30pm Potluck supper. Family members, please bring a dish, sidedish, or dessert Cake Walks, 50/50 Raffles Bring your favorite picture of a couple to be voted King and Queen. $1 per vote.
Everyone Welcome! Registration: For AIS Member = $5. For Non-Member = $6. All children under 12 yrs = $2 General Information: Andrew Koss, 617-838-8447 or [email protected] Vendor Information: Dennis Wood, 781-467-8893 or [email protected]
Stockton Winter Pow Wow at University of the Pacific Main Gym is from 11am until 9pm. This is a free event open to the community. Grand Entry is at Noon and 6pm for the presentation of U.S. Flag, Tribal Flags, POW flag and Eagle Staffs of various Native Nations present. ...
Chili Cookoff! Contests: Prettiest Shawl, Lu Lu, War Hoop, Two Step, Various others Raffles, Cake Walk, Arts and Crafts, Valentine's Gifts Arts & Crafts Vendor Info: Booth Space $30, plus donation of item. Setup at noon. Call Fran Cady at 405-246-5901
– All Drums Welcome – Daily Pay for Drums Head Staff will be selected at each session. Vendors Contact Maria Medrano at (760) 629-4591 or (928) 788-5190 Lodging is available at the Avi Resort & Casino (702) 535-5555 (POW WOW 9) “No alcohol, drugs, firearms or fireworks allowed”
All Tribal and Organization Princesses are invited Arts & Crafts Vendors setup fee is $20 (No Food Vendors). Contact Raquel Ramos at 580-704-2032 or [email protected]
January 17-19, 2020 Admission: $10.00/day or $15.00/ 2 day pass Friday 01/17/2020 - AZ TIME 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm - Social Bird Dancing 6:00 pm - Pow Wow Dancer Registration begins Saturday 01/18/2019 10:00 am - Doors open 10:00 am - Pow Wow Dancer Registration 10:00 am - Bird...
Indian Community School will be hosting our 1st Annual Winter Round Dance on 1/17/20 along with a feast. For more information please email or call [email protected] / (414) 525-6144 Host Hotel: Hampton Inn Franklin (414) 427-4800 Promo code: BEARMOON $99 per night
This is our 6th annual powwow. We are proud to support our Native American students here at Cuyamaca College our Head Woman is a formal student and is a current student at CSU Dominguez Hills studying in Criminal Justice. Head Staff Emcee: Randy Edmonds Arena Director: Victor Chavez Head Man:...
Camping and showers available. Contact Arlin Jose at 520-993-0982 or [email protected] Saturday: Gourd Dance at 11am & 5pm, Grand Entry at 1pm & 6pm Sunday: Gourd Dance at 11am, Grand Entry at 12;30pm
Family Friendly! Pet Friendly! This is an educational festival and art show. We will have both demonstration and intertribal dancing. Shelley Morningsong will be performing along with her husband Fabian Fontenelle, also the Salina family Aztec dancers. Any dancer showing up in regalia gets free entrance and food voucher and...
Free admission & Free parking. Grand Entries at 1pm and 6pm The event will feature Gourd Dancers, Grand Entries, amazing drum groups, and traditional dance competitions in several categories. In addition, the event includes a student art contest, raffles, giveaways, vendor booths featuring native arts and crafts, food for sale...
Join us for the 44th Annual Northland College Spring Powwow—Everyone is welcome! As part of Indigenous Cultures Awareness Month, the annual powwow is a signature event at Northland College. Enjoy the popular powwow photo booth, as well as the beautiful works of regional artists. Honor songs, family special, and 2nd Annual...
Please join us for LIHA's Sugar Run Powwow - Open to the public and encouraged to join us for this Native American Festival. Drums: 4 Wind Singers and Walking Bear Singers. Contact Pow Wow chairman Richard Corso 603-630-4934. Vendors contact Deb Perry 603-723-4982.
First 10 Lead singers registered will receive jackets. Lunch will be served. For more information, contact: Florence Wapass at 306-344-7388, Dee Dee Wapass at 306-344-7628, or Chief Taylor at 306-344-4530.
The pow wow begins with the grand entry and the flag song followed by veterans' honor song. All Veterans - male/female, Native/non-Native are honored this way. The Emcee will provide information on the dances including: male and female traditional dances, jingle dress and grass dance, and male and female fancy...
Honoring Native American Youth and Student Success Free admission and parking - Everyone is Welcome! Free community dinner at 5:30pm
For more information, contact Nikki Crowe at 218-878-7148 
Haliwa-Saponi Indian Tribe winter Pow-Wow: January 25, 2020 at the Doe Spun Building in Hollister, NC Call (252) 586-4017 for more info. 
Camping and showers available. Contact Arlin Jose at 520-993-0982 or [email protected] Saturday: Gourd Dance at 11am & 5pm, Grand Entry at 1pm & 6pm Sunday: Gourd Dance at 11am, Grand Entry at 12;30pm
