FEBRUARY 15th - 6PM-10PM Head Woman Dancer - Akalei Brown Head Man Dancer - Nick Ohitika Najin Ray PHOTO BOOTH - DOOR PRIZES - HAND DRUM CONTEST - RAFFLES - SPOT DANCES $10 PER PERSON OR $15 PER COUPLE 201 W 5th Ave, Denver, CO. 80204 FOR MORE INFO OR...
Annual Valentines all Gourd Dance. Free Admission! Specialty contests, chili cookoff Arts & Crafts Vendor Info: Booth Setup at 1pm. Contact Fran Cady at 405-246-5901
Public is invited! Arts & Craft Vendors $40 / Food Vendors $100. Vendor information: Bear James 253-350-4411 General information, contact Charles Williams at 253-285-4035
Flagler County Parks & Recreation is celebrating it's 6th annual Princess Place Pow Wow, Flagler County's Native American Festival - complete with dancing, weapons demonstrations, wildlife exhibits, encampments and displays, craft booths, authentic foods and plenty of activities for the whole family. This is one festival you won't want to...
Traditional Powwow Grand Entry at 12:00pm Arts and Crafts Vendors Traditional Foods Dance Specials Performances Cultural Exhibitions This is a family friendly event Elders’s Lounge and Respite room on-site To book vendor tables or for general inquires, please contact [email protected] 604.683.0497
Powwow 12pm-5pm. On Saturday, February 29, 2019, the PFLAG Phoenix Native American Chapter, known as Native PFLAG, will host the 2nd Annual Arizona Two Spirit Powwow at South Mountain Community College’s Performing Arts Center Amphitheater. This inclusive event will draw some of the area’s best dancers, drummers, singers, and crafts...
All Dancers & Spectators Welcome Small Vendor Spaces available after dinner - $25.00 per space For additional information please call Chris, (630) 202-2046
Want to be a vendor? The fee is $50. Please contact Jonah Bushy at 405-220-3860 All Drums Welcome Gourd Dance at noon, Supper at 5pm, Grand Entry at 7pm
Gourd Dance at 1pm, Supper at 5pm, more dancing to follow. (Dance Contest info coming soon!) Contact Lee at 580-309-3537, Anna at 580-309-4947, or Toni at 480-309-4179
Remembering our Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Specials to be announced // Dance and Drum competition // Open to the Public Join the Carolina Indian Circle on March 2nd 2019 for our 32nd Annual Powwow! Doors open at 10:00 am Grand Entry at 12:00 pm. MC: JD Moore Arena Director:...
3 days of drumming by Sacred Thunder, dancing, singing, storytelling, lots of vendors and lots of good food. There will be luck of the draw, 50/50, raffles and door prizes, trade blanket, and entertainment. Come and learn about our heritage and culture from our many vendors and craftsmen.
"Honoring the past as we prepare for the future" Located at San Pasqual Valley High School, adjacent to the Ft. Yuma Quechan Reservation, 2 miles north of Yuma, AZ, in Winterhaven, CA Pow Wow Info Contact: Faron Owl, 760-572-0222, ext 2231 Arts & Crafts Info Contact: Sarah Jeffers, 760-572-0222, ext...
Saturday starts with a Sunrise Ceremony, then dancing starts 10am and closes for the day at 6pm. Sunday's Opening Ceremony starts at 10am and closes at 6pm. All Weekend, in addition to all the dancing, there will be Food, Arts & Crafts, and Children's Activities. FREE ADMISSION!
Jaune Quick-to-See Smith: In the Footsteps of My Ancestors March 9, 2019 - June 30, 2019 Jaune Quick-to-See Smith is one of the U.S.’s finest Indigenous talents. Smith is a legendary artist with extraordinary aesthetic, intellectual, and curatorial achievements to her credit. The exhibition examines themes that perennially recur in...
By: Dr. Marvin M. Richardson (Haliwa-Saponi) Although the word powwow has its origins in the Northeastern Algonquian peoples and originally described a spiritual healer, today powwow is the universal word used to describe intertribal gatherings which are held throughout North America. For the Haliwa-Saponi Indian Tribe of North Carolina, the...
This Gathering is an “Informal-Get-Together" of Drummers, Dancers, Crafters, Demonstrators, Cooks and anyone else who works at a Pow Wow. Public will not be turned away but, they probably wont be very interested due to lack of formal rigalia, drumming, singing, vendors and so on... There will be NO PAYCHECK,...
Public Welcome! Gourd Dancing from 2pm - 5pm Supper Break from 5pm - 6pm Grand Entry at 6pm Dance Competitions, Drum Contests, 50/50 Vendor Contact: Barry Belindo at 580-682-1213 or Mindi Kee at 580-401-3909 or [email protected] Vendor Fee is $50 plus raffle item donation For other information, contact Kaila Harjo...
March 30th at 5:30pm to April 1st at 6:30pm MST Tickets Available at asupowwow.brownpapertickets.com ASU Band Practice Field - Tempe Campus 6th Street & Rural Road Host Northern Drum Cree Confederation Host Southern Drum Cozad Master of Ceremonies Dennis Bowen Sr. Arena Director Darrell Goodwill Head Judge Star Whiteye Head...
Come and celebrate the second annual powwow at Virginia Tech sponsored by Native at Virginia Tech, Student Budget Board, American Indian and Indigenous Alliance, American Indian and Indigenous Community Center, American Indian Studies, Department of Political Science, and Department of Sustainable Biomaterials.
Admission is free - Open to public Saturday Gourd Dance 10:00 am Grand Entry 1:00 pm Sunday: Solidarity Walk @ 7:00 am MC RedCloud, Motivational Speaker @ 8:30 am w/ breakfast Gourd Dance @ 10 am Community Feast (Potlatch) @ 12 noon Easter Egg Hunt @ 12:30 pm Grand Entry @ 1:30 pm Vendor & Powwow Information: [email protected]
Doors Open at 10am Grand Entry 12pm & 6pm Admission $5.00 MSU Students w/ ID: FREE Dance Competitions will take place General Questions to [email protected] *Handicap services are available upon request: Call Emily Sorroche at 517-353-8555 at least 10 days in advance
Admission to the Pow-Wow is FREE! The American Indian Council will be having a Native food sale which includes: Native Tacos, Native Burgers, and Frybread. All proceeds will go to helping support programming and activities for the American Indian Council. The theme “Indigenous Voices” embodies the unique variation of cultures...
Friday, April 6th Gourd Dancing 5:30 pm Grand Entry 7pm Saturday, April 7th Gourd Dancing 11:30 am Grand Entry 1 pm and 7pm Dance Contest Categories Golden Age Men & Women 50 & over Adult Men 18-49 N & S Traditional, Grass, Fancy Adult Women 18-49 N & S Traditional,...
31st Annual Fresno State Powwow (not 27th annual) Hosted by: Neum Native American Student Association (Formally First Nations Student Organization) Sponsored in part by: Fresno State's ASI Schedule: Friday, April 6th 6pm Grand Entry Princess Contest Saturday, April 7th 11am Open Gourd 12pm Grand Entry 6pm Grand Entry Sunday, April...