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JANUARY 7-9, 2005
2nd Annual Red Paint Powwow Western New Mexico University - Intramural Gym Silver City, New Mexico. Traditional Native powwow. Competition format, all categories. Fri 1/7 6-11PM, Sat 1/8 11-5PM & 6-11 PM, Sun 1-9 11-6PM. Grand Entry Saturday at 1 PM and 7PM, Sunday 1PM. Admission $7. per person. Contact: cissy@silvercity.org, 505-538-3785 or Joe Saenz 505-534-1379. |
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JANUARY 14,
2005
11th Annual Benefit Pow Wow Greenville, Texas. Gourd Dance 1:00 & 6:00 pm Grand Entry 7:30 pm Doors open at Noon Free Admission All Drums Welcome! Funds raised for scholarships. Contact: shackelr@greenville.ednet10.net or 903-457-2589. |
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JANUARY 14-16,
2005 The 1st Annual Tennessee American Indian WinterFest & Powwow Shelbyville, Tennessee at the Calsonic Indoor Arena
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JANUARY 15, 2005
11th Annual Greenville High School Native American Annual Benefit Powwow Greenville High School Gym, 3515 Lion's Lair Road, Greenville, Texas Featuring dancing, music, and Native American crafts, the event is a day-long tribute to our Native American heritage. All drums welcome. Open to Public 1:00 til 11:30 p.m.; Gourd
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JANUARY 29, 2005 Gardens
admission is required for all activities. For questions about this event, contact: Emily Moody at 610-388-1000 x452 or emoody@longwoodgardens.org |
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FEBRUARY 17-19,
2005
Alabama-Coushatta Sesquicentennial Celebration Pow-wow Livingston, Texas. MC's- Vince Beyl-Dean Whitebreast, Head Dancers-Spike Draper-Bonnie Tomahsah, AD's--Michael Roberts-Daniel Tramper, Head Judges-Kevin Haywahe, Larry McCurtain, Drum Judges-Gabe Deosiere-Nathan Largo Host Drums--Northern Wind--High Noon----Otter Trail--WhiteTail. Contest in all categories & Drum Contest (Northern & Southern). Thursday Night is Traditional Night Fri.--Gourd 5pm, Grand Entry 7pm Saturday--Gourd 11am Grand Entry 1pm & Sat Night Gourd 5pm--Grand Entry 7pm. Contact: Vendor--Pow-wow Information contacts Gabe Bullock (936)328-9913, Herb Johnson (936) 563-2087 or email us accelebration@yahoo.com |
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FEBRUARY 18-20,
2005
Vero's Thunder on the Beach Powwow Indian River County Fairgrounds on 58th Ave. in Vero Beach, Florida. Hope to see all of you there this is going to be a great one. Contact: All info. on the web at www.thunderonthebeach.uni.cc, Email deedee1579@aol.com or nantinkirose@hotmail.com |
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FEBRUARY 19,
2005
60th Anniversary Iwo Jima Landing Sacaton, Arizona. Ira H. Hayes American Legion Post 84 cordially invites everyone to attend events which include a banquet, parade, massing of colors, wreath laying, dedication of POW/MIA memorial, military fly-over, gourd dancing and a social powwow on Saturday, February 19, 2005, in Sacaton, Arizona. All Veterans Organizations (veteran color guard/honor guard, etc.), families and friends are welcome to our community event. Contact: Ira H. Hayes American Legion Post 84, P. O. Box 186, Sacaton, AZ 85247; 520-562-8484 (fax 520-562-3297) ihpost84@gilanet.net |
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FEBRUARY 19-20,
2005
International Peace Pow Wow 2005 Lethbridge Enmax Centre, 2510 Scenic Drive South, Lethbridge, Alberta Canada. International Peace Pow-wow, an annual contemporary Aboriginal Arts Festival in the city's largest venue to provide opportunities and incentive for artistic development and appreciation. M.C.s are: Oliver Shouting; Jason Good Striker. Host Drums: Rocky Lane; White Feathers. Grand Entries: Saturday 1:00 pm and 7:00 pm; Sunday 12:00 noon. Pageant ~ Dance Contests ~ Drum Contest Admission: $7 per day. |
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FEBRUARY 19-20,
2005
Limas Mid-Winter PowWow Exit #125 from Interstate I-75 at the UAW hall, 1440 Bellefontaine Ave., Lima, Ohio. Headman-Juan Reiter --head lady- Amanda fox--host northern- Northern Canyon, co-host Southern Singers, doors open 10am each day all drums welcomed, blanket money) MC & head veteran named at a later date. Contact: george_j_reiter@yahoo.com, 513-256-3146. |
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FEBRUARY 26,
2005
Hunter Tsalagi-Choctaw Tribe Annual Indian Festival Marianna Agricultural Center, Big Springs, Florida Everyone is invited-Come share with us and enjoy the activities of our tribe. Activities begin around Noon. This event is a fund raising event in support of the tribal members. Direction: I-10 West to Exit 136 go East; building on the right. Seeking dancers, drummers, beaders, and pottery makers. Contact: (210) 723-1765 |
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FEBRUARY 26-27,
2005
First Annual Circle of Hope PowWow West Plains Civic Center, 110 St. Louis St., West Plains, Missouri. Competition PowWow, with events in Men's Fancy, Southern Straight, Grass, Traditional; Women's Fancy Shawl, Jingle, Southern Cloth, Buckskin; age groups under 6, 6-12, 13-17, 18-49, and 50 and up. Drum contest Northern and Southern Combined (must have at least 5 singers). Prizes will be awarded. Admission is open to the public, with a $2 admission at the gate. All drummers, dancers and singers are welcome! No drugs or alcohol will be permitted on the premises. Invited Drums - Poor Boys, Rocking Horse, Maza Kute, Risinghail. Sponsored by the Amonsoquath Tribe of Cherokee in West Plains, MO. Contact: Cathy Jones or Leonard Heth at (417) 255-2232 or e-mail PowWow@amonsoquath.net Full details including directions and prizes can be found on our website at http://www.amonsoquath.net/powwow.html |
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MARCH 4-6, 2005
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March 4 - 6,
2005
The Thundering Spirit Pow wow Renninger's Twin Markets on Highway 441 East of Mount Dora, Florida; 40 miles North of Orlando Grand Entry at: 7:00 PM Friday March 4th; 1:00 PM & 7:00 PM Saturday March 5th; 1:00 PM Sunday March 6th. Gates open at 10:00 AM Daily. Friday March 4th is Children's day from 10 AM - 2 PM--Special Demonstrations, Games, etc.
MC: Kenneth "Redhawk"; Head Veteran: Walkingfox; Head
Man: Enoch Haubenstricker; Head Lady: Shenna Lee "Sunflower" Belmore;
Host Drum: Family Drum; Firekeeper: Joe "Quiet Elk"; Color Guard: VFW
Post 8087 Native Crafts, Food, Auctions and Raffles
through out each day Admission: Adults $3.00; Children under 12
Free; Active, retired or service persons admitted Free For additional information or to become a
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MARCH 12-13,
2005
35th Annual Pow Wow California State University Long Beach Long Beach, California. Gourd Dancing, Intertribal Dancing, Contest Dancing (point system). Dancers registration closes on Sat., March 12th at 2pm. Grand Entry: Sat., 1pm and 7pm. Grand Entry: Sun., 1pm. Pow Wow takes place on the upper campus (south), in the central quad. Admission and parking are FREE. Not responsible for theft, loss, accident, injury or personal expenses. Absolutely no alcohol or drugs allowed, nor overnight camping. With respect to our elders, no pets allowed. It is strongly recommend that spectators bring folding chairs. Contact: csulb_powwow@hotmail.com, or (562) 985-4963, CSULB Map & Directions, http://daf.csulb.edu/maps/ CSULB American Indian Alumni Chapter, http://www.csulb.edu/aux/alumni/membership/chapters/americanindian/index.html |
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MARCH 19-20,
2005
13th annual “Learning to Walk Together” Traditional Pow wow Northern Michigan University’s Native American Student Association Vandament Arena – NMU campus, Marquette, Michigan Head Veteran Dancer: Glenn Bresette Sr - Anishinaabe; Head Female Dancer: Lisa Brunk – Anishinaabe; Head Male Dancer: Jarod Pigeon – Ho Chunk/Oneida; Host Drum: Bahweting Singers. Invited Drums (so far): Buffalo Horse Singers, Ditibatsin Singers, Four Thunder Singers, Medicine Lodge Singers, Mongozid Singers. Emcees: John Bailey & Helen Roy. Grand Entries: 1:00 pm & 7:00 pm on Saturday; 1:00 pm on Sunday. Feast: 5:00 pm on Saturday. 4th annual Hand Drum Competition. Vendors must pre-register. Call 906-227-1397 for more information or a vendor application. |
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MARCH 25-27,
2005
Annual Intertribal Traditional Pow Wow Sponsered by: American Indian Center of Rochester, Minnesota National Guard Armory, Rochester, Minnesota Friday: Warm Ups begin @ 7pm; Saturday: Grand Entry @ 1pm & 7pm; Sunday:Grand Entry @ 1pm Artist, and Drummers Please contact: Melody Hanners @ 507-282-2957 or melodyhanners@msn.com |
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APRIL 2,
2005
14th Annual Light the Lodge Powwow Directions at http://www.uconn.edu/storrsdirect.html and then follow signs to powwow. University of Connecticut at Gampel Pavilion, Storrs, Connecticut. 11:00am-5:00pm, Grand Entry at Noon Adults: $4, Students: $3, Seniors/Children under 10: $2 Vendors welcome, please call first. Come take part in the Native American culture. There will be drumming, dancing, and singing. Taste authentic native food and purchase native crafts! Contact: Erica Berg; erica.berg@uconn.edu; (203) 530-0940. |
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APRIL 2, 2005 26th Annual Apple Blossom Contest Pow Wow McGee Park Memorial Coliseum, San Juan County Fairgrounds Hwy 64 Farmington, New Mexico Master of Ceremonies: Darwin St. Claire, Window Rock, AZ; Arena Director: Lee Williams, Tempe, AZ; Southern Host Drum: Youngbird, Pawnee, OK; Northern Host Drum: TBA; Head Gourd Dancer: Bill Manus, Shiprock, NM; Color Guards: Southern Ute Veterans Association, Ignacio, CO Contest Divisions: Tiny Tots, Juniors, Teens, Adults, Golden Age, Drum (1st, 2nd, 3rd). Dance Divisions: Fancy Shawl, Jingle Dress, Northern Traditional, Southern Traditional, Fancy & Grass. Doors open at 9 a.m. Gourd Sessions: 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. Grand Entries at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. Contact: Claudia Garcia 505-566-3321/3572 |
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APRIL 2-3, 2005 35th Annual UC Davis Pow Wow Davis, California. UC Davis West Quad (Outdoors) April 2rd-Saturday: 10am to midnight April 3rd-Sunday: 10am to 6pm. Contact: Judith Ladeaux (530)752-6656 or jaladeaux@ucdavis.edu |
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APRIL 9-10,
2005
New Faces of an Ancient People: Traditional American Indian Powwow Mount Nittany Middle School [at Hwys 322 and 45] State College, PA 16801 (For directions) Host Drum: Maza Napin, Yankton; Co-Host Drum: Many Voice, Cheyenne River; Co-Host Drum: White Hawk, Ponca; Arena Director: Kenny Irwin, Sr., Arikara; Head Man Dancer: Jasper Mithlo, Comanch; Head Woman Dancer: Amber Powless, Oneida, Lakota; Emcee: Bill Crouse, Seneca; Head Veteran Dancer: Roger Campbell, Dacotah Doors open: Saturday and Sunday: 10:00 a.m |
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APRIL 9-10, 2005 37th Annual Pow Wow Eastern Washington University's Native American Student Association More Information to Follow Contact: Charles Turner @ 318-377-4806 or Ernest Spurlock @ 228-539-1481. |
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APRIL 16-17,
2005
30th Annual Pah-Loots-Pu Celebration Pow Wow Pullman, Washington. This Pow Wow was started by the Native American Students of Washington State University 30 years ago. Contact: The Native American Student Center, naschome@wsunix.wsu.edu, http://www.wsu.edu/~naschome/, (509) 335-8676. |
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APRIL 22-23,
2005
Frank McLemore Memorial American Indian Earth Day and Intertribal Powwow Ogletree Gap Preserve Hwy 190 West, Copperas Cove, TX This is a contest Powwow. Master of Ceremonies: Rafael "Tall Bear" Montez, Chiricahua Apache, Killeen, TX; Head Man Dancer: Jimmy Brown Feather, White Mountain Apache, White River, AZ; Head Lady Dancer: Bea - Kay Clark, Southern Cheyenne, Denton, TX; Head Gourd Dancer, Richard Luna, Alamo Gourd Dancers, San Antonio, TX; Arena Director: George Lee, Di'ne, Wide Ruins, AZ; Northern Style Drum: Cathedral Lake Singers, Jay Begaye,Ganado, AZ; Tan Ambassador-Of-Goodwill: Ms. Noel "Pretty Eyes" Johnson, San Carlos Apache, Killeen, TX. 9:00 am -3:00 pm. Free to the Public. Sponsored by: Tribal American Network(TAN), Inc. and the Parks and Recreation Dept of Copperas Cove, TX. Arts/Crafts/Food/Beverage Vendors both days. For more information go to: http://www.tribalamerican.net or e-mail: tan@isot.com |
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APRIL 22-24,
2005
5th Annual Mantle Rock Intertribal Powwow Crittenden County Fairgrounds, Marion, Kentucky Host Drum- Mother Earth Beat; Co-Host Drum - Black Eagle Spirit; Master Of Ceremony- Frank Brent; Arena Master- Barry Redbird Brown; Head Man Dancer - John Spirit Wolf; Head Lady Dancer- Princess Beth Houtari; Head Veteran Dancer- Barry Redbird Brown School Day Friday -Gates Open 9:00 am; Gates Open 10:00am Saturday Grand Entry 1:00 pm; Gates Open Sunday 10:00 am Grand Entry 1:00 Pm Craft Traders, Food Venders, Flintnapping, Finger Weaving, Beading ,Basket Making, Dance Demonstrations, Story Telling, Native American History. Open to Public Admission: Family rates available! Adults $5.00 Elders $3.00 Children $2.00 - under 5 free Contact : kamamasutton@aol.com or 270/965-9432 mantlerockctr@aol.com or 270/965-5882 Website: http://www.Mantlerock.org |
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April 23,
2005
5th Annual Celebration of Life for All People Pow Wow Traditional Pow Wow Red Wing Park, 1398 General Booth Blvd. Virginia Beach, VA. Saturday 11am - 7pm Head Staff-MC - Clark Stewart, Chickahominy; Head Man - Dan Garneaux, Oglala Sioux; Head Female - Blain Kelsey, Cherokee/Saponi; AD - Thomas "Two Feathers" Lewis, Meherrin; Host Drum - Falling Water (Northern); Guest Drum - Edisto River Singers (Southern) American Indian dancers, arts and crafts, educational displays and exhibits. Over 5,000 in attendance at last year's event! Free Admission and Parking!! For more information, contact Debra Vick at (757) 427-2990 or dvick@vbgov.com |
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APRIL 23-24,
2005
1st Annual Wacipi - Gathering of the People Frankfort, Kentucky. Grand Entry: Sat. 12:00pm & 7:00pm; Sunday 1:00 to 5:00pm / Day money for dancers. PowWow information: Sonya Begay (859) 226-5081 or email tachinni@zeus.chapel1.com Vendors: contact Amanda Fox-Winstead (502) 955-7082. |
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APRIL 28-30,
2005
22nd Annual Gathering of Nations Powwow, Indian Traders Market, Miss Indian World Traditional Talent Presentations University of New Mexico Arena ("the Pit"), Albuquerque, New Mexico. Over $140,000 in cash & prizes to be awarded!
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APRIL 30,
2005
"Honoring our Elders" Benefit Powwow Cherokee Nation Cultural Grounds, located 4 miles south of Tahlequah,Ok on Hwy 62 behind Sequoyah High School All proceeds to benefit the Elders conference and events. HMD Robert Soontay; HLD Gloria Matthews; HS Sidney Moore; MC Bryce Washington; AD Ira Kauley; HGD John Scruggins; Color Guard Seminole Nation Color Guard. Gourd Dancing 2:00pm and 6:00 pm. Supper Break 5:pm. Grand Entry 7:00pm. All singers and dancers are welcomed. Arts & Crafts space available Contact: 918-456-0671 ext. 2627 Email: ggoinngsnake@cherokee.org |
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APRIL 30 - MAY 1,
2005
Keepers of the Circle Native American Cultural Center PowWow Rotterdam Junction, New York Native American Crafts, Dancers, Food. Open: 10:00 am- Dusk; Opening Ceremonies begin at Noon each day. Admission: $5 for Adults or $10.00 a car load; Seniors and Members: $3. Wheel chair access available. Bring your own blanket/chair. Absolutely no Drugs or Alchohol allowed. For more Information: Call: (518) 887-2590 Email: ckeeper2000@yahoo.com |
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MAY 6- 8,
2005
Awakening Of Mother Earth A Gathering Of Native Americans Lazybrook Park, Rt 6 E 2 Miles From Tunkhannock, Pa. Sponsored By The Northeastern Native Americans. Drumming, Song, Dancing, Food, Crafters, Vendors, Stories And Music. Head Dancers: (to be announced) Host Drums: (to be announced) Opens At 10 A. M. Public Invited! Handicapped Accessible! Pets Are Welcomed, But Must Be On A Leash and Cleaned Up After! Admission: $4.00 AGE 10 & UP Awakening of Mother Earth Gathering and the N.E.N.A are pleased to announce that the grounds will be open to any group, work shop or school that works with the mentally and physically handicap. FREE OF CHARGE for these individuals on MAY 6. No Drugs, Alcohol Or Firearms Allowed On The Grounds. The N.E.N.A Retains The Rights To Admit Or Remove Anyone From Our Event! For Further Info: CALL 1-570-836-3344 OR 1-570-836-7859 0R EMAIL windhawks_daughter@hotmail.com or tricieo@hotmail.com |
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MAY 6 - 8,
2005
Mason Dixon 2nd Intertribal Benefit Pow Wow Mason Dixon Fairgrounds, Route 74 Right on the MD/PA line, Delta, PA. 17314 Hours: Friday: 10am-7pm (Children's Program from 10am-3pm ) Schools are encouraged to bring students for the school program Friday. Saturday: 10am-8PM Sunday: 10am-6pm Competition dancing in all categories for cash & noncash prizes. Also plenty of non-competition dances for those who just want to have fun. Special performers include: 2005 NAMMY Award Winning Cheyenne Flutist, Joseph FireCrow, The Aztec Fire Dancers and Hoop dancers. MC: Marvin Burnette, Sioux; Head Dancers: John & Kelly Pingree, Shoshone; Host Drums: White Buffalo Singers,Lakota; Co-Host Drums: Rising Hail with 12 Dancers, South Dakota Admission: $6.00 Adults Children ages 6-12 $3.50 under 6 Free Proceeds to benefit needy families on the reservations. Call for details. All drums & dancers are invited to come participate! Contact: Donna Dorn - Collectors Kingdom Native American Culture Center Phone: 410-452-8500 or cell 717-817-6288 Email: ckingdom@earthlink.net |
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MAY 7-8, 2005 12th Annual Native American Arts Festival & Mothers Day Pow-Wow Riverside Park, Grants Pass, Oregon. Event benefits the encouragement of Native Visual & Performing/Cultural Arts. 10am-7pm each day. Hand Drum Singing Contest *Featured Artist -
James Gensaw, Yurok * Raven & Eagle Dancers, Expression through Dance &
Storytelling * California Brush Dancers * Charlie Thom, Karuk Spiritual
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MAY 14-15,
2005
2nd Annual NAIVC Intertribal Powwow Rittman High School Auditorium 100 Saucer St., Rittman, Ohio 44270 Admission: Adults-$4.00; 11-18 yrs & Seniors 55+ -$3.00; 6-10 years -$2.00 Under 6 & Over 90 yrs - Free For more information contact: Native American Indian and Veterans Center, Inc. JW Lyons Sr. 330-825-7796 Email: Hulk013@aol.com or NAIVC1@aol.com |
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MAY 14-15, 2005 Northeast Woodlands Native Americans 5th Annual Veterans Pow wow Polish American Club Grounds, 139 Southwick Street, Route 57, Agawam, Massachusetts In honor and memory of our Chief Gray Fox, an Abenaki Veteran. Our very Special Guest artist 2005 Nammy Award winning Flutist Joseph Fire Crow Host Drum: Nipmuck Turtle Drum; MC: Black Feather; Story Teller: Rainbow NSW, author of Billy Frog Adventures Native American drumming, dancing, food and crafts Grand Entry Each Day at noon Hours Daily are from 10AM to 5PM Admission: Adults: $3.00; Elders: $2.00; Children 6-12: $2.00; Under 6: Free Please bring your own chairs and or blankets Please ask before taking pictures and listen to our MC for when this is not permitted~ For more information please contact: James Gamache 413 786-6465 email: wodieagle@comcast.net Web Site: http://wodi-eagle.tripod.com/index.html |
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MAY 15,
2005
2nd Annual Ceremony of 8,000 Sacred Drums Hosted by the Indigenous Institute of the Americas Cowtown Coliseum at the Fort Worth Stockyards, 121 E. Exchange Ave., Fort Worth, TX 76106 Will be held in conjunction with the Quanah
Parker Comanche Pow Wow and Honor Dance, May 13 and 14 at the same
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MAY 18-19,
2005
Tunica-Biloxi Pow Wow School Project The Pow Wow Committee presents programs on Native American culture for area students on the Tunica-Biloxi Reservation Call Lena Ballard for reservations and more information at (318) 240-2034. |
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MAY 20-22,
2005
Tunica-Biloxi Pow Wow Chief Joseph A. Pierite Pow Wow Grounds on the Tunica-Biloxi Reservation, HWY 1 at Marksville, Louisianna, 71351. Featured Performances: Joanne Shenandoah,
Martha Redbone, Hawk (Flutist), Jackie Crow (Legend Keeper) |
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MAY 21- 22,
2005
Black Swan Lake Powwow. Black Swan Lake Campgrounds 18 miles East of Bedford Indiana off Hwy 50. Gate opens at 10 am both days. Grand Entry Saturday at 12 Noon Dancing until 3 pm & 5-8 pm. Sunday 12-3 pm. Host Drum: All My Relations. Invited Drum: Istayapi. Head Man Dancer: Walt Penn. Head Lady Dancer: Susan Joy. Head Vet: Mike Taylor & Rocky Blanchard. All Drummers, Dancers and Singers welcome to participate. Bring lawn chairs. Free primitive camping and meals for participants. Fees: $3.00 per person. Children under 12 free. Participants free. Anyone in Military uniform gets in free. Contact Chris Dugger for more information at (812) 825-9622 or email at crow_1961@yahoo.com or Don Cleveland at (812) 279-2335. |
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MAY 27- 29, 2005 29th Annual Odawa Pow Wow Ottawa Municipal Campground ( www.ottawacampground.ca/ParkNews.html ) 411 Corkstown Road, Nepean(Ottawa), Ontario, Canada Rain-out location: TBA Gates Open Friday 4:00 pm; Saturday & Sunday 9:00 am Grand Entries: Friday at 6:00 pm; Saturday at 12 noon and 6 pm; Sunday at 12 noon only All Points Taken Friday Night Dance Contests On All Categories; All Drums Must Compete Dance and Drum Registration: Friday 3:00 - 6:00 pm; Saturday 9:30 am - 11:45 am; No Phone-In Registrations Native Singing, Drumming, and Dancing ; Native Foods; Native Artisans and Traders from Canada and the USA EVERYONE WELCOME! Tell Your Friends, Bring your Family! Admission (includes parking): Friday:$5.00; $3.00 (13-17 yrs. old); Saturday/Sunday:$10.00; $6.00 (13-17 yrs. old) FREE Pow Wow Fri. to Sun. for Seniors/Elders and children (0-12 yrs.) No Special Weekend Rates No Alcohol No Drugs No Pets For more information contact: Odawa Native Friendship Centre 12 Stirling Avenue Ottawa, Ontario Canada K1y 1p8 Tel:(613)722-3811 Fax:(613)722-4667 http://www.odawa.on.ca |
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MAY 28-30,
2005
23rd Annual Moon When The Ponies Shed Powwow Franklin Co. Fairgrounds Hilliard,Ohio MC- Jerry Dearly, AD- Ken Irwin Sr. Host Drum-Maza Napin. Sponsored by the Native American Indian Center Of Central Ohio Po Box 07705 Columbus,Ohio 43207-0705 CALL (614) 443-6120 Email: naicco@aol.com |
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JUNE 4-5,
2005
8th Annual Veterans Powwow Veteran’s Affairs Southern Oregon Rehabilitation Centers and Clinic 8495 Crater Lake Highway, White City, OR (held at the baseball field) HONORING ALL VETERANS. Everyone Welcome ! Non-Competition powwow with plenty of drums and singers; Open-Air Indian Market, Fry Bread Booth. Saturday: Gourd Dancing at 11:00; Grand Entries
at 1:00 & 6:00. Motels nearby, Camping onsite. Contact Chairman Jim Prevatt at 770-8073 |
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JUNE 4- 5,
2005
13th Annual Warrior Society Pow Wow at Kapiolani Park in Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii, Hosted by the Intertribal Council of Hawaii. Open: 10:00 am to 6:00 pm Saturday and Sunday. Everyone is invited to attend this free event. Special guests at this year’s event include the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Bushmasters, American Legion Post 114 from Arizona. Head staff at the pow wow includes: Master of Ceremonies, David Eagle Horse (Lakota); Arena Director, Tom Rowland (Oglala Lakota) and Head Man Dancer John Thorp (Muskogee), Head Woman Dancer Raven Feather Price. The host drum is Wild Rice, an intertribal drum made up of Native American singers who currently reside on Oahu. Guest drums include Wildhorse, who come from Southern California. All dancers and drums are welcome. This is not a competition pow wow. For more information, contact the Intertribal Council of Hawaii at (808) 545-2119 or (808) 371-7159. |
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JUNE 17-19,
2005
8th Annual Noongam Tradition Powwow Queen Julianna Park, Preston and Prince of Wales Area, Ottawa, Ontario Free admission (donations accepted). Free parking. Food and Crafts vendors on grounds. |
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JUNE 17-19,
2005
Tribal Crossroads Powwow Grayson County Agricultural and Recreational Park Honored Elder- Samuel Tom Holiday, Silver Congressional Medal of Honor recipient, WW11 Navajo Code Talker; Drums: Northern- Thunderheart Singers, Southern-Water Spider; MC & Guest Performer-Dave Whitewolf Trezak; Head Man- Grady ShadowHawk Jones; Head Veteran- John Spiritwolf; Arena Director- Barry Redbird Brown; Head Lady- Amanda Beauchamp; Assitant Head Lady- Beth Houtari; Head Story Teller- Grandmother Coyote; Sound System- Jim Collins. PowWow Attractions: POW, MIA, KIA Memorial, Kentucky Army National Guard, Story Telling, Performances, Demonstrations, Craft vendors, Food vendors, and much more Friday Kid's Day: 10:00 am -7:30 pm; Saturday: 10:00 am-10:00 pm; Sunday: 11:00 am-7:00. Daily: Adults: $5; Children 7-12: $3; Under 7: Free; FRIDAY ONLY :Kids: $1; Scouts in Uniform: Free; Weekend (3-day) Pass: Adults: $12; Children 7-12: $6. For Map and Directions: http://www.kyshores.com/powwow/Map.htm Benefits Mantle Rock Native Education & Cultural Center http://www.mantlerock.org/ More PowWow info at : http://www.kyshores.com/Powwow/index.htm |
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JUNE 17-19,
2005
8th Annual Noongam Tradition Powwow Queen Julianna Park, Preston and Prince of Wales Area, Ottawa, Ontario Free admission (donations accepted). Free parking. Food and Crafts vendors on grounds. |
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JUNE 29-JULY 4,
2005
Arlee 4th of July Celebration, Arlee, Montana Beginning its second century the Arlee 4th of July Celebration will begin on Wednesday, June 29, 2005 which is designated 'Camp Day". Many participants will begin erecting encampments for the coming weekend. The evening of June 30 is set aside for Memorial Ceremonies which acknowledge the tribal members who passed away during the last year. On Friday, July 1, in Arlee at 1:00pm the first grand entry of dancers will begin at the Celebration Grounds. On Saturday, July 2, competition will begin for the singing and dancing contests. Grand entries will be held at 1:00pm and 7:00pm throughout the weekend. The Annual 4th of July parade will begin at noon. The Grand Entry will be the Snake Dance at 1:00pm. Dedication ceremonies and honoring of all veterans will follow. Native American singing and dancing will continue until Midnight. All are welcome to attend this cultural celebration, hosted by the Flathead Nation and attended by Native Americans from throughout the US and Canada. Events include traditional drumming and singing, competition dancing, parade, arts and crafts, and food vendors. Participants may camp on-site in teepees, tents, campers and RV's. Most facilities are handicapped accessible. FREE ADMISSION. Drugs and alcohol are strictly prohibited (vehicles and persons subject to search). Directions: Arlee 4th of July Celebration grounds are east of Highway 93 at the south end of Arlee. Turn east off Highway 93 on to Pow-Wow Road and go east 0.5 mile. For more Information: Email: ruthq@blackfoot.net or Go to: http://visitmt.com/categories/moreinfo.asp?IDRRecordID=8920&SiteID=1 |
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JULY 1-3,
2005
Mount McKay Summer Traditional Powwow Mount Mckay on Fort William First Nation, Ontario, Canada. Grand Entries 1pm and 7pm - Friday & Saturday Sunday will have one Grand Entry at 1pm and Ending at 6pm Host Drum - Black Water Creek Singers; MC & AD Clarence & Tommy White Give Away Ceremony and Feasts on Saturday and Sunday Open for food booths up to 10, unlimited crafts stands; $50 to $100 for the full weekend for food booths. Contact # for John Charlie 807-623-1702 Email: ojibaer@hotmail.com |
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JULY 7-10,
2005
42nd Annual Sac & Fox Powwow Sac & Fox Nation Powwow Grounds Stroud, Oklahoma Drum Contest; Mary Ann Anque Memorial Switch Dance Contest; '49' Contest; Dance Contests in all Categories Thursday Night Traditional Sac & Fox Dances; Dance Competitions Fri, Sat, and Sun nights; Gourd Dancing Sat and Sunday Afternoon. Public Invited to all events Free Admission & Parking Free Camping with showers available; Rations to registered Camps For More Information: Website:www.freewebs.com/sacandfoxpowwow or Email:sacandfoxpowwow@hotmail.com |
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JULY 15-17,
2005
10th Annual All Nations Powwow Big Bear City CA At Los Vaqueros Arena – Off Highway 38, Turn on Zaca Rd. Lots of signs posted Fri : 6pm – 10pm; Sat: 11am-10pm; Sun: 11am-6pm Contest Dancing – Drum Contest – Arts & Crafts – Food Buffalo Feast – In Honor Of Our Elders MC: Adrian Liberty – Annishnabe, Minnesota; Arena Director: Wayne Arroyo – Dakota, Ft. Peck-Montana; Spiritual Advisor: Fred Short - CA; Northern Drum: Sacred Path; Southern Drum: TBA; Head Man: Henry Allen – Dine, CA; Head woman: Rita Lookingglass (?); Head Teen Boy: TBA; Head Teen Girl: TBA; Head Gourd Dancer: James Red Bear – Lakota Sioux Admission: Age 10+ $5.00; Senior $3.00; Under 10 Free Sponsored By Bear Valley Native Association - No Alcohol Or Drugs More information call Faye Roman 909-797-1593 or 909-584-7115 Or email Gloria at: gfuentes@craftonhills.edu |
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JULY 15-17, 2005 20th Annual Bear Creek Traditional Pow Wow Olmsted County History Center 1195 West Circle Drive SW, Rochester, MN Hosted by Native American Center of Southeast MN, Inc. Head Drum: Native Wind; Head Lady: Valerie Larsen; Head Man: Charlie Johnson; MC: Dave Larsen; Arena Director: Cy Delorme; Spiritual Leader: Cody Enoch; Color Guard: 173rd Airborne Specials: Woody Swifteagle and Danza Mexica Cuauhtemoc Friday Night: Concert featuring Woody Swifteagle and Arvil Bird followed by an open-mic session for music and poetry. Saturday: Royalty Competition JR & SR Warrior
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JULY 16 – 17,
2005
The 12th Annual Howard County, Maryland Pow-wow and Show The Howard County Fairgrounds–1022 Fairground Road, West Friendship, MD Saturday 11 a.m. – 7 p.m. ; Sunday 11 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Saturday: Parade of Nations (Grand Entry) at 12:00 noon. Members of the Haliwa-Saponi, Piscataway,
Chickahominy, Rappahannock, Cherokee, Sioux, Iroquois, Lumbee, and
Navajo are a few of the Tribes that will participate in this year’s
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JULY 16-17 2005
7th Annual White Buffalo Society PowWow Gaston Lions Club Fairgrounds, Gaston, Indiana Gates Open Saturday at 10:00 am; Gates Close Sunday 4:00 pm. Dance times: Sat 1 – 4 and 7 - ? Sun 1 – 4 Frank Davison – Scenoral Steele Memorial Crazy Mid- Night Auction Saturday starts 30 Min after final dance. Drum: Black Swamp Singers of Celina, OH; Head Veteran Dancer: Steve “Brings the Wind” Beamer Alexanderia, IN; Head Man Dancer: Bill “Eagle Eyes” Meanor Plainfield, IN; Head Lady Dancer: Sandy “Mouse Starr” Meanor Plainfield, IN; Junior Head Boy Dancer: Brady Gandle Peru, IN; Junior Head Girl Dancer: Heather Sears Indianapolis, IN Public Admission: $5 a day; Children under 12 FREE; Family Rate: $15 Maximum Camping Fee: $5 per person for the weekend; Electric: $15 per outlet for 2 days and $20 per outlet for Fri Sat Sun More Information: http://www.whitebuffalosociety.org/ or call John Mohrman (419)629-2045 for PowWow information |
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JULY 22-24,
2005
Midnight Sun Intertribal Pow Wow Fairbanks, Alaska Kiwanis Field behind the Big Dipper Ice Arena 19th and Lathrop St., Fairbanks, Alaska
Gates Open: 11:00 am; Close: 6:00 pm. This year's Powwow is dedicated to the late Chief Peter John. This is a traditional (non-contest) Pow wow open to everyone. Host Drums : Stieger Butte Drum and Singers,
Chiloquin OR; MC: Mr. George Bennett; Arena Director: Mr. Gene Wescott
General Admission: $5; All Dancers in Regalia FREE! Donations needed: Moose, Salmon, Berries
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AUGUST 5-7, 2005 The Fort Bidwell Honoring the Elders Ceremony Fort Bidwell Paiute Reservation, Fort Bidwell, CA Grand Entries: Friday 7:00 pm. Saturday 12:00 pm & 7:00 pm Entrance Fees--FREE for ALL! Host Drum: NorthWest Medicine Horse, White Swan, WA. MCee: Alex Shepard, Cedar City, Utah. Arena Director: Dilmer Maybee, Salt Lake, Utah. Head Man: Joey Silvas, Redding CA. Head Woman: BillieJean Guerrero, Pyramid Lake, NV. Head Teen Boy: Wesley Witcraft, Klamath Falls, OR. Head Teen Girl: Madeline Arrededondo, Ft. Bidwell, CA. Head Jr. Boy: Ty Townsend, Ft. Bidwell, CA. Head Jr. Girl: Chanel Jemenez, Ft. Bidwell, CA. Contest in all categories-Traditional, Grass, Fancy and Jingle. Traditional Dance Special in memory of "Bobby Townsend". Give Aways: Townsend Fanily, Jon Davis Family. Coming Out-Ty Townsend, Chanel Jemenez. Memorial: Neasha Comanche Memorial Feed Saturday Evening for "Bobby Townsend" ( deer, buffalo, salmon & gidu). Breakfast served Saturday & Sunday. All Activities Held Outdoors. Bring Your Own Chairs. FREE Camping Available (No RV Hook-ups) DIRECTIONS: Fort Bidwell in the North East Corner of California Using www.MapQuest.com enter Fort Bidwell, CA and get directions from your location. OR Basic Directions: Take I-5 N. to Redding, CA. North of Redding Take the CA-299 E / LAKE BLVD exit- EXIT 680- toward BURNEY / ALTURAS Merge onto CA-299 E toward BURNEY / ALTURAS. 146.2 miles Turn SLIGHT RIGHT onto CA-299. 16.7 miles Turn LEFT onto CR-1 / SURPRISE VALLEY RD / MAIN ST. Continue to follow SURPRISE VALLEY RD. 26.0 miles Turn RIGHT onto SANDERS ST. <0.1 miles END at FORT BIDWELL, CA More Information: Glenda Frease (530) 279-6252 |
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AUGUST 12-14, 2005 The National Powwow hosted by the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian. MCI Center 601 F Street NW, Washington, D.C. 20004 During this special three-day event, spectators will experience Native cultures firsthand and have the opportunity to visit nearly 100 Native artisans and exhibitors showcasing fine art, jewelry, sculpture, and pottery. A true highlight of the powwow is the expression of Native culture through song and dance. Visitors will be able to watch hundreds of Native singers and dancers from throughout the United States and Canada as they compete for over $100,000 in prize and cash awards. Friday & Saturday 10am-10pm, Sunday 10am-8pm Adult: $12; Senior (65 years and older): $10; Child (4 to 11 years): $10; NMAI Members: $10; Groups (25 or more): $10/person; Three-day pass: $30 Vendor Contact:
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AUGUST 13 - 14,
2005 2nd Annual Natchez Trace Pow Wow Historic Leiper’s Fork Village, Franklin, Tennessee Saturday 10 am – 9:30 pm; Sunday 10am – 6:00 pm Grand Entry: Saturday at 12:30 & 6:00 pm -- Sunday at 12:30 pm ALL DANCERS & DRUMS WELCOME Dancers in regalia may register for a chance to win big money in Luck of the Draw! Registration begins at 10 am MC: Hawk Laughing, Mohawk; Arena Director: Jimmy Reedy, (Muscogee) Creek of the Oklahoma Nation; Head Man: Keith Anderson, Cherokee; Head Lady: Bobbi Orr, Salish of the Flathead Reserve of Montana; Host Northern Drum: Bird Town Crossing, Cherokee from the Eastern Band of Cherokee; Host Southern Drum: Tanasi Thunder, Intertribal, Nashville, TN; Storyteller: Anne M. Dunn, Ojibwe; Musical Performances: Annie Humphrey, Ojibwe and Jamie Russell, Cherokee Storytelling ~ Authentic Native American Arts & Crafts ~ Demonstrations ~ Southeastern Tribes Educational Programs ~ Plenty of Indian Foods Admission: Adults $6; Children 6-12 $3; Age 5 & Under Free; Seniors 60+ $3 Hosted by the Tennessee Native American Eagle Organization NO ALCOHOL – NO PETS – NO ARTIFACTS or GRAVE GOODS DON’T FORGET YOUR LAWNCHAIR For more information call: 615-591-1682 or 931-670-5465 |
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AUGUST 20-21,
2005 49th Annual O-Sa-Wan Pow Wow Boone County Fairgrounds Belvidere, Illinois Native American Dancing, Native Craft Vendors, Traditional Food Vendors. Intertribal Dancing Saturday: 1- 4:30; 7:00-???; Sunday: 11:00-3:00. General Donation: $4 ; Weekend: $5 ; 6 and Under and 60+: Free. Free Saturday Supper for particpants. Late Night Auction. Free Camping (electricity charge $15) Pow wow Co-Chairs: Mike Hayford 847-721-6891; Chris Stoltman 630-202-2046 osawanpw@hotmail.com Trader Info: Dan Pierson, 400 Thornton, Lockport, IL 60441 815-735-5666 danielpierson@comcast.net Website: http://www.mascoutin.com/ |
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AUGUST 20-21,
2005 York, PA Pow-Wow, York Fairgrounds Open: 11am-6pm daily Admission: $7 adults and $4 children Directions: York Fairgrounds From the North, take 1-83 to exit 10 (N George Street). At second light, take Rte. West to Rte. 74 Exit (Carlisle Ave.) to Gate 9. From the South, Tale 1-83 North to Exit 5 (S George Street-Business 83). Turn left at 2nd light (Country Club Road). Right on Richland Ave. and left on Market Street to Gate 4. From the East, take Rte. 30 West to Rte. 74 exit (Carlisle Ave). Turn left on Rte 74 (Carlisle Ave.) to Gate 9. From the West, Take Route 462 (W. Market Street) from Route 30. Follow Market Street to Highland Ave. Left on Highland Ave. to Gate 6. Call Barry Richardson at (252) 257-5383 or send e-mail to: powwow@vance.net |
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AUGUST 26- 28,
2005 7th Annual Festival and Contest Pow Wow Native American Association of West Valley Granger Park, 3600 West 3500 South. West Valley City, Utah. (6 miles southwest of Salt Lake City) Host Drum: Blu Thunder, Head Singer: Jaye Seckletstewa, Phoenix, Arizona. Master of Ceremony: Alex O. Shepherd, Paiute/Dine’, Cedar City, Utah. Arena Director: Jerry Bear, Goshute, Skull Valley, Utah. Spiritual Leader: Bob Taylor Sr., Northern Ute, Kearns, Utah. Guest Performers Friday and Saturday: Zuni Young Maiden Pottery Dancers. Friday: Food & Crafts open at 5pm.; Saturday: Food & Crafts open at 10:00am.; Sunday: Food & Crafts open at 10:00am. Grand Entry and Dance Competition: Friday: 7:00pm – 11:00pm.; Saturday: 11:00am to 3:00pm.; Dinner Break: 3:00pm to 6:00pm. Sunday: 11:00am-4:00pm. Speakers
Presentations Saturday 4:00-5:40 pm: Loya Arrum, Priscilla Piestewa and
Vide J. Khow. Host
Lodgings: (Ask for pow-wow rate) Contact: General Information: Harry James Sr. (801) 955-1089
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AUGUST 27- 28,
2005 Silver Lake 11th Annual Traditional Pow Wow "Shkidibishong" New Beginnings Silver Lake Provincial Park Near Sharbot Lake Ontario Gates Open: 10 am Sat. and Sun.; Grand Entry: 12 noon Sat. and Sun. Native Drumming, Singing, Dancing, Food and Crafts Children Over 16 And Adults $6.00; Children 12 To 16 $3.00; Over 60 $3.00; Children Under 12 Free Directions: From Kingston/Toronto: Hwy #401 exit 611 - Hwy #38; 1 hr North of Kingston on Hwy #38; Turn right on Hwy #7 Entrance at the Silver Lake Provincial Park From Ottawa: Hwy 417 west Take Hwy #7 West Toronto/ Carlton Place Exit 145 ; 1hr follow Hwy #7 through Perth until Entrance at the Silver Lake Provincial Park Camping Available- For Camping Information Call (613) 375-6356 - Trudi For more Information: (613) 548-1500 - Ann Marie Wilson E-Mail: annmarie_W13@hotmail.com Silver Lake Provincial Park R.R.#2 Maberly, Ontario, K0H 2B0 |
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SEPTEMBER 3-5, 2005 Barona Powwow Lakeside, CA There's lots of food booths, Intertribal dancing, contests, beautiful arts and crafts, showers, campsites, and a whole lot of fun. For more information Contact the Barona Tribal Office at (619) 443-6612, ask for Albert (Boxie) Phoenix |
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SEPTEMBER 9-11,
2005 Cherokee Tribe of Northeast Alabama Bi-Annual Intertribal Pow-wow Grant City Park, Grant, AL Host Drum: Medicine Dog Singers; Guest Drum: Aracoma Lightning Singers; Head Man: Brad Shellhorse; Head Lady: Jacquie 'RavenHeart' Hosey; Jr. Head Man: Jake 'Yellow Fox' Samples Jr.; Head Lady: Heaven 'Little Butterfly' Humphries; MC: Lou WhiteEagle; AD: Charles Lahay; Flute: Larry Hornbuckle All Native Drums and Dancers Welcome Admission: Adults $5.00 Children: (6-12) $3.00 Friday Children's Day - ALL Children $1.00 Public Welcome Bring your lawn chairs and spend the day, or you can rustic camp in the park for free all weekend. All Native Drums and Dancers Welcome NO POLITICS, FIRE ARMS, DRUGS OR ALCOHOL
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SEPTEMBER 9-11,
2005 85th Annual Southern Tribal Fair Contest PowWow Sky Ute Events Center, Ignacio, Colorado Grand Entry : Friday 6 pm,
Saturday 12 pm & 7 pm, Sunday 1 pm Master of Ceremonies – Wallace Coffey & Hammond Motah; Arena Directors –
Marty Pinnecoose & Josh Williams; Head Drum Judges – Northern, Robert
Lincoln, Southern – Edmund Tate Nevaquaya; Head Gourd Singer – Alfred
Wall; Host Gourd Society – Four Corners Gourd Society; Host Color/Honor
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SEPT 10 - 11, 2005 Spirit of the Bison Pow Wow Buck Bison Farm 2500 Forman Rd, Austinburg Ohio 44010 Gates Open: 10 am. Saturday and Sunday. Grand Entry: Saturday -Noon & 6pm.; Sunday-Noon Singing and Dancing; Native Flute Music; Quality Arts and Crafts; Wagon Rides into the Bison Herd; Birds of Prey Presentation; Great Foods; Authentic FRY BREAD; Auctions and Raffles Host Drum: Maza Napin (Iron Necklace); Co- Host Drum: TBA; Guest Drum: Thunder Canyon; Head man: Neil Wolfgang, Seneca; Head lady: Michelle Hite; MC: Steve Richard, Ojibwa; Arena Director: Rick Cwalina, Lakota; Head Veteran: Roger Campbell, Sisseton-Wahpeton/Dakota All Dancers and Drums welcome. Honorarium paid to registered dancers per Grand Entry. Dancers must be registered by 11:30am on Saturday. Pay out will be at closing on Sunday. There will be a participant feed on Saturday. Primitive camping available for participants. Directions: From Cleveland: I-90 east to Rt. 45(exit 223), south to Clay St., turn left to Forman Rd. From Erie Pa.: I-90 west to Rt. 45(exit 223),south to Clay St., turn left to Forman Rd. Contact us: Joe 216-408-9211 or Rick, 440-845-5276 klaatu2u@sbcglobal.net Website for updates and details at http://www.freewebs.com/bisonpowwow |
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SEPTEMBER 10-11,
2005 6th Annual Honoring the Winged Ones Pow-Wow Celebration Bunner Ridge Park, Fairmont, West Virginia, Exit 139 off Interstate 79. This is a West Virginia Raptor Rehabilitation Center event that benefits the rehabilitation of injured birds of prey to fly free again. This is a volunteer, non-profit benefit pow-wow celebration. All proceeds go directly to our birds of prey, for feeding, medical expenses and the building of a new Rehabilitation Center on Bunner Ridge, West Virginia. Grand Entry 12 noon, features our educational birds, Thunder the American Bald Eagle, Annie the Red-tailed Hawk, Spyro the American Kestrel, and Orion the Broadwinged Hawk. MC and arena director, Cedar Bear Kerr. Head man Dancer Aaron Walks-Like-a-Bear Daily. Head Lady Dancer Bree Little Bear Wood. Story telling with Prof. Ellie Spotted Dove High and Nancy Goodheart and invited storyteller Terri Talks with hands. Drums are: Struck-by-Lightning Drum and The Mekoce Family Drum. All dancers welcome, all vendors welcome. camping available. For Info: Call: 304-367-9406; Email: SS353@aol.com . Website: http://wvrrc.org . |
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THIS POWWOW HAS
BEEN DELAYED UNTIL 2006 Two Eagles Legacy 1st Annual Native American Contest Powwow 203 North 5 West, Rexburg, ID 83440 at the Madison County Fairgrounds Host Drum: Cathedral Lake Singers from Arizona; Head Male Dancer: Darrell Abrahamson from Ft. Hall, Idaho; Head Female Dancer: Joyce Hayes Ft. Hall, Idaho; M.C.: Dave Brown Eagle from Spokane, Washington; Arena Director: Alex Shepherd from Cedar City, Utah Special Performances by: Flute Player: Wesly Two Eagles from Rexburg, Idaho & Aztec Fire Dancers from Mexico!! Experience a Native American Powwow. Traditional Foods, Vending, Music, Drumming, and Dancing. All Drums and Dancers are Welcome!!!! Over $10,000.00 in Prizes! Friday: 6:00PM-11:00PM Saturday: 12:00PM-10:00PM General Admission: Ages 12+: $4.00; Children 3-12: $2.00; Seniors and Ages under 3 are FREE!!; College Students with I.D.: $2.00 Food and Craft Vendors Needed $75.00 for Both Days and $50.00 for Just Saturday. Contracts are Available!!!
Donations are needed to sponsor the Head Staff, Aztec Dancers, and the
Contest Catagories! All proceeds will go to future cultural events. You
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SEPTEMBER 17 - 18,
2005 Bluff City Powwow. In Rockport, Indiana. Just minutes from Owensboro, KY and Evansville, IN. Gate opens at 11 am both days. Grand Entry: Saturday 1 pm & 7 pm. Sunday noon. Host Drum: Istaypi Invited Drum: Black Eagle Spirit Drum. Head Man Dancer: Jeff White Elk Mills. Head Lady Dancer: Susan Shawandase Joy. Head Vet: TBA. Story Teller: Merilynn Cleveland. Free primitive camping and meals for participants. Electric available for Vendors. Teepees welcome. No alcohol, no drugs, no pets. For more information contact: Rocky Blanchard at (812) 359-5303 or Don Cleveland at (812) 279-2335. |
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SEPT 17- 18,
2005 Fall Gathering A Native American Pow-Wow For The Benefit Of The Lazybrook Park Lazybrook Park Rt 6, East Of Tunkhannock, Pa. Gates Open at 10 A.M; Grand Entry 12:00 P.M Admission $ 4.00 12 & Up Dancing , Drumming, Storytellers; Food and Crafts; Open to All Drum Groups & Dancers. Head Dancers To Be Announced.
Vending Space Available; Camping for Vendors &
Dancers. No Alcohol, Drugs , Firearms Or Politics
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SEPTEMBER
23 - 25,
2005 Richmond Powwow Lake Reba Recreational Complex, Richmond, Kentucky All Dancers & Drums welcome, at the discretion of the Arena Director - Levi Walker. MC - Wamble -Weoka -Oksheela; Host Drum - The Museum Drum, Huntsville, Alabama; Headman dancer - Allen Roland; Headlady dancer - Vickie Martin; Color Guard - All Nations Warrior Society Color Guard; Story tellers - Jeff Hatmaker & Jerry McClure. Friday is School Day 9:00 am- 3:00 pm. The gates open to the public at 5:00 pm; Grand Entry at 6:30 pm. Saturday's hours: Gates open at 10:00 am. Grand Entry at 12:00 noon and 6:00 pm. We will pow wow until about 9:00pm Sunday's hours: Gates open at 10:00am. Grand Entry at 12:00noon. Closing Ceremonies at 5:00pm. Admission. $5.00 for adults $2.00 for children Maximum of $15.00 per family. Traveling North on I-75, take exit 90. Turn right, onto, KY 876 South. Go to the fourth (5th) traffic light Gibsom Bay Drive and turn left. This is the entrance to Gibson Bay Golf Course and Lake Reba Park. Follow the signs. Traveling South on I-75, take exit 90A, US25-421 south. Get over in the through lane and go to the fifth (6th) trafic light Gibson Bay Drive and turn left. This is the entrance to Gibson Bay Golf Course and Lake Reba Park. Follow the signs. For more information: Website: http://www.homestead.com/richmondpowwowassn/ Email: twowindsbear@yahoo.com. Phone: 859-623-6076. |
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SEPTEMBER 24-25,
2005 Lake Milton Gathering/Powwow Lake Milton State Park, Lake Milton, OH This gathering is to Honor our Nations Veterans and is sponsored by Lake Milton State Park and Soaring Hawk Village. Our head Man is John Spiritwolf, Head Lady is Jessie Star Dancer, Head Vet is Wally White Elk, Arena director is Chandler Young Warrior, Host drum is Mother earth Beat and guest drum is Black Eagle Singers. MC is tba. This gathering is free to the public. Lake Milton State park is about 20miles from Akron, OH Any questions can be directed to Cindy Singing Turtle at SoaringHawkVlg@aol.com or 330-788-3268 |
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THIS POWWOW HAS
BEEN CANCELLED FOR THIS YEAR SEPTEMBER 24 - 25, 2005 12th Annual Intertribal Pow Wow Waimea Ball Park in Waimea on the Big Island of Hawaii Native American Foundation Saturday and Sunday: 9:00 am to 6:00 pm, both days. Everyone is invited to attend this free event. This is a non-competition pow wow. For more information, call the Native American Foundation at (808) 885-5569 or (808) 938-5080 or send e-mail to puniwai@verizon.net. |
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SEPTEMBER
30-OCTOBER 2, 2005 Wakichipi American Indian Pow-Wow Martinsburg, WVA, Martinsburg Fairgrounds Friday: 9AM-2PM; Saturday and Sunday: 11AM-6PM Friday: $7.00 for everyone; Sat-Sun: $7.00 for adults and $4.00 for children Directions: Click Here for Detailed Driving Directions in a Printer Friendly Format. Call Barry Richardson at (252) 257-5383 for info and directions Send e-mail to: powwow@vance.net |
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OCTOBER 1 - 2, 2005 31st Annual Pow Wow at Thomas Square in Honolulu, Hawai`i The American Indian Pow Wow Association (“AIPA”) Saturday and Sunday: 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. Everyone is invited to attend this free event, which will feature competition dancing, drumming, singing, arts and crafts, and food. All drums and dancers are welcome. Head staff at the Thomas Square Pow Wow include: Head Man Dancer, Shane Ridley Stevens (Te-Moake Band of Western Shoshoni); Head Woman Dancer, Rose Olney Sampson (Yakama); Master of Ceremonies, John Dawson (San Carlos Apache); and Arena Director Tom Rowland (Oglala Lakota). The Host Drum is Wild Rice, with guest drums Red Thunder, Wild Horse and Seven Buffalo Singers.
Of the several Pow wows which take place statewide each year, only the Thomas Square Pow wow features competition dancing. Audiences will enjoy the lively footwork of fancy dancers, grass dancers, fancy shawl and jingle dancers as well as the stately eloquence of traditional dancers. Each dance has its own history; each dancer has a story to tell. Thomas Square is located between Beretania & South King Streets and
between Ward Avenue and Victoria Street, across from the Honolulu
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OCTOBER 1-2, 2005 7th Annual Native American Festival "Trails End" "Honoring Our Grandfathers" Northwest Park, Cedartown, GA Gates Open: 10 am each day. Grand Entry: Noon each day. Head Lady: Wihuna 'Fire' Joyner; Head Man: Jerry 'Smitty' Smith; Host Drum: Aracoma; M. C.: Gary Smith ALL Drums Welcome. ALL Dancers Welcome Primitive Camping for Vendors and Dancers Pets Must Be Leashed. Generators Off By 11 pm Vendors By Invitation Only Politics, Drugs, and Alcohol will NOT be allowed. Host Motel: Country Hearth Inn North Main Street - 770-749-9951
For more information: Jerry Stroup at
770-748-8816 or
flthunder2000@yahoo.com.
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OCTOBER 8-9, 2005 The Eighth Annual Clarksville, Tennesssee Area Intertribal Powwow Presented by The Native Cultural Circle Powwow Grounds outside Port Royal State Park, I-24 Exit 11 Saturday: 9am-6pm; Sunday 10am-5pm Come share our Culture, foods, and crafts. Shop the vendors for arts and crafts. Bring your lawn chair and enjoy the Dancing. Host Drum: Tanasi Thunder; Guest: TBA; Head Lady: Betsy Jolly; Head Man: Bill Jolly; Storyteller: TBA ; Arena Director: TBA; Head Veteran: Rick Brown; M.C.: Hawk Laughing; Flute Players: Assorted Artist. Public Welcome. All Drums & Dancers are welcome, vendors by invitation only. Admission: Adults $5 Children & Seniors $2 Active Duty Military with ID FREE! Directions I-24, Exit 11; TN HWY 76E Left onto Old Clarksville Springfield Rd Left onto HWY 238/Port Royal Road For Information Contact: Ingrid Baker 931-326-5837 email: Nccircle@AOL.com or Doug “Red” Kirby 931-801-1415 email: Rotebard@yahoo.com Website: http://www.Nccircle.org |
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OCTOBER 14-16, 2005
NAIA of Tennessee's 24th Annual Fall Festival and Pow Wow Long Hunter State Park, 2910 Hobson Pike, Nashville, Tennessee Friday, Saturday, Sunday 9 am- ? Admission: $5.00 for Adults, Children 6-12 $3.00. Children 5yrs. and under are FREE. Proceeds fund NAIA Emergency Assistance and Scholarship Programs. Indian Tacos, Chili, Hominy, and Fry Bread; Books & Music - CDs & Cassettes; Native American Arts & Crafts; Indian Jewelry; Paintings; Crafts; Pictures; Pottery; Clothing; Storytelling; Indian games; Demonstrations. Competition Dancing: Fancy, Traditional, Straight Grass Cloth, Buckskin, Fancy Shawl, Jingle Dress, Senior, Junior, Chicken. Over $20,000 in prize money. Dance in all categories. Master of Ceremonies: Sammy 'Tonke' White, Anadarko, Ok.; Arena Director: Marty Pinnecoose, Salem, OR.; Host Northern Drum: Meskwaki Nation | |||
