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DEC. 31, 2005 - JAN. 1, 2006 New Years Eve / Sobriety Inter-tribal Powwow Townsend Center Gym 855 N. 12th Street Richmond, Indiana Head Man Dancer - Matt Wynk; Head Woman Dancer - Crystal Grimm; Head Veteran - George Reiter; Arena Director - Albert RunningWolf ; Master of Ceremonies - Ernie Walters; Host Drum - Black Swamp Singers (Ohio); Co-Host Drum - TBA. Gates Open : Saturday- 10 a.m.; Sunday-10 a.m. Admission: General Public : $6.00; Two Day Pass : $8.00; Children 12 and under : FREE No Drugs and or Alcohol Allowed; No Firearms permitted; No Selling of Pipestone Pipes, Hawk, Owl, and or Eagle Feathers |
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| JANUARY 7- 8, 2006 Redpaint Powwow Western New Mexico University Intramural Gym, Silver City, NM In memory and recognition of the Chinene Apache (Red Paint People - Warm Springs Apache) 3rd Annual Contest Powwow - All Categories and Drum Contest. Gourd Dancing, Apache Gaan Dancers, Hoop Dancer, Social Dances Host Drum and Head Staff - TBA Doors open daily at 9:00 a.m. General admission - $5.00/person Vendor space limited... please reserve. Contact - Joe Saenz at or 534-1379 P.O. Box 837, Santa Clara, NM 88026 website: http://www.redpaintpowwow.net/ |
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| JANUARY 28-29 International Peace Pow-Wow 2006 Exhibition Pavillion, 3401 Parkside Drive South,, Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada (THIS IS A NEW LOCATION) Presented by the Blackfoot Canadian Cultural Society. Grand Entries: 1:00 & 7:00 p.m. Daily Head Staff: Mary Ann Crow Healy, Executive Director; Kelly Healy, Artistic Director; Jason Good Striker, MC; Oliver Shouting, MC; Geoff Chief Body, Head Dancer; Chalise Scalp Lock, Head Dancer; Moccasin Flats (Kainai), Host Drum; Spotted Buffalo (Siksika), Host Drum. Competitions: 9 Adult Dance Competitions: 1st - $500, 2nd - $300, 3rd -$200 7 Teen Dance Competitions: 1st - $200, 2nd - $150, 3rd - $100 7 Junior Dance Competitions: 1st - $100, 2nd - $75, 3rd - $50 Drum Competition: 1st - $2000, 2nd - $1000, 3rd - $600, 4th $400 Specials: Geoff Chief Body Mens Fancy; Chalise Scalp Lock Ladies Traditional; Miss Blackfoot Canada Chelsea Eagle Bear Teen Girls Traditional ; Miss Blackfoot Canada Jr. Jann-Elise Bull Bear Ladies/Teen Girls Traditional Invited Drums: Wild Horse, River Cree, Saulteaux Feather, Blackfoot Confederacy, Stoney River, Walking Buffalo, Rock Creek, Napi Singers, Rocky Lake & White Feathers Admission: $10.00 per day, $7.00 Students/Seniors More info at www.blackfoot.ca Contact Mary Ann Crow Healy at (403) 327-6807 |
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| FEBRUARY 9 - 12, 2006 35th Seminole Tribal Fair Hollywood, FL Head Staff: Dale Old Horn, Crow, MT--Emcee; Lawrence Baker, New Town, ND--Emcee; Damon Roughface, Pawnee, OK--Arena Director; Ronnie GoodEagle, Flandreau, SD--Arena Director; Salina No Ear Todome, Tulsa, OK--Head Lady Judge; Delbert Wapass, Saskatchewan, Canada--Singing Judge. Seminole Tribe 954-797-5551 http://www.seminoletribe.com |
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| FEBRUARY 11-12, 2006 Wild Horse Tenth Annual Powwow North Torrance High School 3620 W. 182nd Street, Torrance, CA Free Admission. All Drums and Dancers Welcome. Vendors: $150.00 both days, $100.00 1 day. (310) 987-1274 |
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| FEBRUARY 17 - 18, 2006 Hobiyee 2006 Powwow Prince Rupert, BC Hosted by Gitamaxmak'ay Nisga'a Dancers Hobiyee is the celebration of Nisga'a New Year. First Nations Cultural Groups perform for the two day event. Valerie Stewart 250-624-3161 Website: http://communities.msn.ca/theGitmaxmakayNisgaaDancers |
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| FEBRUARY 18, 2006 3rd Honoring the Children Pow Wow UWP Frank J. Petretti Fieldhouse, Kenosha, WI Sacred Circle, the Indigenous Peoples Student Organization at the University of Wisconsin Parkside Joe Duncan - 414-378-2876 Becky Coan-Henderleiter - 262-658-3880 Email: Website: http://www.uwp.edu/clubs/sacred.circle/ |
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| FEBRUARY 18, 2006 NC School of Science and Math Powwow 1219 Broad Street, Durham, NC Grand Entries at: 1:00 PM and 7:00 PM. Close at 10:00. We strive to have a friendly powwow where all people feel welcome. We feed all singers and dancers at the supper break and have a T-shirt give-away during the evening portion of the powwow. We emphasize lots of intertribal and exhibition dancing with no breaks once the powwow gets going. The powwow is put on by the Indian students at the NC School of Science and Math which is an advanced residential high school for students from all over North Carolina. Joe Liles 919-416-2730 Email: Website:http://ncssm.edu/powwow |
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| FEBRUARY 18, 2006 3rd Honoring Children Traditional Pow Wow Sports Center, Frank Petretti Field house, UW Parkside, 900 Wood Road, Kenosha, WI Joe Duncan, Sacred Circle President 414-378-2876 Email: Website: http://www.uwp.edu/clubs/sacred.circle/index.htm |
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MARCH 4, 2006 FREE ADMISSION! Donations accepted. All Veterans Welcome, All Princesses Welcome, All Drums & Dancers Welcome |
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MARCH 10-12, 2006 Contact: Harold Comby (601) 656-5711 |
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| MARCH 18, 2006 Northland College Annual Powwow Ashland, Wisconsin Located on Hwy 13, South of Hwy 2 Grand Entries: 1pm and 7pm Honorariums for dancers and drummers Head Dancers: TBA; Host drum: TBA Contact information: Northland College Native American Association Joe Rose 715-682-1204 |
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MARCH 18 - 19, 2006 14th Learning To Walk Together Pow Wow Vandament Arena - Northern Michigan University (NMU), Marquette, Michigan Grand Entries: Saturday: 1pm and 7pm. Sunday: 1pm We will be holding a hand drum competition during the feast time with prizes for the top 3 finishers. Head Male: Kelly Logan; Head Female: Annette Logan; Host Drum: Smokeytown |
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| MARCH 25, 2006 Circle of Nations Indian Association 22nd Annual Pow-wow UMM PE Center, University of MN, Morris, MN Join us for the UMM Indian Student Organization Annual Pow Wow Vendors, dancers and drums wanted. UMM used to be an Indian Boarding school, so we now offer an American Indian Tuition waiver (free college!) so take advantage of a campus tour while here. Multi-Ethnic Resource Center 600 E. 4th St, Morris, MN 56267 Linsey McMurrin and Mike Miller 320-589-6094 (Mike) Email: |
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MARCH 25-26, 2006 18th Annual Natchez Powwow 400 Jefferson Davis Blvd; Natchez, MS 39120 SATURDAY: Gourd Dance 1 PM and 7 PM; Grand Entry and Intertribal Dancing 2 PM and 8 PM Trader Booths for Food and Native American Crafts open 10 am Sat. and 11 am Sun. Powwow participants are allowed to camp on the grounds. For More Info: Powwow Chairman Chuck Borum 131 Jeff Davis Blvd Ste F Natchez, MS 39120. 601-442-0200 fax 601-445-0210 Email: |
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MARCH 31, APRIL 1 - 2, 2006 26th Annual Chambers Farm Spring Pow Wow Fort McCoy, Florida Youth day March 31st,Veteran's day April,1st. FREE Admission |
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| MARCH 31-APRIL 1, 2006 A.S.A.Y. Annual Pow-Wow Honourong Our Artistic Voices York University Campus in Toronto, Ontario, Canada Presented by Aboriginal Students Association at York University. Powwow on April 1, 2006. Workshops will take place the day BEFORE the Pow-Wow on Friday, March 31st, with the possibilty of expanding to Thursday, March 30th as well, depending on how many workshop facilitators we can book. Workshops and Powwow are FREE, with donations graciously accepted. More information will become available in the coming weeks such as the list of invited drum groups, workshop facilitators, schedule of events, etc. All the events will take place at the York University campus in Toronto, which is located in the northern suburbs of Toronto, just off the 400 expressway. More Info: Email: Website: http://www.yorku.ca/fnasa/ |
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APRIL 1- 2, 2006 31st Annual Pah-Loots-Pu Celebration Beasley Performing Arts Coliseum Washington State University, Pullman WA Grand Entries (both days) 1:00pm and 7:00 pm. Head Staff: Emcees: Fred Hill Sr., Francis Calluyah; Arena Director: Shawn Scabby Robe; Head Man: John Meninick ; Head Woman: Loni Alexander; Host Drum: Northern Cree Arts & Crafts Fair Everyone Welcome! Free Admission! No Drugs, Alcohol, or Weapons Allowed! Sponsors Tribes: Coeur d'Alene Tribe; Colville Tribe; Muckleshoot Tribe; Nez Perce Tribe WSU: ASWSU Committee Squared; Campus Involvement; Conference Funding Committee; Office of the Provost; Residence Hall Association; Women's Resource Center; The Kenneth and Marlene Alhadeff Foundation Host Hotel: Hawthorn Inn & Suites (509) 332-0928 Website: http://www.wsu.edu/~naschome/powwow.htm |
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| APRIL 6 -8, 2006 Cherokee Of Georgia Spring Powwow Demonstrations-Thursday & Friday 9am - 3 pm. Schools & other Organizations are welcome. Grand Entry -Friday & Saturday 7 pm. HEAD STAFF Drum. Red Bird Singers, MC -Fred Glennan, Arana Director -Jamie Nemeth ,Head Man - Patrick O"Connell Head Lady - Michelle Rogers . Vendors by Invitation Only 912-843-2230 or 904-483-7099 ,1-912-449-9033, 1-904 845-7288 |
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| APRIL 8, 2006 Cherokee Heritage Day Benefit Pow Wow Gainesville Civic Center, Gainesville, Texas Schedule: 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm Gourd Dance; 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm Supper Break; 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm Gourd Dance; 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm Grand Entry- Intertribal Powwow All drums & Dancers Welcome MC- Rene Rodriquez (Chiricahua Apache); Head Singer Robert Tehauno (Comanche); Head Gourd Dancer Ignacio De La Vargas (Apache); Head Lady Anne Buse (Cherokee); Head Man TBA Proceeds to benefit the Elders Society of Dallas & Zingha Wee Thay Please bring donations of canned goods, staple food items, New coats, & shoes Listen to Beyond Bows and Arrows on KNON-FM 89.3, Sundays6:00 pm-8:00 pm NO FIREARMS, NO ALCOHOL, NO DRUGS, NO PETS General info- Doug Walp 1 940 482 3381 Rosia Atherton 1-940-668-8293 Vendor info only- Dusti Lockey 1 972 294 2175 |
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| APRIL 8-9, 2006 Mount Nittany Middle School 656 Brandywine Drive [near State Routes 322 and 45] State College, PA 16801 Doors open: Saturday and Sunday: 11:00 am Grand Entry: Saturday: 1:00 pm and 7:00 pm; Sunday: 1:00 pm Host Drum: White Hawk, Ponca (Southern Drum); Co-Host Drum: Many Voice, Cheyenne River, SD; Co-Host Drum: Maza Napin, Yankton, SD; Arena Director: Kenny Irwin, Sr., Arikara; Emcee: Bill Crouse, Seneca; Head Man Dancer: Richard Awonohopay, Menominee; Head Woman Dancer: Carol Welsh, Dakotah; Head Veteran Dancer: Irwin Sharp Fish, Sicangu Lakota Admission is FREE and Open to the public Traders: Our vendors comply with the American Indian Arts and Crafts Act of 1990, which calls for American Indian crafts to be made by tribally recognized American Indians. Directions: Mount Nittany Middle School 656 Brandywine Drive State College, PA 16801 From the Motel 6 Take a right out of drive on to Atherton, travel 4.7 miles to intersection of 322 and 45 its a stoplight. Take a left and go 2 blocks to Mt. Nittany Middle school on left. Follow pow wow signs. From Super 8 Motel Take a left onto Athertongo 1.7 miles to intersection of 322 and 45 its a stoplight. Take a left and go 2 blocks to Mt. Nittany Middle school on left. Follow pow wow signs. From I-80/ 220 Take the State College Lewistown exit #73 it merges onto 322 eastthen travel 2.8 miles to the 45 West Boalsburg/Oak Hall exit- merge to the right- take a right at bottom- travel about 50 feet and take another rightinto the Mount Nittany Middle school. From 322 East Take the Exit for 45 highway its on the righttravel 1.4 miles to the 322 and 45 intersectionits a stoplight----take the 322 exit there-its a merge on the righttravel about 2 blocks to the Mt. Nittany middle school on left. Follow pow wow signs Registration Forms: Please mail all registration forms to: John Sanchez, Powwow Coordinator 123 Carnegie Building Dept. of Journalism Penn State University University Park, PA 16802-5100 Email: 814.863.7994 Website: www.powwow.psu.edu Jamie Oberdick Phone 814-865-6372 E-Mail |
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APRIL 9, 2006 Choctaw Annual Indian Pow Wow Festival Choctawhatchee Big Springs, Jackson County, Florida USDA Building off exit 136 of I-10 west, go north building on left Time: 10am to 7pm. We will have a raffle, food, games and lots of fun!!! Cory Godwin will be our head dancer with his group. His style is of dance is very unique. We are seeking dancers and drummer from other tribes to come and share in the festivities. Admission: Non-members Adult and Teenagers age 13 and up 10 dollars Booths For Indian Arts Crafts $20. Website: http://chattinchoctawnewsletter.com |
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| APRIL 21-23, 2006 United Cherokee 8th Annual Festival & Native American Pow Wow Location: National Guard Armory 3550 Creek Path Road, Guntersville, Alabama 35976 Friday-- Grand Entry 9:00 AM Childrens Day, Dancing, Singing, various demonstrations of crafts. Story Tellers, Flute Playing, Archery, Flintknapping Saturday-- Dancing, Drumming, Demonstrations Gates Open 8:00 AM til 5:00 PM PUBLIC WELCOME Grand Entry 10:00 AM Sunday-- Gates Open 10:00 AM til 5:00 PM PUBLIC WELCOME Grand Entry 12:00 Noon (Noon til 5:00 PM) Non-Competition Dancing / Drums Welcome Posting of the Colors: UCAN Veterans Society & Honor Guard; The Native American Warrior Society and Honor Guard Host Drums: Thunderheart Singers & Prayer Stone Drum We are also expecting The Sacred Hoop Singers; The Little Warriors Drum MC-Whitewolf Newman; AD - TBA; Head Man-Terry Smith; Head Lady-Katie Smith Directions: From US Hwy 431 in Guntersville (at the Holiday Inn) take AL Hwy 79 South .7/10ths mile to Cherokee Elem. School, Turn right on Willow Beach Rd., Turn Left on Creek Path Road to Pow Wow. Concessions Available, Shower Facilities, Handicap Facilities Primitive Camping Available Everyone knows there is to be no drugs or alcohol on our grounds. Grounds Security & EMT Service will be provided. We would like to thank the United State Disaster Relief Command for helping with the security this year. For more Information: Email: hawkkaren@urisp.net |
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APRIL 21, 2006 8th Annual Rice University Powwow Rice University Intramural Field # 7, Houston, TX. Gourd Dancing@6:30 PM; Grand Entry@7:30 PM |
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| APRIL 22, 2006 6th Annual Celebration of Life for All People Pow Wow Red Wing Park - Virginia Beach, VA. 1398 General Booth Blvd. 23451 Time: 11am-7pm MC - Clark Stewart; HM - Micker Richardson; HF- Nokomis Lemons; AD - Thomas Two Feathers Lewis; Host Drum - Falling Water (Northern); Guest Drum - Edisto River Singers (Southern) Traditional Pow Wow American Indian dancing, educational exhibits and displays, arts and crafts, and authentic foods Over 5,000 at least year's event!!! FREE ADMISSION AND PARKING!!!! For More Information: Debra Vick 757 427-2990 |
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APRIL 22- 23, 2006 1st Annual Turtle Island Native American Association Pow Wow USA Baseball Stadium Millington, Tenn. Traditional Pow Wow All Drums, Dancers, Gourd Dancers and Princess welcome, Public welcome , bring your blankets and lawn chairs Contact : or Rita Colston 901-876-5344 |
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| APRIL 27 - 30, 2006 Muskokee Bird Clan Dancers and Friends Milton, Florida Gates Open: 10:00 am each day. Grand Entry: 1:00 pm Saturday and Sunday Headman - Cray Wolf ( Robert Armstrong); Headlady - Spirit Dove ( Becky Armstrong); Drum - TBA NO Entry Fee and NO Parking Fee Vendors: NO electrical setups so need to bring generator with you if it is needed. Vendors Fee: $50 still have some spots open. Directions: Coming East on I-10 take exit 22 (Avalon Blvd) turn left on Avalon go till dead ends at highway 90. Right on 90 to Highway 87 N. ( Stewart Street) (there is a Burger King on the corner of 87n). Left on Hilglhway 87N. approximately 1 mile to Munson Highway. Right on to Munson (directly in front of Milton High School) go approximately 6 miles out Munson Highway. Festival grounds are on right (big red two story house next to the grounds) at 9508 Munson Highway. Coming West on I-10 take exit 23 Hwy 191 ( Garcon Pt Road). Right onto Garcon to Forsyth Street (Assembly of God Church on Left and Bagdad Elementary School straight ahead ) Left on Forsyth to highway 90 ( Baptist Church on Right) Left on Highway 90 to Hwy 87 N. Then turn right onto 87 N go approximately 1 mile to Munson Highway (right in front of Milton Highschool) right on Munson go approximately 6 miles to Festival Grounds 9508 Munson Highway. There will be signs posted throughout town directing to festival grounds. More information: Becky Armstrong (850) 983-6562 Email: |
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| APRIL 27-29, 2006 The 23rd Annual Gathering of Nations Powwow, Miss Indian World, and Indian Traders Market. University of New Mexico Arena ("The Pit") Avenida Cesar Chavez Blvd. SE (Hwy. 25, exit #223) Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA Miss Indian World is April 27th, Powwow and Trader's Market is April 28th-29th A Family Event: EVERYONE (the public) INVITED! We hope to see you there! CONTEST DRUM & DANCING Over $140,000.00 in cash & prizes to be awarded. 32 Dance Categories! Including Elders 70+, Golden Age 50+, and Mens Chicken Dance. $1,500 1st Place All Adult Categories (19-49) World Class Northern Singing Competition - $5,000 1st Place; Southern Challenge So. Singing Competition - $5,000 1st Place Womens Back-up Singing Contest - Northern & Southern Styles; ($800 winner take all - Max. of 6 registered with drum) SPECIAL CONTESTS Teen Girls Traditional - Sponsored by the Brady Family; Teen Boys Fancy - Sponsored by the Yazzie Family; Womens Jingle (Contemporary Style) - Sponsored by the Red Elk Family; Mens Grass - Sponsored by Ronald Preston; Mens Fancy - Down, Dirty, & Extreme (winner take all) Sponsored by GON Internet Radio (Friday after Grand Entry) 2006 Gathering of Nations Head Staff: Announcers: Sammy Tonekei White - OK, Dennis Bowen - AZ, Vince Beyl - MN; Guest MC: Reuben Little Head - MT; Roving Host: Jason Whitehouse, MI; Head Man Dancer: Jazz Bearstail, ND (ABQ); Head Lady Dancer: Tawny Hale, CA; Head Young Man Dancer: Marshall Funmaker - MI; Head Young Lady Dancer: DeCora Hawk - SD; Head Northern Drum Judge: Terry St. John - MN; Head Southern Drum Judge: Nashoba Simmons - OK; Arena Directors: Randy Medicine Bear, Window Rock, AZ, George 'Cricket' Shields - Norman, OK Invited Drums: Young Bird Singers - Pawnee, OK; USA (2005 Champs); Northern Cree Singers - Saddle Lake, Alberta; Canada (2005 Champs); Eya-Hey Nakoda - Morley, Alberta; Canada; Southern Outlaws - Shiprock, NM; USA; The Boyz - Minneapolis, MN; USA; Host Gourd Dance Drum: Zotigh Singers - Albuquerque, NM Miss Indian World 2005-2006: Cassie Thomas - Lawtons, NY Thursday April 27th: 10:00am - 3:00pm: Registration for Dancers & Singers at UNM Arena "the Pit" (Gymnastics Bldg. South end of Arena) Advance Ticket Will Call at the Pit 7:00pm: Miss Indian World Traditional Talent Presentations. See MIW Info. (Advance Ticket Will Call begins at 5:00pm for all tickets, Doors open at 6:30pm) Fri. April 28th & Sat. April 29th: 10:00am: Registration for Dancers & Singers at the Pit (Gymnastics Bldg. South end of Arena) Doors open to the public. Advance Ticket Will Call Opens. Various Pre-Powwow Performances. NOON: Grand Entry of Dancers; Competition Dancing & Singing: Golden Age, Juniors, & Teens 3:30pm: Specials & Giveaways Honoring Head Dancers 5:00 - 7:00pm: Gourd Dance 7:00pm: Grand Entry of Dancers NOTE: Grand Entry is 7:00pm on Friday and 6:00pm on Saturday. Competition Dancing & Singing (continued): Adult & Elder Categories (Elder's Friday evening only) 9:00pm (approx.): (Saturday) The Crowning of Miss Indian World Midnight: (Friday) Jammin' Gents; Contest for MENS SOUTHERN STRAIGHT $1,000 First Place & 3 day Trip for 2 to Hawaii (Winner departs Albuquerque Sunday Morning - Trip is non-transferable) Men vs. Women SMOKE DANCE! Contest for all Smoke Dancers in appropriate Smoke Dance regalia ONLY. $1,000 First Place & Trip for 2 to Las Vegas (winner departs Albuquerque), trip is non-transferable. FEES: CASH at the Door Thursday 4/27/2006: Miss Indian World Traditional Talent Presentations $10.00 each. Friday 4/28/2006: One Day Powwow and Indian Trader's Market Ticket (no re-entry) $11.00 each. Saturday 4/29/2006: One Day Powwow and Indian Trader's Market Ticket (no re-entry) $13.00 each. $1.00 of each ticket goes to the GON U.N.M. Scholarship Foundation for Native students. Admission is tax deductible. More Information at website: http://www.gatheringofnations.com/ |
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| APRIL 28-30th 2006 Mantle Rock PowWow Crittenden County Fairgrounds Marion Kentucky Benefiting Mantle Rock Native Education Center Host Drum Mother Earth Beat Drum; Invited Drum- Black Eagle Spirit; Invited Drum- Southern Star; Master of Ceremony- Frank Silver hair Brent; Arena Director- Barry Redbird Brown; Head Lady- Princess Beth Facile; Head Man- Naven Little Bear Brown Head Veteran Barry Redbird Brown Special Guest Drum Choogie Kingfisher From the Cherokee Nation All Drums invited Contact : Kamama Family & Public Event No alcohol or drugs allowed Camp soup feed all weekend for Dancers & Venders Contact , -1/270/965-9432 Mantle Rock Ctr 1/270/965-5882 |
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MAY 6, 2006 11th Annual Enumclaw Pow-Wow Enumclaw High School 226 Semanski Street South, Enumclaw, WA 98022 Grand Entry at 1:00pm and 7:00pm M.C. - Arnald Littlehead; Headman - Cory Taff; Headwoman - Diana Tolkin Host drum- "White River" Residing princess will be sponsoring a young girls jingle dance winner takes all. Admission: Free! Vendors: $20 space fee |
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| MAY 6, 2006 Penn Cove Water Festival In The Town Of Coupeville, Wa. On Whidbey Island Official All Tribe Open Invitation...You and your families are invited to attend our annual Historical Penn Cove Water Festival! This is a time to open our hearts in friendship and sharing. A time to welcome our First Nations Neighbors! Hours Will Be From 11am To 6pm. There Will Be Canoe Races, Performers, Fry Bread, Vendors, Childrens Activities, Caring For The Earth Educational Displays & More!!! The Penn Cove Water Festival has been going on for generations. It is the ONLY well known Native American Event on Whidbey Island! We wish to see it continue for our children and our childrens children. It is vitally important to us to experience this special time together so our ties will remain unbroken. We want you to encourage your canoe racers and other canoes, your talented men, women and children who only you know personally. Your Veterans, dancers, singers, drums, artists, environmentalists...and any and all who are willing to come and share with us! Please call us to sign up ASAP! Thanks. We always have great hospitality with treats and coffee for signed-up participants. We will be prepared to hand out free tee shirts to all who register as canoe racers and bring thier teams and canoes. Cash Prizes for canoe winners! These gifts as well as a free after Festival Dinner put on by the town of Coupeville are all ways of saying, We Honor You! The canoe races will take place down at the park as always. We will have free programs with maps to help everyone. The main Festival activities, other than the canoe races, will take place in town only a short walk from the park...we also have in place a shuttle bus that will stop at the park and in town regularly to pick up and drop off all who wish to use it. The Live Entertainment will be onstage near the museum and the dock in town. There will be Storytellers for children as well. Art, food and craft vendors will be present in town. Rain or Shine! See you There! **No Alcohol or Drugs Allowed...This is a Family Event! To Contact us for any questions, sign-ups or whatever...Please call... Susan Berta-(360)678-3451 or ... For Canoe Races/Performers Cheryl Bradkin-(360)678-5239 or ... Food, Arts & Craft Vendors Lynda Imburgia-(360)321-7863 or ... Tribal Liason Benye Weber-(360)678-4602 or ...Any Website: http://www.penncovewaterfestival.com/index.php= |
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| MAY 12-13, 2006 Augusta Pow-Wow At The AJCC on Three J Road, Augusta,GA ApproximatedTimes: Friday: 6:30PM-Grand Entry Saturday: 12:30-3PM-Gourd Dance; 3:00-4:30-Intertribal; 7:00PM-Grand Entry; Auction to Immediately Follow Saturday Night Dance Weekend of music and dance- Craft Contest- Raffles & Auction Head Singer: Billy Evans Horse. Arena Director: Jon Jolly Everyone Welcome! Free Admission! Please bring chairs or blanket to sit on. Plenty of FREE camping. Pets welcomed on a leash (owners must clean up behind their pets) Sponsored by:The Augusta Pow-Wow Association Information: Bill Medeiros (706)394-1221 |
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| MAY 19-21, 2006 Cumberland Plateau 5th Annual American Indian Powwow Putnam County Fairgrounds, Cookeville, TN Friday May 19, 2006 Free Kids day, all school age kids and teachers will be admitted free for that day only. Saturday Gates open at 9:00am; Grand Entries 11:00am and 6:00pm. Sunday May 21, 2006 gates open 10:00am grand entry 11:00am. All drums and Dancers welcome. Adults $5.00 child 5-16 will be $2.00. Directions: I-40 to exit 287, go north, take left on Veterans Drive ( next to Ryan's), take a right at the Fairgrounds. Signs will be posted. Linda 931-544-4908 or Carol 931-3720495 Indigenous Intertribal Corp 357 Stephens Lane, Livingston, TN 38570 931-823-0007 Email: |
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| MAY 20, 2006 1st Annual Intertribal Gathering Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds, 2601 E. Lake Ave., Watsonville. 10am-5pm. Gourd Dance 11am. Grand Entry 12pm. Veterans Honoring. Non-competition powwow. Northern Drum: The ManKillers. Southern Drum: Drum & Feathers. Head Man: Gilbert Blacksmith. Head Woman:TBA. American Indian Veterans Association. The Medicine Warrior Dance Troupe. Guest Speakers: Dr. Darryl Babe Wilson, Pamina Yellow Bird and Corena Gould. Traditional craft demonstrations. Drug and alcohol free event. Hosted by Santa Cruz Indian Council Phone:831-425-4404. Email: Website: http://www.santacruz-indiancouncil.org |
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MAY 20 -21 , 2006 2nd Annual Honoring Our Children Inter-Tribal Powwow Wayne County Fair Grounds, Richmond, Indiana 861 Salisbury Rd Saturday: Open @ 10 AM. Grand Entry: 11:30 A.M. and @ 7:00 P.M. Dinner Break: 5 P.M. - 6:30 P.M. Close @ 9 P.M. Sunday: Open @ 10 AM. Grand-Entry: 11:30 A.M. Close @ 4 P.M Head Boy : Juan Reiter; Head Girl: Sheena Anderson; Jr. Boy: Daniel Gillespie; Jr. Girl: Shelby Butcher. Head Veteran: George Reiter; Arena Director: Albert RunningWolf Master of Ceremonies: Larry Grisby**. Host Drum: Black Swamp Singers; Co-host Drum: Three River SIngers All Other Drums Welcomed! Admission: General Public: $5.00. Two Day Pass: $8.00 CHILDREN 12 and under FREE NO DRUGS AND OR ALCOHOL ALLOWED, NO FIRE ARMS PERMITTED NO SELLING HAWK, OWL, or EAGLE FEATHERS *Vendors by invitation only* Host Hotel: *Holiday Inn * 5501 NATIONAL ROAD EAST RICHMOND, IN 47374* Hotel Front Desk: 1-765-966 7511* Ask for Powwow rate* More Information Contact: |
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| MAY 27, 2006 Pow Wow to Honor Our Students The Mazama Gymnasium on the Central Oregon Community College, Bend, Oregon 2600 College Way Open: 9am to 10 pm. FREE for all! This is to be a non-competitive benefit Pow Wow so although there are no prizes being offered, many visitors will get the chance to dance in the circle. Those Dancers and Drummers who are approved in advance will be paid and fed, but again space is limited so please if you are a dancer or you have a dance group that would like to attend, contact us right away. There will be some limited FREE vendor space for those who would like to bring their Native American food, crafts, products, and or artwork to the event. Space is limited so please contact us right away to reserve your place. There will also be a Native American Art show as well, if you have art to show, please keep in touch as details are coming soon. If you need a place to camp or stay, we may even be able to help with arrangements. We are seeking an experienced MC to host our event and you can always look on this web page for more information as it becomes available. We are in need of drummers dancers artists and a good MC to get this event headed in the right direction. Please call us ASAP For More Information: Call: 541-318-3787 and ask for Neely or Leland or Or visit our website ( http://nativeamerican.cocc.edu ) |
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| MAY 27 - 28, 2006 First Annual Hilo Inter-Tribal PowWow "Celebrating Cultural Diversity" Wailoa River Park, Hilo Hawaii Head Man Dancer: Lynn Burnette, Sr, Loveland Colorado, Lakota, Rosebud Sioux; Head Woman Dancer: Ann Shouting, Cardston Alberta Canada, Blood Tribe, Blackfoot Confederacy of Canada; Host Drum: Wild Rice, Honolulu Hawaii; Masters of Ceremonies: Michael Horse, Berkeley California, Yaqui, Mescalero Apache, Zuni; Oliver Shouting, Cardston Alberta, Blood Tribe, Blackfoot Confederacy of Canada; Arena Director: Dan McDaniel, Mountain View Hawaii, Choctaw. Special Guest Performers: Wapato Indian Club, Wapato Washington. The Wapato Indian Club sends its message through dance. All performers are youth from sixth grade to high school. They can convey more of a message in a half hour of dance than many adults can in a two hour speech. The group is the 2005 award recipient of the prestigious "Washington State Governor's Cultural Award". They are truly beautiful people. LaRance Intertribal Dancers, Flagstaff Arizona. Fifteen year old Nakotah LaRance is a five time World Hoop Dance Champion and currently holds the Teenage World Hoop Dance Title. He was seen as "Voices That Carry" in "Into The West. At eleven years old Cree LaRance is following in is brother's foot steps and is a world class competitor in the World Championship of Hoop Dance. Shondien LaRance is 13 years old and one of the very few females who competes in the Hoop Dance Championships. Open invitation to drums and dancers. The Hilo Seaside Hotel is our Host Hotel. Conveniently located one mile from the airport and 1/2 mile from the PowWow Grounds this hotel has true Aloha. The PowWow Rate is $59.00 per night plus tax. To get this rate you must call the hotel direct at 1-800-560-5557 and ask for the PowWow Rate. We advise making your reservations early. For more information please email us at |
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MAY 26-28, 2006 Upper Current River PowWow Western Cherokee Cultural Center East 10th St. & Hickory, Salem Missouri Open: Friday 26th, 3:00 P.M; Saturday & Sunday 10:00 A.M Arts and Crafts, Jewelry, Dream Catchers, Traditional Foods and More!! Tiny Tots Contest, Saturday Evening. Requested Donation For Admission: Adults $2.00, Seven - Twelve yrs. $1.00 Seniors, Six & Under FREE Bring Your Lawn Chairs Located in South Central Missouri, 30 minutes South of Hwy 44 |
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| MAY 27- 29, 2006 The 13th Cherokee Festival Temple University Ambler Campus, Ambler, PA The gates open at 10:00 AM each day Grand Entry at 12:00 Noon each day Camping for traders and dancers. More Information: Chief Buffy 215-549-4191 |
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| MAY 27- 28, 2006 16th Annual Gissiwas Creek Veterans Memorial Powwow 13819-5th Ave, Marion, MI 49665 Traditional Powwow held on 100 acres of private property. Public admission adults $3.00. seniors and kids $2.00, Veterans free. Plenty of rustic camping available. Use mapquest for directions. You may arrive for camping on Friday and stay thru Monday noon For more information: Call 1-800-795-1604 or email . |
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| JUNE 16-18, 2006 Tribal Crossroads Powwow South of Leitchfield, Kentucky The dance programs will include intertribal, switch, broom, circle, candy, straight, grass, potato, two step, fancy shawl, crow hop, women and men's northern and southern traditional and more... Flute performances by Grady "Shadowhawk" Jones, Dave "Whitwolf" Trezak and others Story Telling by Grandmother Coyote, SnowOwl and others FRIDAY KIDS DAY -- 10:00 AM Gate Opens. 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM Kids programs will be held periodically during the day by Dave Trezak, mixed with flute performances, dance demonstrations, story telling and educational presentations. 7:00 PM Pow Wow Sampler Intertribal dancing, flute performances, story telling and other entertainment. 10:00 PM Gate Closes SATURDAY 10:00 AM Gate Opens 12:00 Grand Entry / Honors Ceremony 1:00 Parade of Nations Dancing, flute performances, story telling, and informational presentations all afternoon. 6:00 - 6:30 Closing Ceremony 7:00 - 9:30 Dave "Whitewolf" Trezak Concert 10:00 PM Gate Closes SUNDAY 11:00 AM Gate Opens 1:00 Grand Entry / Honors Ceremony 2:00 Parade of Nations Dancing, flute performances, story telling, and informational presentations all afternoon. 5:30 Closing Ceremony 6:00 Pow Wow Over 7:00 PM Gate Closes Host Drum: Friendly Voices. Co-Host Drum: Birds of a Feather. Arena Director: Little Hawk. Guest Performer:Dave Whitewolf Trezak. Head Man: Grady ShadowHawk Jones. Head Lady: Beth MoonFeather Facille. Assistant Head Lady: Cynde Cross. Head Veteran: Ronnie Johnson. Pow Wow Historian: Ernie Walters Yona Principal Chief of the Cherokees of Kentucky Chickamauga. Color Guard: Ohio Valley Native American Warriors Association. Head Story Teller: Grandmother Coyote Pow Wow Attractions: Guided Tours of Frank and Penny Cook's Native Lodge. Meet Temetet the Wolf. Turtle Island Educational Presentation on the Wolf. DNA Testing Information and Research . RELATIVE GENETICS & SORENSON MOLECULAR GENEALOGY FOUNDATION Daily Admission Prices: Adults - $5.00; Children 7 to 12 - $3.00; Children under 7 - Free Friday Only Kids $1.00 Weekend Passes: Dancers - $6.00 (Includes 2 meals per day, free rustic camp site, sports bottle and entry into luck of the draw); Adults - $12.00 ; Children 7 to 12 - $6.00 ; Children under 7 - Free Rustic Camping Pass - $15.00 each for Adults $6.00 each for those under 13 (no electricity, tents only) Electric & Water Camping Site - $20.00 - plus weekend passes (Campers, motor homes and travel trailers only, no tents) Directions: http://www.kyshores.com/Powwow/Map.htm Contact: P.O. Box 33, Cub Run, Ky 42729 270-286-6278 Website: http://www.kyshores.com/Powwow/index.htm |
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| JUNE 16-18, 2006 - Father's Day Weekend 2006 Competition Powwow and Festival Edgewater Park 7600 West Memorial Shoreway, Cleveland, Ohio. Friday: 3pm Gates Open. Native American Concert 7pm- 10pm. Saturday and Sunday : 11 am Gates open. 1pm Grand Entry. 6pm Grand Entry(Saturday only). 8pm Grounds close. PUBLIC WELCOME, RAIN OR SHINE, BRING YOUR OWN LAWNCHAIR! All weekend Traditional Dancing, Jewelry, Craft and Art Vendors, Educational Demonstrations, Storytelling, Traditional Regalia, Teepees, Raffles and More! Adults $10.00, Seniors $8.00, Children(4-12) $7.00 Discount 2- day and 3-day passes available at the Gate or in advance. Presented by: American Indian Education Center 1314 Dension Avenue Cleveland,Ohio 44109 216-351-4488 For Further Information: Call Robert Roche. 216-351-4488. Email: Website: http://Aiecc.net |
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| JUNE 16 - 18, 2006 Winds of the Northwest Pow Wow Frank's Landing Indian Community, Olympia, WA $5,000 drum contest prize money guaranteed 2nd/$4000, 3rd/$3000, 4th/$1,000. Camping available. Skunkie Scabby Robe Brenda Lovin 11110 Conine Avenue SE, Olympia, WA 98501 360-951-8171 or 360-561-0497 |
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JUNE 16 - 18, 2006 2006 Competition Powwow and Festival Edgewater Park, Cleveland, Ohio Native American Concert, Saturday, June 17th and Sunday June 18th. Gates Open: 11am ; Grand Entry: 1pm and 6pm Grand Entry (Saturday only) Grounds Close: 8pm All Weekend Traditional Food, Jewelry, Craft and Art Vendors, Educational Demonstrations, storytelling, Traditional Regalia, Teepees, Raffles and More! Public Welcome, Rain or Shine, Bring your own Lawn chairs! Adults $10.00, Seniors $8.00, Children(4-12) $7.00. Robert Roche |
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JUNE 16 - 18, 2006 Honouring Our Youth Pow wow Timiskaming First Nation Sacred Grounds Friday: 7:00-11:00 PM Youth Concert with a few Anishinabe DJ Champions. Dawn Wabie, 819-723-5206 |
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| JUNE 16-18, 2006 SIXTH ANNUAL INTER-TRIBAL OSAGE RIVER POW WOW Miller County Fairgrounds, Eldon, Missouri Friday: 6 pm to 10 pm; Saturday: 10am to 10 pm; Sunday: 10am to 5pm Host Southern Drum: Young Bucks---Omaha; M.C.: Kelly Anquoe---Kiowa/Cherokee; Head Gourd: Tim Robinson---Omaha; Head Vet: Frank Wolfe----Omaha; Head Man Dancer: TBA; Head Lady Dancer: Kheri Jhane Myers---Comanche; Arena Director: Tracy Tullie---Dine' 2005 Princess: Loretta Steffens---Cherokee. Special Guest: Larry Sellers "Cloud Dancing" of the hit TV show Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman. Native American Food and Crafts All Drums And Dancers Welcome Public Welcome. Bring Lawn Chairs Admission: Adults: 3.00; Children 4 to 12: 1.00; 3 years & under: free No drugs, alcohol, firearms or bad attitudes. Pets must be kept on a leash at all times. No raffles or specials without prior approval by the Pow Wow Committee. For more information please call Janet Dudley at (573) 369-2710 Or email Janet Dudley at oldjed@yhti.net |
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JUNE 17 - 18, 2006 ---DATE CHANGE! 8th KCTC Alumni Sobriety Powwow 5160 Summers Lane, Klamath Falls, OR Friday: KCTC Alumni Pow Wow Royalty Contest, KCTC Pow Wow Arbor; 5:30-7:30pm |
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| JUNE 17-18, 2006 Powwow 2006 Mackinac Bands of Chippewa and Ottawa Indians Bay City Lake Campground 4 miles north of Hessel, Michigan Saturday: 8 am to Sunday: Noon More Information: Website: www.mackinacbands.org Charlie Adams 906-484-2098 |
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| JUNE 23-25, 2006 7th Annual New Windsor Intertribal Powwow New Windsor, IL 61465 Head Northern Drum: Niwiwan Nekamowak- Grisham, WI; MC: Don Hoffman; Head Man: John Richmond; Head Lady: Penny Richmond; Head Veteran: TBA; Arena Director: TBA Admission: Adults $5, Seniors $3, children 16 and under free with paying adult. Friday 5-10pm, Saturday 10-10pm, Sunday 10-5 pm Contests: Princess, Lil' Princess, Warrior, Lil' Warrior An alcohol and drug free event. Limit of 20 vendors (not including food) Sponsored by: Uncle Don's Toy Drive & Central Illinois One People Organization, Inc. Contact person: Jeannie Herbert Phone: 309 667-2214 Email: Website: www.ciopo-inc.com |
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| JUNE 24-25, 2006 5th Annual Native American Gathering & Powwow 3622 Hwy. 70 E. Crossville, TN Across from Tennessee Building Stone This is an intertribal, non-competition powwow. MC: Gunny ; AD: James Yellow Eagle ; Head Veteran: Ronnie Johnson ; Host Drum: Tanasi Thunder ; Guest Drum: Warriors' Path ; Head Man and Head Lady honored by Daily Pick. All nations, dancers, drums, veterans, eagle staffs invited! FREE primitive camping for dancers and vendors. This will be an old-time primitive powwow, with electricity supplied by generators to drums, mics, and food vendors only. Other vendors may bring their own generators, as long as they do not interefere with powwow. Grand Entries at 12 and 6 on Saturday, and 1 on Sunday. All times Central Standard Time. Admission is $5 for adults, $3 for children. Dancers get in free, of course. Don't forget your lawn chairs or blankets. All vendors must be approved by June 1. No drop-ins will be permitted to set up. Friday, June 23, is set aside for vendor set-up. Any questions, please contact: Bert at 931-260-1050 or Email: Lisa at 423-240-0698 or Email: |
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| JUNE 23 - 25, 2006 2nd Annual Eastern Native American We are All RelatedCharity Powwow Whippoorwill Hollow Organic Farm, Walnut Grove, Ga (Between Conyers And Monroe On Ga Hwy 138) Head Man: Smitty Smith; Jr Head Man: Chandler Heaton; Head Lady: Fire Joyner; Jr Head Lady: TBA; Mc: Gary Smith; Keeper Of The Circle: Charlie Hannah; Host Drum: Redemption All Guest Drums Welcome! Gates Open: Fri. 3:00 To 9:00 Grand Entry 7:00 P.M. Sat. 10:00 To 6:00 Grand Entry 12 Noon Sun. 10:00 To 5:00 Grand Entry 1 P.M. Admission: $5.00 Per Vehicle ( Bring The Whole Family ) Demonstrators, Craft and Food Vendors, Educational Childrens Games and Activities, Story Tellers, Flute Concert, Sign Language And Much More! Trade Blanket on Saturday Night Proceeds To Benefit Native Americans with Diabetes and Our Elders Primative Camping Available for Dancers and Vendors Only Vendors By Invitation Only (No Exceptions) No Politics, No Weapons, No Drugs, No Alcohol, and No Attitudes! Contact: Candy Lowry ( Event Coordinator) With Any Questions At (770) 466-7517 Email: |
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| JUNE 29- JULY-3, 2006 Arlee 4th of July Celebration Wednesday, June 29, which is designated 'Camp Day". Many participants will begin erecting encampments for the coming weekend. Thursday evening, June 30 is set aside for Memorial Ceremonies which acknowledge the tribal members who passed away during the last year. Friday, July 1, in Arlee at 1:00pm the First Grand Entry of dancers will begin at the Celebration Grounds. Saturday, July 2, competition will begin for the singing and dancing contests. Grand Entries 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. FREE ADMISSION. Open gambling includes traditional stick games, live card games and video games which will begin on the evening of June 30 and will continue throughout the weekend. Food concessions and arts and crafts vendors are open daily. 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. Drugs and alcohol are strictly prohibited (vehicles and persons subject to search). And don't forget about the Pow Wow Tours, Native Adventures, and camping. Call the People's Center 406-675-0160 or e-mail for more information. 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. Mailing Address: PO Box 278 Pablo, MT 59855 Phone: 406-675-2700 Website:http://visitmt.com/categories/moreinfo.asp?IDRRecordID=8920&SiteID=1 |
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JULY The Annual All Nations Powwow Big Bear City, California Will not be held this year, due to the fact that the Director, Faye Roman suffered a stroke.
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| JULY 7- 9, 2006 and Sept. 15 - 17, 2006 The Great Mohican Indian Pow-Wow Mohican Reservation Camp & Festival Grounds Loudonville, Ohio Held Rain or Shine with the Public Welcome w/ Free Parking! Come Learn Native Culture & Lifestyles. Fellowship & Competitions. Native Foods,Music, Story Telling. Demos and more... Dance and Drum Competitions. Over $8000 in Prize Money Awarded! MC is Robert White Eagle. See Native Educator & Culturist Diamond Brown. Living Historian Harold Dellenger, Flute Player of the Year Douglas Blue Feather, World Champion Hoop Dancer Daniel Tramper and Head Drum Buffalo Horse Singers. Chris Snively 800.766.2267 Email: Website: www.mohicanpowwow.com Mohican Reservation, Inc. 23270 Wally Rd. Loudonville,Ohio 44842 |
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| JULY 7- 9, 2006--HAS BEEN CANCELLED Bring Back the Spirit Pow Wow Celebration Located on Hwy 59 & Rd 102 - Grand Beach, Manitoba. Pow Wow Competition. Everyone Welcome. Free Admission For More Info: Phone: (204) 589-7877 -- Fax: (204) 586-2404 -- Email: |
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| JULY 7- 9, 2006 24th Annual Bear River Traditional Powwow Lac du Flambeau, Wisconsin Pow-wow Trail, Indian Village Rd (Signs will be available) Grand Entry: Friday @ 7:00 PM; Saturday @ 1:00 PM & 7:00 PM; Sunday @ Noon Head Dancers TBA each session ; Head Veteran TBA; MC Joey Besaw-Menominee Nation; Arena Director Billy Mitchell Lac du Flambeau Ojibwe Princess Contest open to members or descendents of the LDF Tribe; Hand Drum Contest $1000.00 first place; Daily payouts for all dancers (must dance Grand Entry) Feast, Giveaways, breakfast for dancers/singers, specials Sponsored by the Lac du Flambeau Band and Lake of the Torches Casino Weekend buttons: $10.00 Adults; $7.00 youth 7-17; children 6-under Elders 65-over FREE Drum groups contact Robert Elm @ bobbelm@hotmail.com - 715-614-3373 Vendors contact Teresa Mitcehll @ littletink69@hotmail.com - 715-588-2915 Native American Vendors only, must show ID; FMI contact Teresa or Robert |
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| JULY 7 - 9, 2006 Alexis Nakota Sioux Nation Honoring the Survivors of Residential School Everyone is welcome as its the only pow-wow in Alberta that weekend Masters of Ceremony - Francis Washdenau Alexis & Eugene Alexis; Host Drums- Blacklodge White Swan, U.S.A.; Blackstone Sweetgrass, CAN; Arena Directors - Larry Kootenay & Dale Alexis; Head Dance Judge- Misty Potts-Sanderson; Head Drum Judge - Donovan Josh Alexis Contact Information: Pow Wow Coordinator & Concessions Don Gub Kootenay @ (780) 967-2225, or Princess Pageant Rosaleen Alexis (780) 967-2225 Mens & Ladies Fastball Tournaments Stephanie Alexis @ (780) 967-4435 |
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JULY 15-16, 2006 8th Annual White Buffalo Society Pow Wow Gaston Lions Club Fairgrounds Gaston, Indiana (10 miles Northwest of Muncie) Host Drum: Red Shield Singers; Head Veteran Dancer: TBA; Head Man Dancer: Danny Walker of Indianapolis, IN; Head lady Dancer: Rev. Kay Facer of Indianapolis, IN; Head Male Junior Dancer: Chad Stone of Indianapolis, IN; Head Female Junior Dancer: TBA DANCE TIMES: Sat. 1-4 and 7-?; Sun. 1-4 Trader Fees: $40 for 20x20 space, $50 for oversized space, plus electric, plus donation to late night auction Blanket Trader: $15 for 1st, $10 for each added blanket plus camping. Public Admission: $5 per day. Children under 12 Free. Family rate $15 maximum. Dancers: Free, but responsible for camping and trader fees Camping Fee: $5 per person for the weekend Electric: $15 per outlet for 2 days; $20 for Fri. Sat. & Sun. NO camping or trader setup until noon Friday Frank Davison/Scenoral Steel Memorial Crazy Late Night Auction on Saturday, 30 minutes after the final dance. Directions: From I69 Exit 45 - Go east to the red flashing light. Turn left (north) to Gaston, Approx. 2-1/2 miles. Turn right onto Elm Street. The Fairgrounds are approximately 0.8 miles east. From State Road 3 and 67 - Go west on State Road 28 to Wheeling (flashing red light). Turn right (north) for 2-1/2 miles. Watch for Gaston Lions Club Fairgrounds sign and turn left. Fairgrounds are approximately 1-1/2 miles west. No drugs or alcohol are allowed. Pets must be on a leash at all times and kept at your campsite. Neither the Gaston Lions Club nor the White Buffalo Society will be responsible for accidents, injuries, or personal property. Trader Information: Pow Wow Information: Website: http://www.geocities.com/slolwaye_sni@sbcglobal.net/wbspowwow.html |
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| JULY 21-23, 2006 5th Annual 2006 Midnight Sun Intertribal Powwow On the Chena River, behind the Carlson Center, 2010 2nd Avenue, Fairbanks, Alaska Held in conjunction with the World Eskimo-Indian Olympics; Traditional powwow, Stomp dance, Native vendors, Eagle release Times: Friday- 11:00 am: Gates Open; 11:30am: Blessing of the Grounds; 12 noon: Grand Entry and Traditional Powwow; 3pm: Alaska Native Dance Groups Perform; 4 - 6pm: Traditional Powwow / Closing Saturday- 11am: Gates Open; 12noon: Grand Entry and Traditional Powwow; 3pm: Alaska Native Dance Groups Perform, plus game led by the Traditional Chief of the Athabascan People of Interior Alaska; 4 - 6pm: Traditional Powwow / Closing Sunday-11am: Gates Open; 12noon: Grand Entry and Traditional Powwow; 2pm: Ceremonial Release of American Bald Eagle (if available); 2:30pm: Alaska Native Dance Groups Perform; 3:30 - 6pm: Traditional Powwow / Closing Medicine Tail from the Southern States will be our special guest drum this year. They will perform for the Traditional Powwow and will do a special performance of the Stomp Dance. We are honored to have them attend our powwow. Alaskan Guest Drums will be Tatanka Ska from Anchorage, Walking Hawk from Fairbanks, Thunder Hawk from Salcha and Seven Buffalo from Anchorage. The Master of Ceremonies will be George Bennet. The Arena Director will be Gene Wescott. Admission: $5 , Children under 5, and Elders and dancers get in FREE More Info: Website http://www.midnightsunpowwow.net/ |
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| JULY 22-23, 2006 City By The Water Powwow Bay City, Michigan Grand Entry: Saturday-1 p.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday at noon. Our Head Dancers are Wayne and JoAnne Jackson; Head Jr. Dancers are Virginia Lee and Chase Horsefield. Our Host Drum is Sweetgrass from Sarnia, Canada; Emcee is Leroy Malaterre; Pray-er Warrior and Eagle Staff Carrier is Elwood (Corky) Knox. Arena Director is Joe Ireland. We're trying something a little different this year. We found some of the very little ones were getting bored at times so we are having a "Children's Cultural" area, where volunteers have agreed to help small ones with Native Craft Projects. Admission is $2 per adult; children under 5 is free. Sandra Harrington, 33 Bay Shore Drive, Bay City, Michigan 48706 989-684-8311 Email: |
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| JULY 28 - 30, 2006 Naicatchewenin Annual Pow-Wow Naicarchewenin First Nation Devlin, Ontario Grand Entry begins at Friday at 7:00 p.m. Grand Entries throughout the weekend are at 1:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. Men's Traditional Special starting Friday Prizes: 1st-1000, 2nd-500, 3rd-400, 4th-300, 5th-200, 6th-100. Jackets, Trophies, Bustles Consession Stand Fee and other information can be obtained by contacting: Band Office (807)-486-3407 For more info. contact Karen McPherson (807)-468-2086 or at |
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| JULY 29- 30, 2006 Gagaguwon PowWow Oscoda, MI Old Orchard Park 8883 E. River Rd For Information Email: Call: Joe/Sue Ireland (989) 739-1994 |
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| AUGUST 12 - 13, 2006 3rd Annual Natchez Trace Powwow Leiper's Fork, Tennessee Hours: Saturday- 10:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Sunday- 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Grand Entry each day is at 12:30 with an additional Grand Entry being held at 6:30 p.m. on Saturday. All proceeds benefit the Tennessee Native American Eagle Awards and Hillsboro Elementary and Middle School Library. Admission is $6 for adults; $3 for children aged 6 -12; $3 for Seniors aged 60+ and Children 5 and under are Free. April Cantrell 615-599-7347 or 615-591-1682 4150 Old Hillsboro Road, Franklin, TN 37064 Email: Shelia Jones at (931) 670-5465 Website: www.natcheztracepowwow.com |
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| AUGUST 19-20, 2006 Red Hawk American Indian Cultural Society 10Th Annual Pow Wow Willow Ranch, 282 South Hubbard Rd. , Lowellville, Ohio 44436 Saturday: Gates Open 10:00 a.m. - Dusk; Grand Entry Noon Sunday: Gates Open 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.; Grand Entry Noon Head Man Dancer--Blaine Tallchief; Head Lady Dancer--Sarah Tallchief; Head Veteran Dancer--Dick Kane; Emcee--Rick Bird; Arena Director--Ross Davidson; Second Drum--Spirit Eagle; Host Drum--Bird Chopper; Flute Player--Jeff Spencer; Story Teller--Dolores Santha; Special Guests: TBA Native American Dancing, 7th Year Competition Dancer Registration $5.00 Food, "Fry Bread, Buffalo", Crafts, Jewelry, Raffles, Pony Rides,Native Games Special Displays- Basket Making, Tipis, Wigwam & Hogan, Archery, Atlatl & Spear Throwing Demos, Flintknapping Demo Public Welcome - Bring Your Lawn Chairs/ Blankets/Umbrellas. Rain or Shine Adults - $4.00 Seniors/Children 6-12 - $3.00 Children 5/under - free "No Sacred Items May Be Sold", "Drugs, Alcohol, and Firearms are NOT PERMITTED on POW WOW grounds" "Not Responsible For Lost, Stolen, or Damaged Articles" Pets must be on a leash, Owner fully responsible & liable for any incidents Host Motel: Quality Inn 4055 Belmont Ave., Youngstown, Ohio 44505 330-759-3180 Please Note: The Red Hawk organization is not affillated with any other NATIVE groups. ADA Compliant & Accessible Hearing Impaired Use Ohio Relay Service Funded in part by the following: International Foundation of Youngstown and Ohio Arts Council Vendors & Drums by invitation only For Information Call: Nancy Bottiglieri at 330-889-3756 or 330-847-8853 Email:WhBuffaloEagle@Aol.Com |
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| AUGUST 19 - 20, 2006 Cape Croker Park, Wiarton, Ontario Grand Entry: Saturday 12 pm & 7 pm; Sunday 12 pm Master of Cermonies: Arthur Butch Elliott; Host Drum: Bearcreek Singers; Co-Host Drum: Poplar Singers; Guest Drum: Chippewa Travellers; Invited Drum: Lightning Drum; Head Veteran: Bnaaswi Biiaswah; Head Dancer (Male): TBA; Head Dancer (Female): Jasmine Manning; Head Youth Dancer (Male): Tyler Lavalley; Head Youth Dancer (Female): Betsy Trudeau Daily Admission Rates: General Public (5 to 55): $5.00; Seniors (55 and up): Free; Children (4 and under): Free For more information, please contact: Pow Wow Coordinator - Winona Elliott RR#5 Wiarton, Ontario N0H 2T0 Phone: (519) 534-0981 Fax: (519) 534-4916 Email: Camping available at the Cape Croker Park; RR#5 Wiarton, Ontario N0H 2T0 Phone: (519) 534-0571 Fax: (519) 534-4912 |
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| AUGUST 25 - 27, 2006 14th Annual Spirit of Wovoka Days Powwow Joe Parr Sports Complex, Yerington, NV Friday: 7:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. Saturday: 11:00 - 5:00 Dinner break 5-7; 7:00-11:00 Sun., Aug. 27: 12:00 - 4:00 Presentation of awards Hand Drum Contest, Dance competition from youth to Golden Age. Adult "Dance Special" (Men & Women) $1,000 + Jacket NO ADMISSION FEE, FREE Parking, Bring Your Lawn Chairs, Bleachers Available. Arts & Craft Space (unlimited) $150/weekend; Food & Drink Booth $250/weekend Dry Camping allowed. Debra Keats P.O. Box 719, 193 Nobe Street, Yerington, NV 89447 775-463-2350 |
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SEPTEMBER 15 - 17, 2006 "Celebration of the Future" Pow Wow Sullivan County 4-H Fairgrounds, Sullivan, IN The Sullivan County American Indian Council presents its 3rd Annual "Celebration of the Future" Pow Wow. Friday Education Day - Pre-scheduled visits by area schools Host Drum: Buffalo Thunder; Co-Host Drum: Twigh Twee Singers; MC: TBA; Arena Director: Dave Shananaquet; Head Man Dancer: "Tank" Johnson; Head Lady dancer: Punkin Shananaquet; Head Veteran Dancer: George Martin. Performing Saturday and Sunday: Nationally-Known Native American Singer, Michael Jacobs All Drummers and Dancers Welcome Native Foods and Vendors Open to the Public! Primitive Camping Available Absolutely NO ALCOHOL , DRUGS or FIREARMS on the Fair Grounds. VENDORS NOTE: All items must be hand made Native American items... and must comply with the Federal Native American Craft Act. Items however may be sold as in the Native American style. Craft suppliers are welcome. No pipe stone or pipes are to be sold. No Eagle, Owl, Hawks or any other protected bird feathers are to be sold. However imitation feathers are ok. Reg Petoskey, 2642 S. Co. Rd. 350 E., Sullivan, IN 47882 |
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SEPTEMBER 15 - 17, 2006 Gathering of Veteran's Friendship Pow Wow Seven Circles Heritage Center, Edwards, IL. The largest Gathering of Veteran's Pow wow in the Midwest. Reading of POW - MIA names ceremony 6:00 p.m. Friday. |
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| SEPTEMBER 15 - 17, 2006 1st Annual Falling Leaves Friendship Pow-Wow On the Noxen Fire Company's grounds, Just off Rt. 29 in Noxen, Pa. Gates open at 10 A.M. Hosted by: The Native Americans of the Endless Mountains Drumming, dancing, storytelling, music, crafts and food. Drums and head dancers to be announced. Admission: Age 12 and up is only $3.00. Military and Fireman in uniform free. All drum groups and dancers welcome. We still have a few vending spaces open. For more information please contact Windhawks_daughter@hotmail.com Or call 570-417-6028 |
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SEPTEMBER 22-24, 2006 4th Annual White Buffalo Pow Wow Tupelo Buffalo Park,Tupelo, MS. Friday- School Day 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.; Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.; Sunday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. |
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SEPTEMBER 23- 24, 2006 Tamakwa Aboriginal Gathering Field 'n Forest Recreation Area Rt. 137, Harrisville/Hancock, NH 03449 Open to the Public: 1:00 am- 5:00 pm Saturday and Sunday Traders Set-Up and Traditional Blanket; Craft Demonstrations; Children's Activities; Traditional Dancing Circle; Tepee Village; Flute Playing; Story Telling; Drumming; Dancing; Singing; Raffle Host drum: grandmother Wolf Hawk and the New Dawn Singers Camping Available-Make reservations through Gretchen Ziegler 603-525-3568 No Drugs, Alcohol or Firearms Allowed! Traders Contact: Talks with Animals 603-358-6070 All Drums Welcome! Call: Talks with Animals 603-358-6070 |
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| SEPTEMBER 23 - 24, 2006 C.O.T.R.A.I.C 28TH Annual Powwow 120 Charles Street, Dorseyville, PA 15238 Times: 12noon - 7pm . Powwow goes on rain or shine. Singing, drumming & dancing, arts & crafts, native food. Fees: $5.00 adults - $3.00 elders and children under 12. Lisa Morales 412-727-1862 Email: |
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SEPTEMBER 30 - OCTOBER 1, 2006 4TH Gathering They Walked Here Before Us A Woodland Indian Celebration Buttonwood Park, River Road/Route 65 Perrysburg, OH Saturday: Gates Open: 9:00 am. Concerts: as early as 10:00 am. Grand Entry: Noon. Closes: Dusk Drums: Invitation Only. Contact The Foundation via info below ADMISSION: Adults = $5.00; Seniors 60 and over = $3.00; Children 6-11 = $2.00 NO PETS, NO ALCOHOL, NO DRUGS, NO FIREARMS, NO INDIAN POLITICS & NO INDIAN POLICING LOCATION: Perrysburg, Ohio - Buttonwood Park on River Road/State Route 65 |
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| SEPTEMBER 30, 2006 The Ancestors Memorial Gourd Dance Cherokee Blue Spring, Eureka Springs, Arkansas It will be a one day Memorial Gourd Dance, with a traditional meal served at noon for all the Gourd Dancers, Staff, Singers and Drum. The dance will be held at the Blue Spring Heritage Center. The Cherokee Red Star Intertribal Gourd Dance Society of Blue Spring will be the Host Gourd. Arrangements have been made for a 10 percent room discount if you call the Comfort Inn in Eureka Springs directly and ask for the Red Star Ancestor's Dance discount when you book your room. The Comfort Inn is located at 196 E. Van Buren Eureka Springs, Arkansas 72632 Phone: (479) 253-5241 More information may be found at http://www.redstargourd.com/ Bob LaRoussa |
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| SEPTEMBER 30, 2006 "12,000 Years Before Columbus-American Indian Artifact Exhibit" Caroline County Public Library North County Branch, 101 Cedar Lane, PO Box 336, Greensboro, Md. 21639 The largest private artifact exhibit ever on Delmarva. Featuring projectile points, axes, drills, spearheads, pottery, stone knives and tools. Daniel Firehawk Abbott demonstrates pre-historic life skills including flint knapping, javelin throwing, fire making, rope and twine making. Traditional Native American Music Time: Saturday 10:00a.m-4:00p.m Contact/Information: Richard O. Smith/Branch Manager 410.482.2173 |
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| SEPTEMBER 30 - October 1, 2006 Suscol Intertribal Council 13th Annual Pow-wow Honoring Native American Elders Yountville Veterans Home Picnic Grounds, Yountville, California (North of Napa on Hwy 29) Times: 11 am Dusk (Saturday and Sunday) Traditional California Dancers: Dave Smith Pomo Dancers, Point Arena; Azteca Dancers: Danca Xtlalli; Northern Drum: Young Eagle Bear/Fresno; Southern Drum: Rockin Horse; Miss Suscol Intertribal: Angelica Dubray-Knight/ Pomo/Blackfoot; Head Man: Gilbert Blacksmith/ Northern Fancy Dancer; Head Woman: Anne Jackson-Lopez /Pomo/Cupeno/Luisieno; Head Boy: Bear Carr /Blackfoot Pigean; Head Girl: TBA; MC: Joe Smith/ Lakota/ Assistant: George Snyder/ Choctaw; Arena Director: Dennis Carr/Blackfeet Pigean All Drums and Dancers InvitedCONTESTS! FREE- OPEN to PUBLICFamilies welcome! Bring a blanket or chair Food and Craft vendors available Info: # (707) 256-3561 voice E-mail: Website: http://suscol.nativeweb.org |
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SEPTEMBER 29-OCTOBER 1, 2006 Chisholm Trail Powwow Altoona, Florida Grand Entry: Friday 7pm; Saturday: 1pm and 7pm; Sunday: 1pm. Flute Playing, Story Telling, Dancers in Full Regalia. Fry Bread. Crafts, and More. Host drum is family drum. Admission is donation. |
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| OCTOBER 7 - 8, 2006 32nd Annual Intertribal Pow Wow Thomas Square, located at South Beretania Street and Ward Avenue, in Honolulu, HI. Hosted by the Amerian Indian Pow Wow Association. This is Hawaii's only competition pow wow. Host Drum - Wild Horse Singers will be making a live album at the pow wow. There are plenty of ways to get involved with this event. Visitors from the mainland can enjoy discounted hotel rooms in Waikiki if they act quickly. For more information or to volunteer: Call (808) 734-8018 Email: Website: http://www.nativewinds1152.com/ |
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OCTOBER 9, 2006 7th Annual Native American Flute & Storytelling Concert Center for Hawaiian Studies, University of Hawaii - Manoa Campus 2645 Dole Street, Honolulu, HI 96813 6:30 PM- 9:00 PM Four Native flute players, each with his own distinctive style, will perform at the Flute Concert: Tommy Wildcat (Cherokee) who was named Native American Flutist of the Year, 2002-2003, at the Native American Music Awards; Troy DeRoche (Blackfeet), Andrew Thomas (Navajo), and Shane Ridley-Stevens (Te-Moake Band of Western Shoshoni). Storyteller Liz DeRoche (Metis) will perform with her husband, Troy, and will share their native stories during this evening of traditional entertainment. For more information: http://www.nativewinds1152.com/ |
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| OCTOBER 13-15, 2006 Kauai Intertribal Pow Wow Kapaa Beach Park in Kapaa, Kauai Friday: 6 pm to 9 pm; Saturday: 9 am to 6 pm; Sunday: 9 am to 4 pm Everyone is invited to attend this free, non-competition, pow wow. Host Drum: The Wild Horse Singers, from Southern California. Special Guests: Head Man Dancer, Shane Ridley Stevens (Te-Moake Band of Western Shoshoni); Head Woman Dancer, Rose Olney (Yakama); and Master of Ceremonies, John Dawson (San Carlos Apache). Low interisland airfares ($80 RT) make this the perfect time to visit more than one Hawaiian island. Start at the Oahu Pow Wow and then fly to Kauai the next weekend for this event! No drugs or alcohol are allowed. Contact Info: Call Dale at 808-828-1294 or send email to . Website at http://www.kauaipowwow.com . |
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| OCTOBER 14-15 MaChis Lower Creek Indian Tribe of Alabama Powwow Beside Macks Nut Shop, Hwy 231 South of Montgomery between Montgomery and Troy Alabama Pine Level, Alabama Site is located just north of the Rest Area on 231 south bound side Host drum team is MaChis Wiregrass Dancers and Drum Team. We will have special attractions and singing in the bandstand area. Booths are $25.00 and admission is free to all. This is our 3rd year and we are small. For Information: Debbie Jackson 205/926/7978 Email: Bonnie McGlaun 334-584-7100 Information Email: |
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| OCTOBER 20-22, 2006 The Ho-Chunk Nation Sports & Expo Center Powwow Ho-Chunk Nation Sports & Expo Center in Lynwood, IL 35 miles south of Chicago Grand Entry: Friday- 7pm; Saturday - 1pm & 7pm; Sunday- 12pm. Admission: Adults- $5, Elders and Children (12 & under), Weekend Pass-$10. Host Drum: Bearheart; Co-hosting drums are Raining Thunder and Hujop. This is a contest Powwow that has many great payouts for the Golden Age, Adult, Teen, Junior, and Tiny Tots divisions. Native American Art and Craft vendors are invited. More information at website: http://www.hochunkpowwow.com Vendors contact Fawn Stumblingbear at (733)202-8433 |
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| October 27- 29, 2006 Glovers Station Rendezvous, Greensburg, Kentucky Friday, 27th special day for students. Native American Gathering among other groups - including pioneer, pre-1840, buckskinners, Civil War soldiers, etc. Beautiful wooded setting along the Green River. All period camps, re-enactors, drums & dancers welcome. Sponsored by the Green County Historical Society. Contact Nan Montgomery at 270-932-7144. Email: |
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| October 27- 29, 2006 Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations 60th Anniversary Powwow Credit Union Centre in Saskatoon Saskatchewan Grand entry: Friday 8:00 pm Host drums are Whitefish Jrs, and High Noon. For More Information: Karen Morin 306. 665. 1215 Josephine Williams Sylvia McAdam 306. 244. 1146 Email: |
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| OCTOBER 28, 2006 8th Annual Traditional Powwow Campus Fieldhouse, University of Wisconsin, Platteville, WI Grand Entries: 1pm & 7pm Host Drum: Lake Delton Singers Contact: Carl Allsup (608) 342-1705 |
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NOVEMBER 4, 2006 Ride Departure Sites will be in the following cities: Huntsville, Ardmore, Waynesboro, Lawrenceburg, Tullahoma, Fayetteville, Columbia and Mt. Pleasant. Bikes wanting to participate are asked to call as we will get you the |
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DECEMBER 1-3, 2006 10th Annual Leesburg Powwow HWY 27 in Leesburg, FL Grand Entry: Friday 7pm; Saturday: 1pm and 7pm; Sunday: 1pm. Flute Playing, Story Telling, Dancers in Full Regalia. Fry Bread. Crafts, and More. Host drum is family drum. Admission is donation. |
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| JUNE 8-11, 2007 11th Annual Standing Bear Powwow Bakersfield College, 1800 Panorama Drive, Bakersfield CA 93305 Hours: Fri 5pm-10am, Sat. 10am-10pm, Sun 10am-5pm, Admission: $5:00 adults 10 and under free |
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