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We will be happy to list your organization's upcoming pow wow or event here for free. Minimum information should include name of event, dates, location and any contact information for the event. Submit your information by: Email us your information. OR Mail a flier or information to: Attn: Events Calendar Three Hawks Trading Company P.O. Box 1221 Lexington, OK 73051-1221
This page is informational only, we maintain it as a courtesy to committees and our visitors. |
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ALABAMA October 9, 10, 11 & 12, 2008 The Tannehill Indian Festival, AL (posted 2-6-08) ALASKA ARIZONA ARKANSAS CALIFORNIA February 11 - July 11, 2008 The Sacred Run - 30th Anniversary of The Longest Walk (posted 1-1-08) July 31, 2008 Black Indians: An American Story, CA (posted 6-22-08) September 12-14, 2008 Redding Rancheria Stillwater Pow Wow, CA (posted 5-23-08) COLORADO FLORIDA August 20-23, 2008 Celebration of Spirit, Trans-global Conference, FL (posted 2-26-08) March 20-22, 2009 2nd Annual Florida Gathering & Pow Wow of the UCN Florida Clan, FL (posted 4-5-08) GEORGIA HAWAII ILLINOIS INDIANA September 26, 27 and 28, 2008 13th Annual Gathering of the People Powwow, IN (posted 2-20-08) IOWA KANSAS July 18, 19 & 20th, 2008 Kickapoo PowWow Days 2008, KS (posted 4-1-08) KENTUCKY October 25 & 26, 2008 Glovers Station Rendezous & Celebration, KY (posted 6-6-08) LOUISIANA MARYLAND MASSACHUSETTS MICHIGAN August 30-31, 2008 23rd Annual Kee-Boon-Mein-Kaa Contest Pow-Wow, MI (updated 5-02-08) MINNESOTA July 24 - 27, 2008 Keepers Gathering, MN (posted 2-8-08) July 26, 2008 12th Annual Pow Wow, MN (posted 12-31-07) July 29-31, 2008 WEWIN (Women Empowering Women for Indian Nations) Conference, MN (posted 6-6-08) MISSISSIPPI MISSOURI MONTANA July 11-13, 2008 A.I.C.U. PowWow, MT (posted 5-5-08) NEVADA July 18, 19 & 20, 2008 Wildflower First Annual Native American Festival, NV (posted 5-21-08) NEW JERSEY September 13 & 14, 2008 Ramapough Mountain Lenape Indian Nation's 28th Annual Autumn Pow Wow 2008, NJ (posted 6-27-08) NEW HAMPSHIRE NEW MEXICO NORTH CAROLINA OHIO July 25, 26 & 27, 2008 8th Annual Eastern Woodlands Gathering, OH (posted 2-1-08) August 30 - September 1, 2008 NAICCO Labor Day Weekend Tradtional PowWow, OH (posted 6-3-08) OKLAHOMA August 16, 2008 4th Annual OKC Indian Clinic Contest Pow-wow, OK (posted 7-4-08) OREGON PENNSYLVANIA SOUTH CAROLINA TENNESSEE TEXAS October 17, 18 & 19, 2008 Sounds of Thunder PowWow, TX (posted 4-24-08) VIRGINIA WASHINGTON WASHINGTON D.C. WISCONSIN August 8, 9 & 10, 2008 32nd Annual Mohican Veterans Pow Wow, WI (posted 5-9-08) September 5, 6 & 7, 2008 22nd Annual Indian Summer Festival and Competition Pow Wow, WI (posted 4-19-08) April 25, 2009 2009 "Return to Tradition" Pow-Wow, WI (posted 6-13-08) WYOMING July 11, 12 & 13, 2008 A.I.C.U. Powwow, WY (posted 5-9-08) CANADA August 1, 2 & 3, 2008 Long Plain First Nation Powwow, 2008, Canada (posted 6-10-08) ALABAMA Back to Top October 9, 10, 11 & 12, 2008 The Tannehill Indian Festival, AL (posted 2-6-08) N.A.T.I.V.E. (Native Alliance Teaching Indian Values and Education) and Tannehill Stables Proudly Presents The Tannehill Indian Festival Benefit for Tannehill Stables 22975 Eastern Valley Road, McCalla, Alabama, 35111 October 9, 10, 11 & 12, 2008 Gates open: 8am Festival Hours 9am-5pm Event Emcee: Dave Whitewolf Trezak Headman: Jerry “Smitty” Smith Headlady: Laretta Weaver Honor Guard: All Nations Warrior Society, Cherokee NC Host Drum: TBA Guest Drum: TBA Featured Musicians: Billy Whitefox, NAMMY Award Winner, Muskogee Creek Musician & Champion Flute Maker; Dave Trezak Cherokee – Lakota Flutist & Recording Artist; Jaime Chavez and Calixto Cordova, Equadorian Natives, Pan Pipe Flutists; Frank Standing Eagle Taylor, Flutist Guest Dancers: Tlatlacayolotl Dancers Arena Director: TBA Vendors by Invitation only All Drums & Dancers Welcome For more information: Ronnie Headley 205-477-0522 n.a.t.i.v.e@hotmail.com www.tannehillindianfestival.com Back to Top ALASKA Back to Top ARIZONA Back to Top ARKANSAS Back to Top CALIFORNIA Back to Top February 11 - July 11, 2008 The Sacred Run - 30th Anniversary of The Longest Walk (posted 1-1-08) From Dennis Banks We take this opportunity to invite you to be part of an historic event, The Longest Walk 2008. To commemorate the 30th anniversary of The Longest Walk 1978, anothergreat Walk will take place with a mission to Clean Up Mother Earth on its route. The Longest Walk will begin on February 11, 2008 in San Francisco and end 4,400 miles and 5 months later in Washington D.C. on July 11, 2008. Our message is: ALL LIFE IS SACRED. Out of The Longest Walk 1978, our sister event The Sacred Run was born. The Sacred Run has yearly environmental walks and runs the world over. Over the last 30 years, over 1,000 Sacred Run participants have run over 25,000 miles around the world spreading the message through countries such as: The United States, Japan,Australia, Canada, Ireland, Sweden, Scotland, Norway, Belgium, Poland, Finland,Estonia, Latvia and Russia. These walks and runs have been supported by many activists, entertainers and politicians: Muhammad Ali, Marlon Brando, Willie Nelson,Stevie Wonder, Ken Norton and former California Governor Jerry Brown to name a few. The Longest Walk and The Sacred Run are funded by financial contributions and volunteer support that come from special events, through the sale of merchandise,and benefit concerts. For The Longest Walk 2008 to be a success, your contribution is necessary and will be greatly appreciated. The Nowa Cumig Institute is a federally recognized nonprofit 501(C3) organization and will be financially responsible for all contributions. All contributions are tax deductible. Thank you for supporting The Longest Walk 2008 and bringing this message of environmental harmony to your community. Respectfully, Dennis J. Banks *****See site for further information***** www.sacredrun.org Back to Top July 31, 2008 Black Indians: An American Story, CA (posted 6-22-08) Thursday, July 31, 2008 In Los Angeles 7pm Black Indians: An American Story Narrator James Earl Jones brings to focus a forgotten part of American history – the cultural and racial fusion of Native and African Americans. Black Indians: An American Story explores what brought the two groups together, what drove them apart and the challenges they face today. Scheduled discussion to follow screening with Valena Broussard Dismukes (Choctaw), author of The Red-Black Connection. Poet Asani Charles (Choctaw/Chickasaw) will open the screening! Bringing the Circle Together: A Native American Film Series is a FREE monthly film series located in downtown Los Angeles at the National Center for Preservation of Democracy. No reservations are needed and all screenings are open to the public. The film series was established to provide quality documentaries and films by and about Native Americans, and bring together a central gathering place where discussion and news can be shared with the community and its supporters. For More information on the film series please nafilmseries@aol.com or visit www.mypsace.com/nafilmseries The film series is held at the National Center for Preservation of Democracy located at 111 North Central Avenue, between 1st Street and Central Avenue, in downtown Los Angeles. The NCPD can be reached via train, bus, or parking in the area. Films will begin at 7pm, and it is advisable to arrive at least 15-20 minutes prior for seating. Each film will include a raffle at the end of the screening, and may include guest speakers and performances when available. More information will be given, as it is determined. The film series is hosted by Lorin Morgan-Richards and Tahesha Knapp-Christensen and is sponsored by the following organizations: The Japanese American National Museum The National Center for Preservation of Democracy The Southern California Indian Center, Inc. Haramokngna American Indian Cultural Center Back to Top September 12-14, 2008 Redding Rancheria Stillwater Pow Wow, CA (posted 5-23-08) Spetember 12-14, 2008 Redding Rancheria Stillwater Pow Wow Shasta District Fair Grounds Anderson, CAB Grand entry times: Friday 7pm Saturday 12pm and 7pm Sunday 12pm Men & Women's Golden Age Category Men & Women's All Around Special $1,000 3 Man Hand Drum Contest: 1st $300; 2nd $200; 3rd $100 Drum Contest: 1st-4th place paid Iron Man & Woman $200 Host Drum: Bear Creek, Ontario, Canada Master of Ceremonies: Tom Phillips Arena Director: Phil HaleB Head Woman: TBA Head Teen Girl: TBA Head Teen Boy: TBA Open to the public. NO drugs or alcohol allowed. Limited camping spaces available. For more information visit www.redding-rancheria.com/stillwater-pow-wow.asp For general information contact: James Hayward, Sr. 530-225-8979 ext. 1143 Irma Amaro 530-275-1513 ext. 101 For facilities information contact: Rob Krikorian 530-227-1059 For vendor or booth information contact: Carolyn Ogilvie 530-515-1056 April Carmelo 530-245-2620 For Mis; Jr. Miss & Little Miss Stillwater information contact: Genevieve Markussen 530-275-1513 ext 102 Back to Top COLORADO Back to Top FLORIDA Back to Top August 20-23, 2008 Celebration of Spirit, Trans-global Conference, FL (posted 2-26-08) PRESS RELEASE CELEBRATION OF SPIRIT Houston, TX – for immediate release A first-ever gathering of American Indian Nations featuring a trans-global conference of tribal leaders to be held at Disney World in Orlando, Florida, on August 20-23 has been announced by the Native American Chamber of Commerce in Houston. Some 3,000 Indians from the U.S and Canada are expected to celebrate this event in dance, song, sports, food and golf. The four-day event will feature prominent leaders and native celebrities from many of the 565 Indian Nations recognized by the federal government, as well as many from Canada and the Americas. Major U.S. firms practicing social responsibility and supporting diversity, such as Lockheed Martin, Wal-Mart, IBM, Marathon Oil, UPS and BNSF are among the dozens of U.S. Corporations signed up to sponsor the event. All proceeds less expenses will go to education and native achievement centers. In what may also be a first for the Native American, the inaugural day of the event will feature presidential candidates invited to speak about their positions regarding native sovereignty and rights at a formal dinner for tribal leaders and prime sponsors. “Given the many challenges facing the American Indian and Alaskan Native today – unemployment, poverty, education, housing, contaminated lands – it will be important for our next president to clearly speak to an agenda which will address these needs,” said Carroll Cocchia, Chamber President. In the following days, the Indian pageant will feature a special day for native business people and entrepreneurs to do what Indians have done from time immemorial – trade. A third day will feature native skateboarding. A final day showcases a huge selection of Native dancers, drummers, story tellers, artists, craftsmen and native foods to celebrate the depth and breadth of the Indian culture. Inquiries can be addressed by email to Carroll Cocchia: cocchia1@sbcglobal.net. Back to Top March 20-22, 2009 2nd Annual Florida Gathering & Pow Wow of the UCN Florida Clan, FL (posted 4-5-08) Second Annual Florida Gathering and Pow Wow Of The United Cherokee Nation (UCN) Florida Clan March 20-22 2009 Native Drumming, Dancing, Crafts, Food, Venders, Raffles and Door Prizes Public Welcome Location: Fish Eating Creek Resort Palmdale Camp Grounds 7555 US Hwy 27 N Palmdale, Florida call for reservations 863-465-2543 Just 20 min. south of beautiful Lake Placid Florida Pow Wow Times Fri. March 20th. 10:00 am-8:00 pm Sat. March 21st 10:00 am-8:00 pm Sun. March 22nd, 10:00 am-6:00 pm Bring the family Bring your dancing shoes Bring your fishing pole Bring your swim suite Bring your Tent Bring your Motor Home Amenities: Hot an Cold Showers Laundry Facilities Canoe and Kayak rentals Fishing lake and creek Contact Chief Walking Bear and reserve your space 863-465-2543 Camping price will include a weekend pass to the event Other Public: Park entry fee $2.00 Public entry for the event is: Adults $5.00 per day, Kids Under 7 Free Host Drum The Family Drum Singers Drum Contest paying first and second place All Drums are welcome to register Dance Contest Information Dancers from all nations welcome We are doing Luck of the draw so every one gets a chance to take money home. Must Dance to have a chance to Draw. Tee Pee Village and contest Tee Pee participants and Drums contact: Chief Walking Bear drumkeeper@earthlink.net Emcee John Ferguson Head Man Herb Shephard Head Lady Raven Arena Director TBA All Crafters and artisans welcome Vendor Information We are taking apps. Vendors may e-mail Walking Bear, assistant Chief, UCN FL. Clan at drumkeeper@earthlink.net Or Call the numbers below Information contact: Chief Walking Bear Assistant Clan Chief Of Florida 863-465-2543 Cell# 941-544-3677 Back to Top GEORGIA Back to Top HAWAII Back to Top ILLINOIS Back to Top INDIANA Back to Top September 26, 27 and 28, 2008 13th Annual Gathering of the People Powwow, IN (posted 2-20-08) Thirteenth Annual Gathering of the People Powwow September 26 Education Day (Schools by reservation 9:00 am to 2:00 pm) September 27 and 28, 2008 Gates open at 10:00 am Grand Entry 1:00 pm both days Head Man Dancer: Walt Penn Head Lady Dancer: Kay Witt Head Veteran: George Reiter MC: Cedar Heart Arena Director: Larry Penrose Host Drum: Kingfisher Co-Host Drum: TBA Tomahawk throwing demonstrations by Steve Witt Visit a Native American Village Native American Storytelling by Bonnie Turtlefoot All Dancers Welcome!!! 10382 Grotto Road, Terre Haute, Indiana 47805 Watch for signs. For more information, visit us at www.vccc.info Or email powwow@vccc.info Public Admission $4.00 Children 9 and under FREE FREE PARKING Back to Top IOWA Back to Top KANSAS Back to Top July 18, 19 & 20th, 2008 Kickapoo PowWow Days 2008, KS (posted 4-1-08) Kickapoo Powwow Days 2008 July 18, 19, 20th 2008 Horton, Kansas Over $50,000 in prize money, all categories Drum contest-5000,4000,3000,2000,1000, 2000(split non placing) Dance specials: Women’s northern traditional-500(jacket), 300, 200. Men’s fancy-500(jacket), 300, 200 Hand Drum-500 winner take all Mc’s- Ruben Littlehead & Manny King Ad- Michael Roberts Host drum- Whistling Wind Invited drum-War Scouts, Randy Paskimin(recording live CD) In concert Sat night- Arigon Starr(2x NAMMY award winning artist) Special guest- Larry Sellers(Cloud Dancing, from Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman) Arts and crafts, food vendors needed Primitive camping Contact Verna Simon (785) 486-2131 ext 227 for details and info. Back to Top KENTUCKY Back to Top October 25 & 26, 2008 Glovers Station Rendezous & Celebration, KY (posted 6-6-08) Green County Historical Society's Glovers Station Rendezvous & Lincoln Becentennial Celebration Saturday & Sunday October 25 & 26, 2008 Friday 24th - Special Day for Students American Legion Park Greensburg, KY Visit with President Abraham Lincoln! We kindly welcome re-enactors, campers, traders & sutlers from the pioneer thru Civil War eras. Visit the camps & experience the 1860's life of the Civil War soldiers. Enjoy Civil War era music, Native American drum and dance, storytelling, blacksmithing, authentic campfire food, black powder shoot or make a good trade! Nan Montgomery 117 Long Meadow Drive Greensburg, KY 42743 270-932-7144 nanmontgomery@hotmail.com Back to Top LOUISIANA Back to Top MARYLAND Back to Top MASSACHUSETTS Back to Top MICHIGAN Back to Top August 30-31, 2008 23rd Annual Kee-Boon-Mein-Kaa Contest Pow-Wow, MI (updated 5-02-08) The Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians 23rd Annual Kee-Boon-Mein Kaa "Celebrating the Huckleberry Harvest" Contest Pow-Wow August 30-31, 2008 Rodgers Lake Rd Dowagaic, MI 49047 Grand Entry Saturday 1P & 7P Sunday 1P Featuring Dance Contest Hand Drum Special Great Lakes Old Style traditional Special PUBLIC WELCOME- ADMISSION IS FREE Head Staff Host Drum: Smokey Town Invited Drums: Whitefish Jr, MI Buffalo Horse, WI Ribbon Town, MI Master of Ceremony: Leonard Malatare, IL Head Vet: Duce Miller, MI Head Male Dancer: Will Hedgepeth Head Female Dancer: Paula Hedgpeth Head Male Jr Dancer: Aaton Martin Head Female Jr Dancer: Crystal Morseau Head Male Dance Judge: Nigel Schuyler, MI Head Female Dance Judge: Marie Dreaver, MI Arena Director: Steve Oldman Sr, MI American Indian Vendors Only Vendor Contact: Teresa Magnuson: 517-712-5581 teresa@redpaintprinting.com Other pow-wow information contact: Rhonda Shingwauk: 269-782-0887 Email: rhonda.shingwauk@pokagon.com Host Hotel TBA Back to Top MINNESOTA Back to Top July 24 - 27, 2008 Keepers Gathering, MN (posted 2-8-08) We have 2008 pow wow July 26 Grand entry 1pm 5pm 400 N Hiawatha Ave Pipestone MN 56164 ph 507 825 3734 Keepers Gathering runs July 24-July 27th Visit http://www.pipekeepers.org/pow_wow.htm for more info Back to Top July 26, 2008 12th Annual Pow Wow, MN (posted 12-31-07) We will be having a one day pow wow in Moore Park, Pipestone, MN July 26, 2008 This is our 12th year for our gathering It is from Wed to Sun Vendors welcome call Bud or Rona 507 825 3734 Back to Top July 29-31, 2008 WEWIN (Women Empowering Women for Indian Nations) Conference, MN (posted 6-6-08) WEWIN (Women Empowering Women for Indian Nations) Conference July 29-31, 2008 Grand Casino * Hinckley, MN This training and development conference is for elected Tribal officials, Indian community leaders, and State and Federal program managers committed to enhancements and change. Conference topics include: How to Work Effectively with State, Local, Federal, and Tribal Government, Public Relations/Public Speaking, Power of the Vote, Finance 101: Understanding Tribal Budgets, Indirect Costs, Grants, Discretionary Funds and Fiscal Responsibilities and More... Contact: Madeline Mitchell at (571) 323-5640 or email: mmitchell@namshq.com Website for more information and registration: http://www.wewin04.org/ Back to Top MISSISSIPPI Back to Top MISSOURI Back to Top MONTANA Back to Top July 11-13, 2008 A.I.C.U. PowWow, MT (posted 5-5-08) July 11-13, 2008 A.I.C.U. Powwow 401 S. Wyoming Butte, MT 59701 406-782-2713 / 406-565-9221 Traditional plains style powwow taking place the weekend of the National Folk Festival weekend. This is a 100% alcohol & drug free family event Back to Top NEVADA Back to Top July 18, 19 & 20, 2008 Wildflower First Annual Native American Festival, NV (posted 5-21-08) WILDFLOWER FIRST ANNUAL NATIVE AMERICAN FESTIVAL JULY 18,19,20 B (Eagles Nest Trading Post (hand made one of a kind Native American gifts) Open Door Gallery (hand made items of all kinds and paintings) Chapel Gallery (all types of art for hanging) Artist studios, art classes and retreats are also on property. Motels and Bed & Breakfast rooms available. Special rates for this event subject to availability. This will be Wildflower's FIRST ANNUAL NATIVE AMERICAN EVENT. We welcome your input and participation as we grow into this new event. New ideas welcome. Please join us for drum circles; Fry Bread and Indian Tacos; Flute Making; Beading; Baskets; Painting; Sculpture; Gourds; Dream Catchers; Pottery Exhibits and Demonstrations will be held on all the subjects. Exhibitors, Craft and Food vendors welcomed and needed. CONTACT INFO: Eagles Nest Trading Post 4335 W 4TH St RENO, NV 89523 Attention: Julie Salazar OR EMAIL Julie at eaglesnest@coolindian.com See www.wildflowervillage.com Back to Top NEW JERSEY Back to Top September 13 & 14, 2008 Ramapough Mountain Lenape Indian Nation's 28th Annual Autumn Pow Wow 2008, NJ (posted 6-27-08) Ramapough Mountain Lenape Indian Nation's 28th Annual Autumn Pow Wow 2008 September 13th & 14th Ringwood State Park - Sally's Field 1304 Sloatsburg Rd, Ringwood, NJ 201-529-1159, Juanita Conklin jconklin@live.com Vendors welcome See Flyer at: http://mysite.verizon.net/vzeus5ef/degroatdegrootfootprints/pw2008.html Back to Top NEW HAMPSHIRE Back to Top NEW MEXICO Back to Top NORTH CAROLINA Back to Top OHIO Back to Top July 25, 26 & 27, 2008 8th Annual Eastern Woodlands Gathering, OH (posted 2-1-08) 8th Annual (Johnsonville) Eastern Woodlands Gathering of All Nations 7681 US 42 Lexington, Ohio 44904 July 25, 26 & 27, 2008 MC: Jack Many Colors - PA Host Drum: Friendly Voices - OH Guest Drum: TBA Native Crafters, Dancers, Singers, Food Vendors will be here to serve history We are here to help educate our children Schedule: Friday: 4 PM - 9 PM; Grand Entry 6 PM Saturday: 10 AM - 7 PM; Grand Entry 1 PM Sunday: 10 AM - 5 PM; Grand Entry 1 PM Bring lawn chairs or blanket and spend the day Admission: $3.00; Children 5 & Under Free; Seniors $1.00 More information contact: JoAnn Smith 419-362-2939 Leave message 419-947-2274 419-362-1600 FAX: 419-947-2277 Email: swcjozie@aol.com Website: www.morrowco.biz/swccountry Vendor spaces - Food Vendors Primitive camping available Back to Top August 30 - September 1, 2008 NAICCO Labor Day Weekend Tradtional PowWow, OH (posted 6-3-08) NAICCO Labor Day Weekend Tradtional PowWow August 30th - September 1, 2008 Franklin County Fairgrounds 4100 Columbia Street Hilliard, Ohio Auction Sunday 12 Noon Two Step Contest 9:30 pm Sunday Team Dance Contest 9:45 PM Sunday Open to the Public You are welcome to come join the circle and celebrate the resiliency of our nations. Feel the strength in the heartbeat and celebrate life all over this land. Please Bring a chair! Native American Singing, Dancing, Music, Arts and Crafts, Food, Raffles Adults: $7.00; Seniors $3.00; Students $3.00; 5 & under Free; Weekend Pass $15.00 Camping $20.00/Weekend Grand Entry: 1PM and 7PM Saturday and Sunday; 1PM Monday Host Drum: Maza Napin Master of Ceremonies: Jerry Dearly White Bison 12 step meetings Saturday & Sunday Information Contact: NAICCO P.O. Box 07705 Columbus, OH 43207 Phone: 614-443-6120 Fax: 614-443-2651 NAICCO@aol.com http://www.Naicco.com You can visit us at: 67 E Innis Ave. Columbus, Ohio 43207 Sponsored by: NAICCO Carol Welsh - Executive Director Native American Indian Center of Central Ohio This is an alcohol and drug free pow-wow Back to Top OKLAHOMA Back to Top August 16, 2008 4th Annual OKC Indian Clinic Contest Pow-wow, OK (posted 7-4-08) Oklahoma City Indian Clinic *4th Annual Contest Pow-Wow* Saturday, August 16, 2008 State Fairgrounds of Oklahoma - Cox Pavilion Women Contests: Cloth, Buckskin, Jingle, Fancy Shawl Men Contests: Straight, Fancy, Grass, Traditional All Categories: 1st Place: $400; 2nd Place: $300; 3rd Place: $200 ALL CONTESTANTS MUST BE IN GRAND ENTRY For vendor information contact Andii Tittle @ 405.948.4900 ext 158 Schedule: - Gourd Dancing 2 pm - Supper 5 pm - Gourd Dancing 6 pm - Grand Entry 7 pm Head Staff: M.C.: Sammy “Tonkei” White, Kiowa Head Singer: John Kemble, Ponca Head Gourd Dancer: Graham Primeaux, Sac&Fox/Ponca Head Man Dancer: Kevin Connewerdy, Comanche Head Lady Dancer: Alice Youngbear, Kiowa Arena Director: Randy Frazier, Potowatomi Co-host: Comanche Little Ponies Color Guard: Buddy Bond All Princesses Welcome The OKCIC is not responsible for theft or accidents. For more information contact: Steve Barse @ 405.948.4900 ext. 161 or steve.b@okcic.com Back to Top OREGON Back to Top PENNSYLVANIA Back to Top SOUTH CAROLINA Back to Top TENNESSEE Back to Top TEXAS Back to Top October 17, 18 & 19, 2008 Sounds of Thunder PowWow, TX (posted 4-24-08) Sounds of Thunder PowWow October 17, 18 & 19, 2008 2100 Greenwood Road Weatherford, Texas Master of Ceremonies: Archie Mason, Osage and Albert Old Crow, Cheyenne Arena Director: Randy Frazier, Prairie Band Potawatomi and Bill Takes Horse, Crow Head Judge: Kevin Conywerdy, Comanche Head Man Dancer: Zack Morris, Sac & Fox/Pawnee Head Lady Dancer: Toni Tsatoke, Kiowa Head Gourd Singer: Herb Adson, Pawnee Head Gourd Dancer: Kelly Switch, Absentee Shawnee Color Guards: Friday: Renegade Nation Saturday: Sac & Fox Sunday: Riverside Host Drums: Southern Drum: Southern Thunder Northern Drum: Buffalo Horse Dance Contestants MUST register Contestants MUST be in Grand Entry to compete Head staff specials will be done on Friday night Drum Contest 1, 2 and 3 - All Drums Welcome! - No drum hopping. All drums must register All Veterans Welcome! Free to the Public - Bring your own chairs Native American Arts & Crafts Authentic Native American Food Contact Numbers: Arts & Crafts Vendors: Connie Brown 972-365-7251 Victoria Pena 972-313-1491 Food Vendors: John Cummings 817-598-9682 (Limited RV space available) General Information: Emmett Brown 214-789-9130 See website for more information: www.soundsofthunder.us Not responsible for theft or accidents. Absolutely no firearms, drugs or alcohol tolerated. Security on site Mission Statement: Our organization's goal is to benefit Native people and their families' welfare through cultural enrichment and education. Thus enriching a safe environment of support for Native Americans in all four directions. Sounds of Thunder Powwow - P.O. Box 541566 - Grand Prairie, Texas 75054-1566 The Sounds of Thunder Scholarsip Foundation is a 501 (c)(3) not for profit corporation The Sounds of Thunder Scholarship Foundation is not associated with any other organization Back to Top VIRGINIA Back to Top WASHINGTON Back to Top WASHINGTON D.C. Back to Top WISCONSIN Back to Top August 8, 9 & 10, 2008 32nd Annual Mohican Veterans Pow Wow, WI (posted 5-9-08) 32nd Annual Mohican Veterans Pow Wow August 8, 9, & 10, 2008 Free Admission Traditional Pow Wow Rough camping available to early registrants Many Trails Park Bowler, WI 54416 Contact Jeff Vele (715) 793-4388 jeff.vele@mohican.com Back to Top September 5, 6 & 7, 2008 22nd Annual Indian Summer Festival and Competition Pow Wow, WI (posted 4-19-08) September 5, 6 & 7, 2008 22ND ANNUAL INDIAN SUMMER FESTIVAL & COMPETITION POW WOW 200 N. Harbor Drive, Henry Maier Festival Park, Lakefront (Summerfest Grounds) Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53202 EVENT DETAILS: TIMES: Fri.-Education Day 9AM-2:30PM; Fri.-General Public Admitted 4PM-Midnight. Sat.-Noon-Midnight. Sun.-10AM-11AM Prayer Ceremony; 11AM-10PM General Admission. TICKETS: Adults (13+)-$12 ($10 in Advance - See Website for Advance Sale Agents) Elders-(60+)-$10 Children 12 & Under-Free POW WOW GRAND ENTRY: Friday, Saturday & Sunday. POW WOW PRIZE MONIES TOTAL OVER $50,000. FESTIVAL HIGHLIGHTS: Traditional & Contemporary Entertainment, Village Green Area (Earth Stewardship), Natural Path Area (Herbs/Health), Juried Fine Art, Cultural Craft Demonstrations, Marketplace, Traditional Foods, Lacrosse, Authentic Tribal Villages, Storytellers, Education Day, Music Awards (ISMA), Scholarship Awards, Fireworks, Prayer Ceremony. CONTACT INFO: General Info: Vendors; Food Vendors Call or E-Mail-Indian Summer Office 414-604-1000; indiansummer@wi.rr.com Cultural demonstrators: E-Mail lminks4@yahoo.com Artists E-Mail jdarrough@wi.rr.com Environmental Green Organizations E-Mail: rjschram@ameritech.net PLEASE CHECK WEBSITE FOR UPDATES & MORE INFORMATION: http://www.indiansummer.org Back to Top April 25, 2009 2009 "Return to Tradition" Pow-Wow, WI (posted 6-13-08) 2009 "Return to Tradition" Pow-Wow Saturday, April 25, 2009 Madison Area Technical College (MATC)- Truax Campus 3550 Anderson Street Madison, WI 53704 Grand Entries scheduled for 1pm and 7pm. Traditional Feast at 5pm. For more information about the event, please contact: Valentina Ahedo VAhedo@matcmadison.edu Back to Top WYOMING Back to Top July 11, 12 & 13, 2008 A.I.C.U. Powwow, WY (posted 5-9-08) 07/11-13/2008 A.I.C.U. Powwow Butte High School 401 S. Wyoming Butte, MT 59701 406-782-2713 406-565-9221 aicupowwow@gmail.com http://aicupowwow.weebly.com This powwow is taking place during weekend of the National Folk Festival In Butte, MT. Our powwow is a traditional plains style powwow, drug and alcohol free family event. The only other time the National Folk Festival was on the western side of the United States was back in the late sixties. It is now in Butte, MT. We hope that people will join us in welcoming the visitors from near and far. Back to Top CANADA Back to Top August 1, 2 & 3, 2008 Long Plain First Nation Powwow, 2008, Canada (posted 6-10-08) Long Plain First Nation Powwow, 2008 Masters of Ceremonies Morris Shannacappo ! Curtis Assiniboine Arena Director Darrin Cameron Grand Entry: Friday, August 1—7:00 pm Saturday, August 2 - 1:00pm & 7:00pm Sunday, August 3 —1:00pm Registration Closes Sat. Aug 2nd@noon Categories & Prize Money Golden Age: [60+] Male & Female: Traditional – Grass – Jingle 1st $1,000 2nd $800 3rd $600 4th $400 5th $200 Adult [18-49] Male & Female Traditional – Grass – Chicken – Jingle – Fancy 1st $1200 2nd $1000 3rd $800 4th $600 5th $400 Teens [13-17] Male & Female Traditional - Grass – Jingle – Fancy – Chicken 1st $700 2nd $500 3rd $300 4th $200 5th $100 Junior [7 -12] Traditional – Grass – Jingle – Fancy – Chicken 1st $400 2nd $300 3rd $200 4th $100 5th $50 Tiny tots Paid Daily Sponsored by Long plain DOCFS Drum Contest 1st $5,000 2nd $4,000 3rd $3,000 4th $2000 5th $1000 Those competing in Drum Contest are not eligible for weekend Drum Split- $ 3000. Drum Split awarded to non-competitive drums Specials Chief Keeshkeemaquah Men’s Traditional Chicken Dance Special Miskwaanakwadook Traditional Women’s Team Dancing Special Jingle Dress Healing our Community Special Hand Drum Special Midnight Special Men’s Fancy special After the Bingo Special Women’s Fancy special Garry meeches Jr. Boys Traditional coming to the circle special Gordon Louis Myran Grass Dance Memorial Teddy Gordon Grass Dance Memorial Richard Hobson Grass Dance Memorial George Pashe Grass Dance Memorial MORE SPECIALS TO BE ANNOUNCED! Comedian DerRik Starlight will be performing For more information call Jacqueline 204 252 3066 or Myrna 204 252 3126 or Lisa 204 252 2553 or Gerald 204 252 3066 Camping & Water & Showers & Firewood & 24 Hour Security Available Anyone under the influence in any form will be apprehended by the RCMP Committee not responsible for theft, injuries or short funded travelers Back to Top |
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