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130 LISTINGS
Updated: March 16, 2010
353 Listings in 2009
Listed by State for Your Convenience
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Ohio
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To many Native Americans, powwows are an
important cultural event, a celebration of identity and heritage
that gives life to traditions of the past. They
are also
an opportunity to allow the non-native spectator to participate
in an authentic, indigenous gathering that traces its roots back
over a thousand years. In this descriptive guide you'll learn
about the history and regalia of a number of different dances
along with advice on powwow protocol. Includes 30 pages of
beautiful illustrations of the dances by Native American artist
Diana Stanley. 112 pp, Illus. Paperback.
$9.95 + S/H
April 16 - 18, 2010
Judy 256-582-2333
April 23 - 25, 2010
Cecil Brill 205 221-3873 205
271-2493
September 24 - 26, 2010 The
Echota Cherokee Tribe of Alabama Annual Powwow Oakville
Indian Mounds Park, in Moulton, Alabama The 24th is Children's Day.
Intertribal dancing, Indian foods; fry bread, Indian Tacos, crafts,
demonstrations of flint knapping, pottery making and many others. Fun for
the whole family.
February 13 - 14, 2010 Heard
Museum 602 252 8848
February 19 - 21, 2010 Powwow
Committee 480 446 7052 ASU
Powwow Committee P. O. Box
248, Tempe, AZ 85280 April 10,
2010 Tribal Office 918 489 5055 or 479 221
7810 Clif 479 253 3790
March 27, 2010
Inter-Tribal Student Council
657-278-3603
May 1 - 2, 2010 Liz
Fasthorse
310/206-7513 Sharon
Elmore 530 917 9219
May 15 - 16, 2010
– 9:30 am - 7:00 pm both days
3rd
Annual All Nations Acton Powwow
KOA
Campground, 7609 Soledad Canyon Road, Acton, CA 93510
Traditional Style Powwow.
Open to the Public. All Drums, Dancers & Vendors Welcome.
Head Staff: MC: Mike
Reifel, Arena Director: Victor Chavez, Spiritual Advisor: Ted Garcia, Head
Man: EZ Zazueta, Head Woman: Gloria Baker, Head Boy: Honovi Bear, Head Girl:
Irene Bartelt, Head Gourd: Saganaw Grant, Tiny Tot Boy: Sam Sierra, Tiny Tot
Girl: Ava Trepepi, Host Southern Drum: Hale & Company, Host Northern Drum:
Wild Horse Singers, Kolencia (Yaqui Deer Dancer): Senobio Balpeirra, Bird
Singers: Cahuilla Mountain Bird Singers, Princess 2010: Rachel Landry.
In Partnership with From Earth To Hand, United American Indian Involvment
UAII Inc (Non Profit association) & Disney
Debbie Martinez-Rambeau,
818 365-2422 7601 Soledad Canyon Road, Acton, CA 93510
Fax: (818) 386-5699
May 21 - 23, 2010 Donna
Clark
530-257-5449
June 11 - 13, 2010 Leonard
Robles 209 663-0923
February 13, 2010 Denver
Indian Center 303 936 2688 Denver
March Powwow Inc Grace B.
Gillett 303 934 8045
April 10, 2010
Jim Wind Eagle 860 8328138
May
15 - 16, 2010 - 11 am - 5 pm Golden Hill
Paugusett Powwow Shi 860/873-1672
September 11 - 12, 2010
Nanticoke Indian Center 302 945 3400
Come
experience the traditions and culture of the Native American people at
the Third annual Sarasota Indian Festival on January 29th, 30th and 31st
at Sarasota Fairgrounds, (New Location) 3000 Ringling Blvd from 9-5
Friday, 10-6 Saturday and 10-5 on Sunday. Find hand made, authentic, one
of a kind fine arts and crafts. There will be paintings, pottery,
jewelry, sculpture, bead work, leather work, along with traditional
Seminole and Navajo food. Sarasota Indian Festival is honored to have
East meets West as our featured entertainment this year. East meets West
is a reenactment encampment focused on the way of life of the Native
American people from both eastern and western tribes. Little Big
Mountain of the Comanche/Mohawk nations and Jim Sawgrass of Muskogee
Creek heritage will educate and entertain, bringing lots of laughter and
fun to the event this year. Their group will also be performing
traditional Native American drumming, singing and various styles of
dance. There will also be storytelling and flute music performances
throughout the weekend. $6.00 adult, $3.00 6-12, 5 and under are free.
Please join us for this truly unique event! This is a Native
American fine arts and crafts event with exhibition dance, entertainment
and music. The focus is on authentic Native American arts and crafts. No
imports will be accepted, only hand made Native American made items will
be sold.
Dona Chesser
772-567-1579
Marvin
386 734 3524
Clinton Farms 770 296 3097 May
29 - 31, 2010 Liz De Roche 808 557-8607
March 20,
2010
Yvette Matt 800 523 2464
May 1 - 2,
2010
Steven Martin
208-885-4237
June 4 - 6, 2010
Sevenhawks Hoffman
217-528-9172
May 14 - 16, 2010
Aaron Two Feathers 765-914-4185 or
765-914-4134
September 4 - 5, 2010
50th Anniversary
Tecumseh Lodge Labor Day Powwow
Our gala 50th
Anniversary Powwow. There will be many special events going on in
connection with this year’s event. An excellent head staff has been
lined up and includes ~ Head Man Dancer - Craig White of Thorntown, IN;
Head Woman Dancer - Kateri Bailey of Freeburg, IL; Youth Head Dancers -
Josh Skinner of Greenbrier, AR and Paiden Auterson of Terre Haute, IN;
Head Gourd Society - White Star Gourd Society; Southern Drum - Kenny
Bighorse of Pawhuska, OK; Northern Drums - Kingfisher Singers and
MacKenzie River; Master Of Ceremonies - E. E. “Bo” Limbaugh III from
Catoosa, OK; and presenting the colors will be Broken Arrow Color Guard
from Broken Arrow, OK. The annual Craft Contest and Fine Arts Display is
Sunday at 10 am. The Fine Arts Display will feature: “The American Flag
In Indian Art”. Admission is FREE for all participants. Camping will be
available on site and host motels with “Pow Wow Rates” are located in
Kokomo, IN. Traders are by invitation only.
Ray Kappmeyer: (317)
745-2858
January 16 - 17, 2010
Karen Sparrow
319 795 6888
Julie Spotted
Eagle Horse Martineau 3195724904
February 13, 2010
Winter Powwow in Kansas City
Kansas City Community College,
7250 State Ave, Kansas City, Kansas
presented by the Indian Council
of Many Nations.
June 18 - 19, 2010
Mary 620 767 5410
Dancing, drumming, Native American arts and crafts,
storytelling, demo's native American foods. Head Veteran: Barry Red Bird Brown;
Headman: Ben Quintana Jr.; Chris Pablo; Head Lady: Beth Houtari; Jamie
Needs. Arena Director: Alex Pablo
Mike Riley
270-317-6200
May 14 - 16, 2010
Ellie Luce
Ellie Luce
207-341-0506
May 15 - 16, 2010
Horsenet Healing Horse Spirit Powwow
1003 Twin Arch Rd. at
Carnival Grounds,
Mt. Airy, MD
21771
This is a fundraiser for abused horses.
Come join us for a weekend of Native American music and dancing
-- pony rides and a variety of vendors selling handmade crafts, jewelry and
authentic First Nations food. This is a fund raiser for our non-profit horse
rescue...currently right at 100 horses - including 12 blind horses.
Elle Williams-443-472-0670
2504 Arthur Ave,
Eldersburg, Maryland 21784
May 15 - 16, 2010
16th
Annual Drums on the Pokemoke Powwow
Cypress Park,
Pocomoke, MD
Gail Fox at 757-331-2188
757-824-3060 or 302-732-9350
Gates open @ 11:00am-8:30pm (Sat); 10:00am -6:00pm (Sun).
Admission: $5.00. Dance Competition (prize money up to $16,000). Vendors,
drummers, smoke dancers. Public is invited.
Beth Nance 410-675-3535
July 24 - 25, 2010
17th
Annual Howard County Powwow
Howard County
fairgrounds on 1022 Fairground Rd.,
W. Friendship, MD
695W to I70W, exit 80 (Rt.32) Right on Rt 144.
Admission : $8.50
Barry (252)257-5383
Accohannock Indian Tribe
410-623-2660 May 7, 2010 Black Eagle 401 270 5020
March 13, 2010 April
Lindala
906-227-1397
March 13 - 14, 2010 Matt or
Lori Balsbaugh 810 636 287 Colleen
Green
989-774-2508
August 28 - 29, 2010
The Leh Nah Weh Native American Organization Invites
you to join us for our 9th Annual "Mending the Sacred Hoop" Traditional Powwow.
Gates will open at 10am both days with Grand Entries at 1 & 7pm Saturday and 1pm
Sunday. Join us for a weekend long Celebration of Native American Culture and
Traditions Including, Native Foods, Arts & Crafts, Singing & Dancing, and
Storytelling Abel
Cool Wind Bear Cooper 517-263-3233 Vendor
Info: Ron Reed 517-436-3589 Sharon or Jim 651 452 4141
July 14 - 17, 2010 Ms Willis
601 650 7450
Dona McKinney 573 896 8968
Jim Burns at 406 994 4880
August 13 -
15, 2010
Drum circle
Competition, dance competition , story telling, native language,
petroglyph painting, face painting and more.
Kim Weston and Laura Pippin
406-458-3700
contact@montanalivinghistory.org
June 18 - 19, 2010
Ronnie O Brien (308) 237-1000
Gordon Dodd - Darrell Garcia
Mt Kearsarge Indian Museum 603 456 2600
June 12 - 13, 2010
Nanticoke
Leni-Lenape 29th Annual Powwow
Salem County Fairgrounds on
State Hwy. 40 Woodstown,
NJ
Great powwow!
Competition dancing. Hrs: 10am-6pm. Adm: $10.00
per car!
Lorraine
856-455-6910
Susan Medina 505 262 6532
GON Ltd 505 836 2810
January 29 - 31 and February 5 - 7, 2010 Thunderbird
American Indian Dancers Annual Dance Concert & Powwow Theatre for the
New City 155 First Avenue, NY, NY 212-254-1109
May 29 - 30, 2010
Bowdoin Park 85 Sheafe Rd. Wappingers Falls, NY 12590
“The River That Flows Both Ways”
Head Lady : Gerri Panther Eyes; Host Drum: Nimham
Mountain Singers; All Drums & Dancers welcome. Special
Attraction: The Aztec Dancers " The Salina Family " and The
Birds Of Prey. All Donations Accepted. A percentage of donation
going to Long Island Native American Task Force College Fund
Native American Indian Dancing * Native American Indian Craft
Vendors* Native American Indian/ American Foods* Children
Dances*Native American Indian History* Story Telling All parking $5.00/car ** M/C $2 each ** Handicap
free (must have plaque in car or HC Plates) Day money will be
given to the first 20 dancers. At end of Powwow (Monday) there will be a dancers blanket give
away for all participating dancers. Tony Moon Hawk: 917-415-5139
Marcey Tree In The Wind 973-981-1954
Nimham Mountain Singers at
http://www.nimham.com
Jessie LaPan
518-887-2590
Rachel Ensing
919-843-5928
July 9 - 11, 2010
Tribal Office 1-336-816-7747
July 9 - 11, 2010
Danile Henry at 701 421 1410
Lance Red Hawk (336) 985-3837
September 10
- 12, 2010 Mabel Benjamin Blue Ridge Int PW
Assn 813-765-3073
Mabel Benjamin Blue Ridge Int PW Assn
813-765-3073- Park info 336-921-2330
January 23
- 24, 2010
February 6,
2010
Alan Merrill 541 461 2882
May 1 - 2, 2010
Tawawa Spring
Traditional Powwow
1350 Brush Row Road, Wilberforce,
OH 45384
Head Male Dancer: Boo Brings Them;
Head Female Dancer: Sharon Provance; Head Veterans Dancer:
Richard Brings Them; MC: Danny Two Eagles; Arena Director: Jamie
K. Oxendine; All Drums welcome.
Host Hotel: Holiday Inn, 300 Xenia
Town Square, Xenia, OH 45385
937-372-9221
Rick Haithcock 937-522-0786
PO Box 1196, Beavercreek, OH
45434
May 29 -
31, 2010
Native American Indian Center Of
Central Ohio
(614) 443-6120
Samantha Holland
937-592-2412
February 7,
2010
Ashlee Jacobsen at 405-547-2948
February 6,
2010
Deana 580 226 7680
Cathie Praker 405 350 3428
March 20, 2010
2010 Honor Dance
Cleveland County Fairgrounds,
Norman, OK
Miss Indian Okla. City - Bri Chavez
- Kiowa; Jr. Miss Indian Okla. City - Aysia Kemble - Ponca;
Little Miss Indian Okla. City - Gabriella Padilla - Chickasaw.
Gourd Dancing - 1:30 p.m. ; Supper
5:00 p.m.; Grand Entry - 7:00 p.m. M.C.
Wallace Coffey - Comanche; Head Man
Dancer - Willie Beard - Pawnee;
Head Lady - Randi Sunray -
Kiowa/Ponca; Head Gourd Dancer - Bruce Caesar - Kiowa
Head Singer - John Kemble - Ponca;
Northern Drum - Tall Grass; Area Director - Randy Frazier -
Prairie Band Potawatomi. Contests:
Men's Straight - 300-200-100;
Men's Traditional - 300-200-100; Ladies Cloth - 200-100-75;
Women's Fancy Shawl -
125-100-75; Jr. Girls Jingle & Fancy 6-13 yrs. - 100-75-50 Tiny
Tots
Raffles and A & C booths. Free and
open to the public.
Kayrene Chavez for the booths
405-205-7770
March 27,
2010
Bernadette Huber 405 240 2600
April 2,
2010
Summer 580 654 2349
April 3,
2010
Monica Billy 580 584 3365
580-236-1305
Erin Merryweather 405 427 5228
Ashlee Jacobsen at 405-547-2948
May 14 -
15, 2010
Cori Matthew
503-288-8177
July 9 -
11, 2010
July 29 -
August 1, 2010
Gary 360 546 1867
March 10 - 13, 2010
Noni Many Hawks Nickerson
April 10 - 11, 2010
New Faces of an Ancient People
Mt. Nittany
Middle School, 656 Brandywine Drive., State College, PA
7th
Annual Traditional Powwow
Free
admission!
Hrs: Sat 11-9pm Sun 11am-6pm More info :em:
John Sanchez
814-863-7994
May 14 - 16, 2010
Mark Onehawk
484-941-1317
Vendors call Dave Stonewolf
717-944-7557
stonewolf1952@aol.com
May 22 - 23, 2010
De-Un-Da-Ga Powwow
Custalogia
Town Scout Reservation
off old US 322.
Carlton, PA
Sat & Sun
11am-8pm. Lots of dancers and crafters.
Gary Davis for
info: 814-941-6665
May 29 - 31, 2010
Chief Buffy Red Feather Brown
215-549-4191
www.secherokee-confederacy.org
June 12 -
13, 2010
Host Drum: Eagle Thunder; MC: Makwa;
Head Female Dancers: Falling Leaves; Head Male Dancer: Crow;
Special Aztec Fire Dancers; Grand Entry: Saturday, 12 noon and 7
p.m.. Free Camping for Vendors and Dancers.
Makwa and Many Wolves Woman
717-567-3588
Hobby Horse Ranch Native American
Festival
428 Hartz Rd,
Fleetwood, PA
Lots of quality
jewelry & crafts. Spirit Wing Band performance!
Sat, & Sun
10am-6pm. Route 222N to 12E. Left on 73W(1mi). Right on Hartz
Rd. Jim 610-944-5797
July 10 - 11, 2010
2nd Annual
Sunsational Campground
Millmont, PA
Host Drum: Eagle Thunder; MC: Makwa;
Special Aztec Fire Dancers; Grand Entry: Saturday, 12 noon and 7
p.m.. Free Camping for Vendors and Dancers.
Makwa and Many Wolves Woman
717-567-3588
July 17 - 18, 2010
13th Annual Native
American Powwow
DelGrosso’s
Amusement Park off Rt 99 on Rt 220
Tipton, PA
Bellwood exit. Or
take PA tpike I76 west to I99, exit 146(Bedford). Take I99N to
exit 44(Bellwood). Turn left off ramp, then right onto business
RT.220. Go 2.5 miles to amusement park. Competition
dancing, 100+ champion dancers! GREAT Powwow! Free parking &
admission to amusement park and powwow! Great Native crafts &
jewelry.
Ezra Fields
918-762-3134
Del Grosso’s
Amusement Park at 814-684-3538
July 24 - 25, 2010
Lenape Village Powwow
Core Creek Park -901 E. Bridgetown Pike,
Langhorne, PA 19047
Sat: 10am-7pm;
Sun: 10am-6pm Adm. $6. adults, kids: $3.
215-357-4005
or 215-369-0581
churchvillenaturecenter@cobucks.pa.usa
www.churchvillenaturecenter.org
August 15 - 16, 2010
Roasting Ears of Corn Native
American Festival
Museum of Indian Culture, 2825 Fish Hatchery Rd.
Allentown, PA
10:30am-6pm.
Traditional.
610-797-2121 Pat
Rivera
August 21 - 22, 2010
12th annual Thunder Mountain
Lenape' Festival
236 Skyline
Drive, Saltsburg, PA
10-6 Grand Entry at noon. Native
American drumming, dancing, crafts, food, programs and tomahawk
throwing tournament. Admission, $3 adults, chilren under 14
free.
Pat Selinger 724-639-3488
August 28 - 29, 2010
Makwa and Many Wolves Woman
717-567-3588
Two Moons 11th Annual
Traditional Powwow
Shartlesville School, 4th St. off
Shartlesville Rd. & Rt 78.,
Shartlesville, PA
Lots of dancers &
vendors. Fri, Sat, Sun, & Mon. 11am-6pm. This is a fun powwow
for the public. Cisco & Amy 609-903-1777
September 18 - 19, 2010
Muddy Run Powwow All proceeds
benefit American Diabetes Association. Drums and
Vendors by Invitation Only. Host Drum: White Buffalo;
Guest Drums: Southern Heart, Morningstar Singers; Head Lady
Dancer: Sheena; Head Man Dancer: Danny Yellow Eagle Reese;
Emcee: David White Buffalo; Arena Director: Ernie
Strongbear. American Indian drumming, dancing, arts,
crafts and foods. 30 vendors. Open to Public: 10:00
a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Saturday; 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Sunday.
Grand Entry - Noon both days. Open dancing around fire
on Saturday Night Only. Admission: $5.00 per person -
Children 7 and under, and elders 65+, free admission. Lots of lodging close by in Lancaster, PA and
surrounding area. We are south of Lancaster. Noni Many Hawks
Nickerson 717-776-1075
Lawilowan A.I.F., Inc.
Clugston Road, Newville, Pennsylvania, 17241
www.lawilowan.com
(home site for Muddy Run and Lawilowan AIF)
April 4 - 5, 2009
Loyola Rankin 505-917-1162
July 18 - 19, 2009
Rhode Island Indian Council 401-781-1098
September 5, 2009 Rick LaBean 843 862 3299 April 16 -
18, 2010 Mabel Benjamin Blue Ridge Int PW
Assn 813-765-3073
rocksandthingstoo@hotmail.com
April 17 - 18, 2010
Ronnie Beck 803-328-2427 ex230 or 803-493-3907
February 20 - 21, 2010 SDSU 605 688 6129
May 15 -
16, 2010
Linda Veal or Carol Cash
January 16,
1010
James at 963 653 3116
January 30,
2010
Delbert Johnson 936- 239-0771
March 6,
2010
Leah Williams 254 867 3622
March 13,
2010
Robert Soto 956 686 6696
March 27,
2010
Jim Moore
940-782-7747
Gourd session,
all style men and women dancing and craft. Call Roberto for
information.
Roberto C Barrera Powwow Coordinator
October 16,
2010
David Silva
830-303-3151
March 6,
2010
Carrie 801 486 4877
Tina Calamity 435 586 7772
April 3,
2010
American Indian Resource Center 801
581 7018
May 8, 2010
Scott Shanklin
434 374-2210
September
18-19, 2010
Ed Branch
(757) 654-9301
The Great American Exposition & Powwow
The Showplace – 3000 Mechanicsville Turnpike,
Richmond, VA
27th
Annual. Indoors Fri: 9am-9pm; Sat: 11am-8pm; Sun 11am-6pm This
is a contest powwow
Barry (252)
257-5383 or
powwow@vance.net
May 15,
2010
Shelley Hamrick
360-501-1655
April 10,
2010
Josephine Lee 608 387 0282
June 12 - 13, 2010 Emily Big Canoe
(905) 252-3268 Gloria Nahanee
778 288 6501
receptionist@mifcs.bc.ca
July 31, August 1 & 2, 2010 Cynthia Bell or Rob
Rox 705-859-2385
April 24 - 25, 2010
Sabine Koepf und Walter Dotter
+49 7721/91 666 91
(About 4.5 miles south of Perkins)
Contest In All Categories
Schedule:
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Lower Flag @
5pm
Gourd Dance
@ 2pm
Gourd Dance
@ 2pm
Registration
Opens @6pm
Lower Flag
@5pm
Lower
Flag/Supper @ 5pm
Gourd Dance
@6:30 pm
Supper Break
@ 5:30 pm
Gourd Dance
@ 6pm
Grand Entry
@ 7:30 pm
Registration
Opens @ 6pm
Grand Entry
@ 7pm
Gourd Dance
@ 6:30 pm
Grand Entry
@ 7:30 pm
Security provided
Food & merchandise
vendors will be on hand
Ashlee Jacobsen
405-547-2948
5th Annual Black Horse Indian Powwow Christian County Fairgrounds,
Taylorville, Illinois June 4-6, 2010 Gates Open 10am to
9pm. Dancing at 12 Noon daily
Arena Staff: Head Man Dancer Arena Director: Zach Kehler Yellow
Jacket Oglalla Emcee: David Wayahneetah Welch,
Cherokee Lyhn Thea Billy Blackfeet Head Gourd Dancer: Thomas
Threefeathers, Blackfeet Head Veteran: John Skenandore,
Oneida Featuring Native American Flute
Player George Spotted Horse Leduc (NAMA) Native American Music Awards
Nominee Public
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
The
Powwow Trail: Understanding and Enjoying the Native American Powwow
by Julia White
United Cherokee 12th Annual Festival & Native
American Powwow
3550 Creek Path Road, Guntersville, AL. 35976
Non-Competition Dancing. Posting of Colors-UCAN
Veteran's Society & Honor Guard. Drums-RedRoad Singers, Thunderheart,
All Drums Welcome. MC-Lee Trevino. AD-Butch Richardson & Steve Edge.
Head Man-Skippy Smith. Head Lady-Katie Smith. Jr. Head Man-TBA. Jr.
Head Lady-TBA. Flute Player-Jimmy Yellowhorse. Storyteller-Hoy
Southerland. Pow Wow Princess Contest-Tiny Tot, Junior, Senior--$2.00
Entry Fee. Friday, April 16th..Gates Open 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Public
Welcome. Free Admission. Children's Day, Dancing, Singing, Craft
Demonstrations, Story Tellers, Flute Playing, Archery, Flint-knapping.
Saturday, April 17th.. Admission-Adults $5.00, Children/Seniors $3.00.
Gates Open 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Dancing, Drumming, Demonstrations.
Grand Entry-12:00 Noon. Dancing till 7:00 p.m. Sunday, April
18th..Gates Open 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Public Welcome.
Admission-Adults $5.00, Children/Seniors $3.00. Grand Entry-12:00
Noon. Dancing till 5:00 p.m. No alcohol, drugs or politics. Ground
Security & EMT Service will be provided. Concessions, Shower Facilities,
Handicap Facilities, & Primitive Camping Available.
6407 Jarmon Road, Guntersville, AL 35976
ucanonline@bellsouth.net
http://www.ucan-online.org
10th Annual Cherokee River Homecoming Festival
Bankhead National Forest, Moulton, AL 35650
Kent Ware, Sr. Memorial, Homecoming Indian
Festival with Thursday the 22nd as setup day for vendors and campers.
Head Staff: Head Lady: Karen Cooper; Head Man: Gene Thomas; Head
Veteran: Don Nelson; Arena Director: Charles LaHay; MC: John Ferguson;
Drums: Host: Chickamauga Spirit; Guest: Drum: Wire Grass. Gates
Open 11 AM Grand Entry Times; Friday: 3 PM, Closing Colors 7 PM
Saturday: 11 AM & 5PM Closing 7PM Sunday: 1 PM, Closing 5 PM.
Every Armed Service Veteran is invited to take part in our Grand Entry &
Veteran’s Activities. Special Events and Entertainment! Draw Money
for Dancers: Saturday & Sunday. *Children’s & Senior’s Day: All day
Friday Free Admission. *Gem & Gold Panning booth open all weekend, Try
a bucket; you might find real gold or a gemstone *Trade Blanket Friday &
Saturday After events. Indian Crafts, Native Food, Intertribal dancing,
demonstrations, gem & gold panning, craft vendors & more. All
Veterans, Dancers, Drums, youth groups and the public are invited to
enjoy this weekend with us. Be sure and bring your lawn or powwow chairs
and plan to spend the day
1075 County Road 67, Moulton, Alabama 35650
kbagwell1@gmail.com
www.webjam.com/hogohegeeindiancenter
Hoop Dance Championship
Heard Museum, Phoenix, AZ
World's Best Native
American hoop dancers return to Phoenix for 2010 World Title! Top American
Indian and Canadian First Nation hoop dancers from the United States and Canada
are set to compete for the prestigious title of world champion during a weekend
of competition at the Heard Museum. Saturday and Sunday, February 13 & 14, 2010
- Rain or Shine; 9:30 a.m. Grand Entry – Saturday and Sunday; Competition will
end at approx. 5 p.m. on Saturday. The Adult final round will begin at 2 p.m. on
Sunday. Cost: $12 general admission, $11 seniors (65+), $7 American Indians, $3
children 4-12, free for children under 4. Cost is per day and includes the event
and museum admission. Tickets at the gate.
2301 N. Central Ave., Phoenix AZ 85004
members@heard.org
http://www.heard.org
Chasing the Sun Powwow
Jobing Arena, Glendale, AZ
$100,000 in total prize
money! Drum Contest added this year! $8,000 top prize to North and South
drums. 2-Day Competition Powwow. (Friday & Saturday) with contestants from
across the U.S. and Canada. Admission: $15 per day; 65 & older and 6 & under
"free"; $5.25 facility usage fee included in the price. All proceeds to
benefit the NABI Foundation
PO Box 25606, Phoenix, AZ 85002
info@chasingthesunpowwow.com
http://www.chasingthesunpowwow.com/index.html
April 16 - 18, 2010
24th Annual Powwow at ASU
ASU Band Practice Field, Phoenix, AZ
Powwow Office 480 965 5224
Volunteers are needed for
2010 to make this year a successful powwow!
The Powwow is a Smoke-Free event. No smoking is allowed anywhere on the Pow Wow
grounds. No drugs or alcohol.
letspowwow@asu.edu
Natchez Nation Benefit Powwow
Fort Smith Convention Center, Fort Smith, AR
Outdoor stomp dancing at 10AM. Grand entry and intertribal
dancing at 2PM. Dinner at 5PM. Gourd dancing at 6PM (NDN time). Powwow
benefits "Meals for Kids." Helping feed children in western Arkansas and Eastern
Oklahoma.
Community Services Clearinghouse P.O. Box 1522, Fort Smith, AR 72902
tribal-office@natchez-nation.com
June 18 -
20, 2010
Turpentine Creek Powwow
Turpentine Creek, Eureka Springs, AR
Located on the main plateau of the Refuge, overlooking the
beautiful Ozark Mountains, it is an fun event for all ages. The excitement of
live drumming, chanting, and dancing is particularly beautiful as evening falls
over the sacred circle. Festivities include Inter-Tribal Dance contests,
singers, drummers, crafts, American Indian cuisine, and more. $5 daily or $10
weekend pass; children 3 and under free.
239 Turpentine Creek Lane, Eureka Springs, AR 72632
clif@turpentinecreek.org
Inter-Tribal Spring Powwow
Cal. State Fullerton, Engineering & Computer Sciences Lawn
The beat of the Drums,
beautiful swarm of colors, and handcrafted jewelry designs will be showcased in
Cal. State University, Fullerton's Engineering and Computer Science Lawn
Saturday March 27, 2010. This Event will host Native American Dances along with
the traditional foods and jewelry. All are welcome to join and encouraged to
bring blankets and chairs. The event will host dozens of ceremonial dances, and
individuals will participate in competition dances with Native Americans from
several surrounding states. In the afternoon, audience members may be invited to
join the circle. Vendors will be on hand to sell traditional Native American
food and souvenirs. The powwow is free and open to the public; chairs and
blankets are suggested for sitting. The event is sponsored by the Inter-Tribal
Student Council, Assoc. for Inter-Cultural Awareness and Associated Students,
Inc.
800 N. State College Blvd., Fullerton, California 92831
itsc_3603@hotmail.com
www.csufintertribal.com
25th Annual Powwow at UCLA
UCLA North Athletic Field, Los Angeles, CA
Head Staff: Bear Springs
Singers-Northern Drum; Sooner Nation- Southern Drum; David Patterson- Head Man,
Tiffany Jackson- Head Woman, Victor Chavez- Arena Director, Lambert Yazzie- Head
Judge, Michael Reifel- Master of Ceremonies, Jimi Castillo- Spiritual
Advisor, California Golden State Gourd Society, Mountain Cahuilla Bird
Singers. Free Admission. Dancing and Singing Contest, Miss UCLA
Pageant, Attendees encouraged to bring own canopies and chairs, Absolutely no
alcohol or drugs allowed, No overnight camping, Parking $10/day
3201 Campbell Hall, Box 951548, Los Angeles, California 90095-1548
powwow@ucla.edu
May 14 - 16, 2010
Big Time Powwow
Pit River Casino, Burney, CA
Competition dancing
paying 4 Places with over $13,500 in Prize Money. Hand Games $500.00 in prize
money. Grand Entry Saturday at 12:00 noon and Sunday 1:00pm.
20265 Tamarack Ave, Burney, CA 96013
info@pitrivercasino.com
Susanville Memorial Powwow
Susanville, CA
1st Annual Memorial
Powwow-Honoring our Ancestors & Veterans. $16,500 in Prizes.
Dance Contests. Hand Drum Contest. Veterans Breakfast. Jingle Dress Special.
Traditional Native Dance Demonstrations. Host Drum: White Eagle--Seattle, WA.
845 Joaquin St, Susanville, California 96130
info@sir-powwow.com
http://www.sir-powwow.com
10th Annual Table Mountain Rancheria Powwow
Table Mountain Rancheria Casino in Friant, CA
Central Valley's Leading
Powwow. "Honoring Our Traditions" Head Staff - MC - Tom Phillips; Arena
Directors - Art Martinez and J.R. Manuel; Coordinator - Eugene Newman; Head
Judge - Rick Yazzie; Head Gourd Dancer - Ken Bovetti; Head Golden Age Man Dancer
- Saginaw Grant; Head Golden Age Woman Dancer - Myrna Medeicinehorse; Head Man
Dancer - Russell McCloud; Head Woman Dancer - Anna LeRoy. $40,000 in cash
prizes. Dance Specials - Chicken Dance - $1,000, Women's Traditional -
$1,000. Drum Contest - 1st place - $5,000; 2nd place - $3,000; 3rd place -
$1,000. Local Drum - All Nations from Selma, CA. Northern Drum - Echo Sky
from Wadsworth, NV. Southern Drum - Wild Band of Comanches from Fletcher, OK.
American Indian Arts and Crafts Vendors - free admission to the public - all
dancers and drums welcome - please bring your own chairs - no pets please
Powwow Staff
559-822-2890-daytime, 559-284-4701-evening
8184 Table Mountain Road, Friant, California 93626
enewman@ihcscv.org
www.tmcasino.com
June 20, 2010
Red Circle Father's Day Powwow
Oak Grove Regional Park, Stockton, CA
Sunday June 20 2010 From
11:00am to 9:00pm Parking is $5.00 Gourd 11:00am
Grand Entry 12:00pm All Drum & Dancers Welcome Combined Dance Contest &
Princess Contest Native American Food Jewelry Arts and Crafts No Drug or
Alcohol Allowed Please Being Your Own Chair.
4520 W Eight Mile Rd, Stockton, CA 95209
chumash1@sbcglobal.net
Community Voices Valentine's Powwow
Denver Indian Center, Denver Colorado
3:00 p.m. - 10:00
p.m.; 6:00 p.m. - Grand Entry. Free Admission; Everyone welcome. Sweet Heart Two
Step; Cake Walk. Colorado State Intertribal Fry bread Cook-off Contest -
1st-$75; 2nd-$50; 3rd-$25. $5 to enter - Individual must bring 5 pieces of fry
bread 4:00 p.m.
4407 Morrison Road, Denver, CO 80219
ncipa@fortnet.org
March 19 - 21, 2010
Denver March Powwow
Denver Coliseum, Denver, CO
Drum groups, Dancers,
Food, Crafts, Contests, prize money, coronation of the 2010 Denver March Powwow
Princess and more.
P.O. Box 19178, Denver, CO 80219
denvermarchpowwow@comcast.net
Wambli Tokoda-Coyote Clan Powwow
Central Ct State University, New Britain, CT
Grand Entry at Noon. Sponsored By Wambli
Tokoda Native Student Organization
1615 Stanley St, New Britain, CT 06053
wamblitokoda@yahoo.com
ww.ccsunativeclub.org
Town Beach, East Haddam/Colchester Turnpike, East Haddam, CT 06423
Dancers Welcome.
Nanticoke Indian Powwow
Nanticoke Rez, Millsboro, DE
Powwow features traditional dancing, singing
and drumming, crafts, storytelling and tours of the Nanticoke
Indian Museum and Library. Gates open at 10 AM.
Nanticoke Indian Assoc. 27073 John J. Williams Hwy., Millsboro,
DE 19966
nanticok@verizon.net
Sarasota Indian Festival
Sarasota fairgrounds 3000 Ringling Blvd, Sarasota Fl. 34237
Rex Begaye
941-924-2784
3000 Ringling Blvd, Sarasota, Fl 34237
rexbegaye@gmail.com
www.myspace.com/sarasotaindianfestival
February 19 - 21, 2010
Vero's
Thunder on the Beach Powwow
Indian River County Fairgrounds 7955 58th Ave, Vero Beach Fl 32977
We
are so excited and Honored to have Northern Wind Singers as our host
drum this year. Coming all the way from Ontario Canada. They are the
recipient of the 2004 Canadian aboriginal Music Award for best
traditional powwow album "Whispering Winds" and 2008 aboriginal peoples
Music Choice Awards best powwow traditional album" Northern Winds" Lead
Dancers: Hear Man: Ed Winddancer, Head Lady: Kaye Taylor, MC: Ron
Colombe, Arena Director: Billy Kipp. Over 30 Artisans and
Crafters, Flute Makers, Great Food, tepee contest, Treasure Coast
Wildlife and lots more. Join us for a Jam-Packed Schedule of
events and spectacular live performances. Bring the whole family
to "experience" the American Indian Culture like never before.
Admission Fee: $6.00 Adults, $4.00 Seniors and Children under 6 are
free.
1670 11 th Place, Vero Beach, Florida, 32960
deedee1579@aol.com
www.thunderonthebeachpowwow.net
DeLand
YMCA Powwow
YMCA Grounds, DeLand, FL
Herb
Buffalo Dancer Shepherd is the Head Man and the Head Lady is Raven. MC:
Ric Bird;
Host Drums: Bird Chopper; Arena Director: Ken Cloudwalker.
761 E International Speedway Blvd, DeLand, FL 32724
DeLandPowWow@aol.com
Rednation Inc. Powwow
Clinton Farms Reserve, Winston, GA
Gates Open Sat. 10 am to 6 pm - Grand Entry 12 noon Sun. 10 am to 6 pm -
Grand entry 1 pm Admission: 5 and under free, 5 to 12 $3, 12 to 55 $5,
55 and up $3.
Primitive camping available for dancers and vendors.
8702 Ephesus Church Rd., Winston, GA 30180
kddowell@hotmail.com
21st
Cherokee County Indian Festival & Mothers Day Powwow
Boling Park in Canton, Georgia
Sat. 11am-8pm/Sun. 11am-6pm. Competition Powwow $ / Indian festival. All drums
welcome / $ honorariums & feast. Iron man competition (fancy & grass). MC:
Chuck Benson; Head Judge: Bronson Haywahe; Headman and woman: (Honorable
selection).
Re-enactments. Tipi encampments and competition. Primitive skills
demonstrations.
Warriors on horseback. Ray Pena (Birds of Prey). Hoop dancers. Aztec
dancers. Live buffalo (bison). Native arts and crafts. Native foods/ gator
tail, buffalo, fry bread, pima wraps, roasted corn & Americana favorites.
Admission: Adults: $9 Kids: $5 kids 5 years & under: free.
Rolling Thunder Enterprises
770-735-6275
34 Rolling Thunder Drive
Jasper, Georgia 30143
rolling_thunder@earthlink.net
www.rthunder.com
Hilo Inter-Tribal PowWow
Wailoa River State Park, Hilo, Hi
Traditional, No Contest, PowWow. No admission charge.
Host Drum: Wildhorse Singers, Head Man: Mike Gates, Head Woman: Fredricka
Hunter, M.C.'s: John Dawson, Chip Begay, Allen Ward, Arena Directors: Dan
McDaniel, Tom Rowland. Children's lodge with free storytelling and crafts.
Veteran's Honoring on Monday, May 31st. Vendors by invitation only.
info@hilopowwow.com
www.hilopowwow.com
Coeur d'Alene Casino Anniversary Powwow
Coeur d'Alene Casino, Worley, ID
Head Man:
Jonathon Nomee; Head Lady: Norma Jean Louie. Arts and
crafts vendors
US hwy 95, Worley, ID 83876
ymatt@cdacasino.com
University of Idaho's 11th Annual
Tutxinmepu Powwow
Memorial Gym, University of Idaho, Moscow, ID
Host
Drum: Elk Soldier, Marty, SD; MC: Dave Brown Eagle (Spokane & Ho
Chunk); Head Judge: Janice Ellenwood (Colville); AD: Peter Jo
Olney (Yakama). $2500 Drum Contest: 1st-$1200, 2nd-$800,
3rd-$500 (6 singer minimum). UI Royalty Pageant. Specials: Men's
& Women's Team Dance, Teen Boy's Grass & Teen Girl's Jingle.
Grand Entry Times: May 1st-12pm & 7pm, May 2-12pm. Dinner will
be provided at 5pm on Saturday, May 1st.
PO Box 443030, Moscow, Idaho 83844
oit_71@hotmail.com
Illinois
The Taylorville Black Horse Powwow
Christian County Fairgrounds, Taylorville, Illinois
The 5th annual Black
Horse Powwow invites you to 'Come Dance With Us!! Head Man Dancer, Joe Billy AKA
Chato.; Head Lady Dancer, Lyhn Thea Billy; Arena Director, Zach Yellow Jacket
Kehler; Head Veteran, John Spotted Hawk Skenandore; Head Gourd Dancer, Tommy
Threefeathers; Emcee, David Wayahneetah Welch. Free admission and parking. Hot
showers for vendors and dancers. RV Hook-ups available and lots of camping room.
1012 North 12th Street, Springfield, Illinois 62702
sevenhawks@sbcglobal.net
http://taylorvillepowwow.bravehost.com
Tecumseh Lodge Mid-Winter Powwow
Hendricks County Fairgrounds, 1900 E US 36, Danville, IN
Gourd Dancing at 1 & 6:30 pm, Intertribal dancing at 2 & 7:30 pm, Head
Man - Chris Stoltman, Head Lady - Anna Cornelison, Drums - Strongheart
Singers & Kingfisher Singers. More info:
www.TecumsehLodge.org
Dennis Hammer
(317) 244-8492
1900 E Main St., Danville, IN 46122
powwow@tecumsehlodge.org
www.TecumsehLodge.org
6th Annual "Honoring Our Children" Powwow
Springwood Park, Waterfall Rd., Richmond, Indiana 47374
InterTribal Powwow, Not a contest, but prizes and
prized= money to be given out.
Host Drum: Blue Heron; Co-Host: SkyHawk. All other drums welcomed and
will be cared for. MC: Brian Darst, AD: Martin Tall Horse
49 N.W. J Street, Richmond, Indiana 47374
astevens@richmondindiana.gov or
astevens60@hotmail.com
Tipton County Fairgrounds, 1200 S Main St, Tipton, IN
Bald Eagle Appreciation Days Powwow
River City Mall, Keokuk, IA
All dancers and drums welcome. Host Northern Drum: Night Eagle,
Guest Northern Drum: Mato Luta, Head Man: TBA, Head Lady: Julie
Spotted Eagle Horse Martineau, Eyepaha: Bill Brown Jr.
300 Main St #490, Keokuk, IA 52632
spottdeaglehorse@aol.com
http://www.keokukiowatourism.org/eagledays.htm
June 12 -
13 2010
Indian Lake Park Summer Powwow
Indian Lake Park, 28163 Willow Avenue Farmington, IA
52626-8007
Sponsored by The Thunderbirds; Hosted by Indian Lake Park.
Host Drum The Night Eagle Singers; Head Lady Bekki White Feather
Riney; Arena Director Joe Red Bear. All dancers and drums
welcome! The city of Farmington will also be having the
Strawberry Festival at the same time, offering fresh
strawberries and ice cream, as well as city wide flea markets,
antiques, and so much more! Electrical hookups are
limited, please call or email in advance to reserve your place,
primitive camp sites are available! For camping
information and electrical camp site: call 319-878-3706 or email
themanagers@indianlakepark.com Vendor
information please email Karen Bevard at
karenlaughingbear@gmail.com Dancer and Drum
information please contact Julie Spotted Eagle Horse Martineau
at
spottdeaglehorse@aol.com or
thunderbirdsiowa@yahoo.com
114 N Harrison, Mediapolis, Iowa 52637
spottdeaglehorse@aol.com
www.indianlakepark.com/
Kaw Inter-tribal Powwow
Kaw Mission Historic Site, Council Grove, KS
Co-sponsored by Kaw Nation and Friends of Kaw Heritage, Inc.
500 N. Mission, Council Grove, KS 66846
Honoring the Elders Powwow
Hardin County Fairgrounds, Elizabethtown, KY
133 S. Maple Street, Elizabethtown, KY 42701
deputymike969@hotmail.com
Tunica Biloxi Powwow
Tunica-Biloxi Reservation, Marksville, LA
Native American dance
competition: Entry fee is $5 for dance competition participants. Up to $28,000
in prizes. Committee Special: Traditional Style dance contest. Best man and best
woman, $1,000 each, Friday, May 15, 8:30PM. Participants must register and dance
in grand entry on Friday. Drum (Singing) Contest: Three places in both the
Northern & Southern categories; 1st Place $3,000; 2nd Place $2,000; 3rd Place
$1,000. Host drums are not eligible.
John Barbry 800 946 1946
Chief Joseph Alcide/Pierite Powwow Grounds Hwy 1, Marksville, LA 71351
tunica40@bellsouth.net
End of Winter Gathering
81 North Street Newport, Maine
A Native American celebration of the end of winter and the
beginning of Spring. Dancing, drums, traders, and socialization.
948 Elm street, Newport, Maine 04953
ncountrypowwow@yahoo.com
www.wanderingmoosecreations.com
North Country Inter-Tribal Powwow
Newport, Maine
11th Annual Native American Indian Powwow held each year to
share with the public the Native culture and heritage, with
dancers and drums from across the US and Canada. Storytelling
and demonstrations, raffles, a tomahawk throwing contest and
much more.
Gate opens at 10 each day Grand Entry is at 12noon each day
Admission: 5.00 per adult/per day kids under 18 is free with a
paid adult. Elders are $3.00 Free limited camping with
paid admission.
948 Elm Street, Newport, Maine 04953
ncountrypowwow@yahoo.com
www.wanderingmoosecreations.com
horsesnet@yahoo.com
www.horsenethorserescue.org
Baltimore American Indian Center 36th Annual Powwow
Maryland State Fair Grounds, Timonuim, MD
P.O. Box 6171, Baltimore, MD 21231
info@baic.org
Healing of All Nations Powwow
Bending Water Park, Marion, MD
Two Day Powwow. Dancing (non-competition) Native Demonstrations, Native foods,
Native Venders. Primitive camping.
P.O. Box 404, Marion, Maryland 21838
accohannock@verizion.net
Pocasset Wampanoag Tribe Honor the Child Powwow
Wampanoag Reservation, Fall River, MA
Host Drum: Eastern Medicine Singers. All Drums Welcome. From 9
AM to 5PM.
803 Bedford, Fall River, MA 02723
Pocassettc@hotmail.com
18th Learning to Walk Together traditional Powwow
Vandament Arena, Northern Michigan University, Marquette, MI
The NMU Native American
Student Association will be hosting the 18th annual "Learning to Walk Together"
traditional powwow at the Vandament Arena on the NMU campus on Saturday, March
13. Grant entry times are noon and 6 p.m. Native artisans will be selling items
such as baskets, beadwork and jewelry.
Native American Student Association., Box 73-University Center, Marquette, MI
49855
nasa@nmu.edu
www.nmu.edu/nativeamericans
Mid-Winter Powwow
Baker College-Health & Fitness Center, Flint, MI
Adults $4, Children $3 (5
& under free). Saturday evening meal provided for dancers.
1050 W Bristol Rd., Flint, MI 48502
glicatraders@yahoo.com
March 20 - 21, 2010
Central Michigan University 21st Annual Powwow
Rose Arena, Mount
Pleasant, Michigan
Tickets will be available
a month before at Central Michigan University's box office. General Public -
$7.00, Children and Elders - $5.00, CMU Students and SCIT members free with
I.D.Grand Entry times: Saturday the 20th at 1:00pm and 7:00pm. Sunday the 21st
at 12:00pm. Doors are open to the public at 11:00am.
Broomfield Rd., Mount Pleasant, Michigan 48858
nap@cmich.edu
http://www.cmich.edu/x21693.xml
9th Annual "Mending the Sacred Hoop" Traditional Powwow
Lenawee County Fair and Event Grounds 602 North Dean Street, Adrian, MI
Leh Nah Weh Native American Organization P.O. Box 972, Adrian, MI 49221
(517) 263-3233 Fax (517)265-4949
lehnahweh@msn.com
http://www.lehnahweh.freewebspace.com
Honor Our Ancestors Powwow
Mendota Center, Mendota, MN
Start at 11 AM. There will be a potluck in the Mendota Center
afterward.
1324 Sibley Memorial Hwy, Mendota, MN 50835
info@mendotadakota.com
Choctaw Indian Fair
Choctaw Rez, Choctaw, MS
Enjoy four fun-filled
days of Choctaw culture and spirit including Tribal arts, crafts, dances, foods,
and the thrilling action of World Championship Stickball. Children 5 an
under are free!
P.O. Box 6010, Choctaw, MS 39350
cwillisjr@choctaw.org
For The People Powwow
Boon County Fair Grounds, Columbia, MO
Head Man: Jess Lee; Head Lady: Tina Phalen.
5212 N Oakland Gravel Rd., Columbia, MO 65202
McKinneyD@missouri.edu
American Indian Council Powwow
Brick Breeden Fieldhouse, Bozeman, MT
Master of ceremonies: Rueben Littlehead, Lawrence, KS. Host
Drum: Tha Boyz, St. Paul, MN. Free admission and free chili
dinner on Saturday at 4:30.
2100 16th Ave. South, Great Falls, MT 59405
jburns@montana.edu
Wanbli Powwow
East Helena, MT
702 West Main, Helena, Montana 59601
Dancers of the Plains - Pawnee and Arikara
The Great Platte River Road Archway, Kearney, NE
From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. there will be dancing, drum
exhibitions, Traditional style Native American food, Fine arts and
crafts, and interactive traditional demonstrations
3060 East First Street, Kearney, NE Z68847
robrien@archway.org
www.archway.org
2nd Annual Sacred Visions Powwow
Big Bend, Wadsworth Nevada
Competition Powwow
P.O. Box 897, Wadsworth, Nevada 89442
(775) 560-1551 - (775) 560-6886
gordondodd@yahoo.com
Mkim Intertribal Powwow
Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum grounds, Warner, NH
Family-oriented outdoor event focusing on the excitement and vibrancy of
American Indian culture will include drumming, dancing, performances, kid’s
crafts, and demonstrations by Native American Indians from New England and
beyond
18 Highlawn Road, Warner, NH 03278
mkim@conknet.com
Honor the Youth Contest Powwow
SIPI Gymnasium, Albuquerque, NM
Powwow dancing 1:00-4:00 PM. Supper break. Then dancing continues from
7:00-11:00 PM. All drums welcome but must bring own chairs. Vendors must bring
own chairs and tables.
9169 Coors Blvd. NW, Albuquerque, NM 87120
thomas.goodluck@ihs.gov
April 22 - 24, 2010
Gathering of Nations
UNM Football Stadium, Albuquerque, NM
Native American Indian/indigenous culture comes alive at the
Gathering of Nations Powwow! Indian Traders Market, Stage
49,(featuring the Best in Native American Music and
Entertainment!!) Each year at the Gathering of Nations Powwow,
a young Native American (indigenous) woman is crowned Miss
Indian World at the University of New Mexico Athletic Complex.
Everyone (the public is welcome) With Over $200,000.00 in Prize
Money to be awarded to Dancers and Singers!! We hope to see you
at North America's biggest powwow!
3301 Coors Rd. NW #R300, Albuquerque, NM 87120
website@gatheringofnations.com
The troupe's appearances benefit college funds for needy Native
American students. The company's Pow-Wows have been presented annually as a
two-week event by TNC since 1976, with the box office donated to these funds.
There will be dances, stories and traditional music from the Iroquois and
Native Peoples of the Northwest Coast, the Southwest, the Plains, and the Arctic
regions. Between 25 and 30 dancers will assemble for the event. Artistic
Director Louis Mofsie (Hopi/Winnebago) is MC of Thunderbird American Indian
Dancers. Photo by Jonathan Staff. Highlights of this year's celebration will
include a Hoop Dance performed by Donna Ahmadi (Cherokee) and Tom Pearson
(Creek/Cherokee), a Caribou Dance (from the Inuit people of Alaska), a Butterfly
Dance (a Hopi custom which gives thanks for the beauty of nature), a Grass Dance
and Jingle
Dress Dance (from the Northern Plains people), a Stomp Dance (from
the Southeastern tribes), and a Shawl Dance (from the Oklahoma tribes). Featured
performers will include the Heyna Second Son Singers (various tribes) and
Matoaka Eagle (Santo Domingo/ Chickahominy). Bessie winner Tom Pearson, director
of Third Rail Projects (a modern dance troupe), will perform his own work,
"Ceremony," a piece about his investigations into his Native American background. In the final section of the program,
the audience is invited to join in the Round Dance, a friendship dance. Special
Saturday and Sunday Children's Matinees at 3pm Tickets for Children $1 (must be
accompanied by adult).
Theatre for the New City 155 First Avenue btw. 9th and 10th St Box Office
212-254-1109
Keepers of the Circle Powwow
1180 Main Street, Rotterdam Junction, NY
Drums, dancing, kids tepee workshop, storytelling, vendor space
available.
1180 Main St, Rotterdam Junction, NY 12150
info@keepersofthecircle.org
www.keepersofhecircle.org
32nd Annual Thunderbird Powwow
Queens County Farm Museum, Floral Park, NY
New York City 's oldest and largest powwow will feature three
days of inter-tribal Native American dance competitions to which
the public is invited. Over 40 Indian nations are represented at
this spectacular event held in the apple orchard on the farm
grounds. A large selection of quality Native American art,
crafts, jewelry and foods are available. Hoop
Dance, Aztec Dancers & other specials and Sunset Lighting of the
Bonfire. Vendors please send: contact info, list of items and
picture of stand to:
thunderbirdvendors@gmail.com or Thunderbird Vendors c/o
Marie McKinney P.O. Box 521 College Station, NY, NY 10030.
Admission: Adults $9.00 (all weekend pass $15.00), children:
$4.00 (age 12 and under) (all weekend pass $5.00). Proceeds go
to Thunderbird American Indian Dancers Scholarship Fund and
Queens County Farm Education Fund. Everyone who loves
and respects this family event Annual, Traditional, Contest
Powwow with Specials. Drums: Silver Clouds, Iron Feather, Heyna
Second Sons, Black Bear, Thunderbird American Indian Dancers.
MC: Louis Mofsie; Aztec Dancers; Thunderbird Hoop Dancers;
Crafts, Vendors: Bead work, Silver and Shell work and Authentic
Jewelry and Regalia, Native Foods, Bonfire at Sunset, Hay
rides, Prizes for Adult, Young and Tiny Tots
categories. Limited camping for dancers Directions: By Car:
Grand Central Parkway to exit 24 South (Little Neck Parkway) or
Long Island Expressway (495) to Exit 32 South, to Farm Entrance
Gate. Free Parking available at the Farm. Subway/Bus: E or F
Train to Union Turnpike/Kew Gardens station. Transfer to Q46 bus
to Little Neck Parkway. Walk 3 blocks north to Farm
Entrance Gate. Long Island Railroad: To Little Neck Station,
where car service is available.
Amy or Louis Mofsie 718 347 FARM
Marie McKinney and Donna Ahmadi Vendors Committee
73-50 Little Neck Parkway, Floral Park, NY 11004
thunderbirdvendors@gmail.com
http://www.queensfarm.org
23rd Annual Carolina Indian Circle Contest Powwow
Fetzer Gymnasium, UNC Campus, Chapel Hill, NC
23rd Annual Carolina Indian Circle Contest Powwow. The CIC Powwow is FREE and
open to the Public! Sponsored by the UNC American Indian Center
919.843.4189 919.843.4024
aic@unc.edu
CB 3457 113A Abernethy Hall, Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3457
cicpowwow@live.com
http://americanindiancenter.unc.edu/
Strong Sun Powwow
Tanglewood Park, Clemmons, NC. 27012
6th annual Strong Sun Powwow in the Winston Salem Area.
Vendors need to contact Tribal office Ref; spaces. This is and inter-tribal
powwow open to all dancers. and to the public. Host Drum is Bird Chopper, MC is
Rick Bird. Flute Concert Friday night, Friday will be Kids Day. Teaching Powwow.
3517 Union Hill rd., East Bend, NC 27018
chief@nearriverdwellers.com
http://nearriverdwellers.com/
Arikara Nation Contest Powwow
YWCA, White Shield, ND
Camping & campers are welcome. Rations will be given daily.
Showers provided at White Shield School. No alcohol or drugs, security will be
enforced. contest in all categories, tiny tots will be paid daily. special
contests are open to dancers in named categories.
2121 East Lake Street, White Shield, ND 58775
dhenry@mhanation.com
dhenry@mhanation.com
August 20 - 22, 2010
Red Hawks Gathered Nations City of King Powwow
King Fairgrounds 436 South Main Street King, NC 27021
We invite you to join us for our Annual Red Hawks Gathered
Nations City of King Powwow. This events mission is to promote America's
Indigenous peoples music, song, dance, art and unity. Event activities include:
Native food, drumming, singing, dancing, guest performers and educators,
traditional and contemporary arts and crafts, art and craft demonstrations,
veterans ceremony, shopping, face painting, raffles, auctions and more. Special
performances by Bill Crouse and the Allegheny River Indian Dancers. Participants
are members of over 30 different Indigenous Nations, Bands and Tribes. Free
admission to dancers dressed in regalia. Dancers must register for meal ticket
and luck of the draw. Registration is free. Event Hours: Friday, August 20th, 5
PM - 10 PM. Grand Entry 7 PM. Saturday, August 21st, 10 AM - 10 PM. Grand Entry
11 AM and 7 PM. Sunday, August 22nd, 10 AM - 6 PM. Grand Entry 11 AM. Admission:
Adult $7.00. Child $5.00. Senior $5.00. This event is held outside, rain or
shine. Don't forget your lawn chairs.
P.O. Box 297, Pinnacle, NC 27043
cityofkingpowwow@yahoo.com
Spruce Pine Powwow
12513 South Hwy 226, Spruce Pine, NC 28777
Fifth Annual educational event. Lots of demonstrations. 20 vendors. Hours 9 to 9
Friday and Saturday and 9 to 5 Sunday. Admission $5.00 for adults and $2.00 for
Children. MC Dave Trezak, H M Burke Lemons, H L Brenda Bowlin, A D Rob Watkins,
H Vet Larry Graham. Directions From Asheville, NC take I-26 North to Exit9. Take
US19E North 30 miles to Spruce Pine. Turn right on South Hwy 226. Go 2 1/2 miles
to 12513 S Hwy 226. From the East, take I-40 to Exit 85. Take Hwy 226 North to
Spruce Pine. When you cross under the Blue Ridge Parkway it will be 2 1/2 miles
to 12513 S.Hwy 226. The Pow wow is located behind Music, Jewelry and Loan.
114 Oak Avenue, Spruce Pine, NC 28777
rocksandthingstoo@hotmail.com
http://bripa.suchexists.com/
September 17 - 19, 2010
Fort Hamby Powwow
Ft. Hamby State Park , 1534 South Recreation Rd. Wilkesboro NC 29305
Fourth annual educational event in cooperation with the W. Kerr Scott Dam and
Reservoir. Lots of demonstrations. 15 vendors. Hours Friday and Saturday 9 to 9
and Sunday 9 to 5. Admission The park charges $1.00 for the park entrance fee
and the pow wow admission is $5.00 for Adults and $2.00 for Children. Friday is
Kids Day and Children are free with the schools. MC Dave Trezak, H M Burke
Lemons, H L Brenda Bowlin, A D Rob Watkins, H Vet Larry Graham. Directions From
Wilkesboro NC take US421 North to Milepost 293. Turn South at the F. Hamby State
Park sign and go 1 mile to the park entrance.
114 Oak Avenue, Spruce Pine, NC 28777
rocksandthingstoo@hotmail.com
http://bripa.suchexists.com/
Honoring Traditions Powwow
Fairfield County Fairgrounds, Lancaster, OH
Public is
welcome! The times for the event are Saturday 10 AM to 8 PM.
Sunday 11 AM to 5 PM. Grand Entry is at 1 PM both Saturday
and Sunday.
Kevin and Dea Everhart 740
304 9720
157 E. Fair Ave., Lancaster, OH 43130
lonewolfcreations@hotmail.com
Elmira Powwow
Powwow grounds, Elmira, OH
Starts at
12 PM. Everyone is welcome.
24936 Fir Grove Lane, Elmira, OR 97437
amerrill@lesd.k12.or.us
Selma Walker Memorial Powwow
Franklin Co. Fairgrounds, Hilliard, Ohio
Traditional Powwow. 2 step team dance,& hand drum contest. Grand
entry at 1 p.m. MC - Jerry Dearly, Sr., AD-Ken Irwin, Sr. Host
Drum - Whitehawk. Powwow feeds participants. Breakfast-Sun &
Mon. Supper-Sat, Sun, Mon. Motels nearby. Camping at
fairgrounds-$20/weekend per unit inc. showers & electric
PO Box 07705, Columbus, Ohio 43207-0705
naicco@aol.com
http://naicco.org.
May 29 -
30, 2010
Native Woodland Gathering
Hall-Fawcett Park, Zanesfield, OH 43360
Now part
of the 30th Annual Logan Hills Festival. Martin Tall Horse
Arena Director
Friendly Voices Drum. Frenchy "Laughing Bear" MC.
Standing Bear Head Veteran. Grand Entry times to be
announced. Free Admission! Rendezvous Encampment.
Outdoor Drama. Limited vender space available. See
Website for more details
4595 CR 153, Zanesfield, OH 43360
shawney@bright.net
http://loganhills.homestead.com/gathering.html
Iowa Powwow
Bah-Kho-Je Chena Powwow Grounds, Perkins, OK
HWY 177 and E0750 Rd., Perkins, OK 74059
monkapeme@yahoo.com
Dream Catcher's Powwow
Hardy Murphy Coliseum, Ardmore, OK
2:00 p.m.
- 5:00 p.m. - Gourd Dancing; 5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. - Supper
Break
6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. - Gourd Dancing; 7:00 p.m. - Grand Entry;
7:30 p.m. - Dream Catcher’s Royalty Crowning; 8:00 p.m. - 11:00
p.m. - Inter-tribal, Contests
600 Lake Murray Dr S, Ardmore, OK 73401
webmaster@powwowok.com
March 6, 2010
Western Heights Indian Education Powwow
Western Heights Public School, Oklahoma City, OK
5:00 p.m.
- Registration; 5:00 p.m. - Supper; 6:00 p.m. - Gourd Dancing;
7:00 p.m. - Grand Entry (No Specials after Grand Entry)
8401 SW 44th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73179
catherine.j.parker@westernheights.k12.ok.us
Shirley Wapskineh
swapskineh@sbcglobal.net
Otoe Eloska Spring Tail Dance
Otoe Cultural Building, Red Rock, OK
Food & Merchandise Vendors will be on hand. There will be no
contest.
1 PM - 6:30 PM.
8151 Highway 177, Red Rock, OK 74651
iowayhuber@hotmail.com
Kiowa Tribe Indian Child Welfare Powwow
Red Buffalo Hall, Carnegie, OK
Contests are for boys and girls 5&under, 1st-3rd grade, 4th-6th
grades, 7th-9th grades and 10th-12th grades. Supper served at
5:00pm. Guest speaker on Child Abuse and Neglect from
5:30-6:00pm Gourd Dance from 6:00-7:30pm Grand entry at 7:30pm
Contests and social dancing 7:30-11:30pm.
100 Kiowa Way, Carnegie, Carnegie OK 73015
smorgan@kiowatribe.net
A. I. L. C. Spring Powwow
McCurtain County Sports Complex, Broken Bow, OK
11:00 am Stickball Game. 1:00 pm Gourd Dancing. 5:30 pm is
Supper break. 6:30 pm Grand Entry. All stickball players are
welcome. Arts and crafts spaces available. All dancers must
register and be in grand entry to compete.
James Butler Drive, Broken Bow, OK 74728
swapskineh@sbcglobal.net
June 18 - 20, 2010
Red Earth Powwow
Cox Convention Center, Oklahoma City, OK
Grand entry at 12 noon and 7 PM on Friday and Saturday. And at 1
PM on Sunday. A grand parade, unlike any other parade in the
world, opens the Red Earth Festival on Friday morning. The
streets of downtown Oklahoma City will vibrate in Native
American tribal spirit as representatives of more than 100
tribes, in full tribal regalia, make the Red Earth Parade one of
America’s most unique.
Red Earth Inc. 6 Santa Fe Plaza, Oklahoma City, OK 73102
info@redearth.org
June 25 - 27, 2010
Iowa Tribal Powwow
Bah-Kho-Je Chena Powwow Grounds, Perkins, OK
MC: Oliver Littlecook; Head War Dance Singer: Steven Littlecook;
Head Gourd Dance Singer: Leonard Cozad Jr.; Head Man Dancer:
Garland Kent Jr.; Head Lady Dancer: Joyce Miller; Head Gourd
Dancer: Nolan Grant; Arena Directors: Randy Moore and Pat Moore.
Water Boys: Trevor Kent and Bear Murray. Contest In All
Categories. Schedule: Friday:
Lower Flag @
5pm; Registration Opens @6pm; Gourd Dance @6:30 pm; Grand Entry
@ 7:30 pm. Saturday: Gourd Dance @ 2pm; Lower Flag @5pm;
Supper Break @ 5:30 pm; Registration Opens @ 6pm; Gourd
Dance @ 6:30 pm. Sunday: Gourd Dance @ 2pm; Lower Flag/Supper @
5pm; Gourd Dance @ 6pm; Grand Entry @ 7pm.
Security will be provided and Food & Merchandise
Vendors will be on hand.
HWY 177 and E0750 Rd., Perkins, OK 74059
monkapeme@yahoo.com
Oregon
Neerchikikoo Powwow
NAYA Family Center
Portland,
Ore.— The Native American Youth and Family Center will hold its
first ever Neerchokikoo Powwow on May 14–15, 2010. The purpose
of this powwow is to celebrate the purchase of the new NAYA
Family Center’s building and grounds from Portland Public
Schools, once known as the old Whitaker Middle School. The
property is historically intertwined with the Native community
and was once called Neerchokikoo, a Chinook fishing village site
located on the property. NAYA Family Center sees the property as
a place that incorporates the history and honors the
significance of reclaiming tribal lands. The site on which NAYA
now stands was a thriving village for the Multnomah Chinook
people well into the 20th century. It had more than 126
dwellings and a year-round encampment. In June of 2006, NAYA
Family Center moved to this site; NAYA staff officially asked
the Chinook community for permission to make their new home on
Chinook homeland. The process to purchase the property included
a major investment from the Northwest Area Foundation to
complete renovations and provide for the down payment before the
purchase could be final.
5135 NE Columbia Blvd, Portland, OR 97218
corim@nayapdx.org
www.nayapdx.org
Grand Ronde Veteran's Powwow
Grand Ronde, Oregon
Chris Tinney
503-879-1602
PO Box 38, Grand Ronde, OR 97347
christian.tinney@grandronde.org
Living Waters Family Camp & Powwow
Aldersgate Conference Center , Turner (Salem), OR
The family camp is for all ages and was a
huge success last year. Limited full and partial scholarships
are again available this year on a first-come, first-serve
basis, so please register early. All takes place in Turner (also
know as Salem), OR.
Wiconi International PO Box 5246, Vancouver, WA 98668
geastty@wiconi.com
Pennsylvania
Lawilowan American Indian Festival
Shippensburg University, Shippensburg, PA
This is a one day, indoor,traditional powwow. For the past 2 years we
have been located at the Carlisle Expo Center, and have quickly outgrown
that venue. We've now moved to the Shippensburg Univ. Student Recreation
Center for our March 13, 2010 event. We are a non-profit corp., and all
proceeds are donated to the Amer. Diabetes Assoc. Dignitaries will be
announced in October, 2009. 20 Native vendors with arts, crafts,
jewelry, pottery, etc. Lodging close by. 300+ dancers representin over
50 Native nations attended this part March. Please check us out at
www.lawilowan.com. We also now
put on the Muddy Run Powwow in Sept. which was a huge success! Admission
to Lawilowan is $5 per person. Children under 10 and elders 65 and over
have free admission. Open to public 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Grand Entry
at Noon. All vendors and drummers are by invitation Only. Ample
free parking. Come join us in our celebration!
82 Clugston Road, Newville, Pennsylvania, 17241
717-776-1075
ManyHawks@Comcast.net
www.lawilowan.com
3rd Annual Ontelaunee Park Intertribal Powwow
New Tripoli, PA
Friday will be a free education day (no dancing). Native American
dancing, drumming, food, arts, music, culture and community. Open to the
public (bring your own seating). MC; Jack Manycolors, Host Drum;
New Generation Singers, Second Drum; Eagle Thunder, Guest drums;
Northern Coup and Itchy Dog Singers, Fire Keeper; Ernie Strongbear, Head
Veteran; Bill Harrison. Head dancers, Elk Spirit Bass and Diane
Hummingbird Woman Larkin. Musical Performances by; Spirit Wing and
Sovryn. All Drums welcome. Gates open 10 am with Grand entry at noon
both days. Admission $7, seniors $5, 12 and under free. Proceeds to
benefit; Indians Against Autism and Ontelaunee Park. Camping for
dancers, drummers, vendors, and volunteers only. There will be a
“potluck” togetherness feast on Sat. night. All are welcome. Please
bring a favorite food to share. Directions; For Mapquest or Google the
park itself is not listed just enter New Tripoli Pa, 18066 and you will
find it. From west; I-78 to Lenhartsville, Rt. 143 exit. 143 north
about 12 miles to park on right. From east; I-78 to Rt. 100 north exit,
to Rt. 309 north to Rt. 143 south about 2 miles to park on left. Look
for signs.
Rt. 143, New Tripoli, PA 18066
ontelauneepowwow@yahoo.com
17th Cherokee Festival
Temple University. Ambler, PA
Grounds open
10:00 AM -Admission adults $8.00. Seniors $7.00 Children $3.00
Host Drum - Black Horse Butte. Co-Host Drum White Buffalo Singers.
Children's Tent, Native Foods. Grand Entry 12 Noon
6473 Ardleigh St, Philadelphia, PA 19119
buffy@icdc.com
Back To The River 5th Annual Powwow
Riverside Campground, Montgomery, PA
1075 Keystone Way, Newport, PA 17074
morningsongbird@hotmail.com
July 3 - 4, 2010
1075 Keystone Way, Newport, PA 17074
morningsongbird@hotmail.com
236 Skyline Drive, Saltsburg, PA 15681
thundermtlenapenation@hotmail.com
www.thundermtlenapenation.org
2nd Annual Adamstown Rod and Gun Club
Powwow
Adamstown, PA
Host Drum: Eagle Thunder; Guest Drum: Iroquois Thunder Heart;
MC: Makwa; Head Dancers: Wisteria and Walking Bear;
Special Aztec Fire Dancers; Grand Entry: Saturday, 12 noon
Saturday and Sunday. Free Camping for Vendors and Dancers.
1075 Keystone Way, Newport, PA 17074
morningsongbird@hotmail.com
September 3 - 6, 2010
Muddy Run Recreational Park, Holtwood, PA
Eighth Annual Brown University Spring Thaw Powwow
Lincoln Field, Providence, RI
Rain site: Pizzitola Gym on Hope St. and
Lloyd St. Check out the website to see some colorful pics!
Between Waterman St. and George St., along Thayer, Providence RI
nativesatbrown@gmail.com
http://www.brown.edu/NAB
RIIC Powwow
Roger Williams Park , Providence, RI
The sacred fire is started on
Saturday morning at sun up and is kept lit until the end of the Pow Wow
on Sunday. The Pow Wow opening ceremonies begin at 10:00 a.m. and
festivities end at 6:00 p.m. Grand entry (when the dancing begins) is at
noon. Admission is free of charge and the event is open to the public.
807 Broad Street, Providence, RI 02907
info@rhodeislandindiancouncil.org
4th Annual Powwow/Native American Festival
Smith Park, Bennetsville, South Carolina
Public Invited. Adults $5; Children $3; Vendors $50
Cottingham Blvd #9 & 38 Bypass, Bennetsville, SC 29512
peedeeindian@yahoo.com
http://americanindians.tripod.com
Spartanburg Powwow
Spartanburg Fairgrounds,575 Fairgrounds Rd. Spartanburg, SC 29305
First Annual educational event. Lots of demonstrations. 20 craft vendors.
Admission $5.00 for Adults, $2.00 for Children. Hours Friday and Saturday 9 to 9
and Sunday 9 to 5. MC Dave Trezak, HM Burke Lemons, HL Brenda Bowlin, AD Rob
Watkins, HVet Larry Graham.
114 Oak Avenue, Spruce Pine, NC 28777
http://bripa.suchexists.com/
Catawba Powwow
Winthrop Coliseum Rock Hill, SC 29730
MC Joe Canty Catawba; Host Drum AWOHALI Cherokee; Head Male
Dancer Jim Largo Navajo; Head Female Dancer Karen Oxendine Lumbee; Arena
Director Daryel Bird Winnebago Ho Chunk. Vendor spaces $100.00 for the
weekend
Drum Contest. 1st $2000.00; 2nd $1000.00; 3rd $500.00; Dance Contest:
Adults
1st $300.00; 2nd $200.00; 3rd $100.00. Teens: 1st $150.00; 2nd $100.00;
3rd $75.00. Juniors: 1st $100.00; 2nd $75.00; 3rd $50.00. Tiny Tots
and Ribbon Ceremony
1162 Eden Terrace, Rock Hill, SC 29730
catawbapowwow@gmail.com
http://sites.google.com/site/..catawbapowwowinformation/
SDSU 20th Annual Wacipi
Frost Arena, Brookings, SD
This is a contest powwow. Over 1,800
visitors, 300 dancers and 25 native drum groups plan to gather
on the SDSU campus for a two-day celebration of culture and
tradition at the SDSU powwow.
PO Box 2201, Brookings, SD 57007
sdsu.admissions@sdstate.edu
Cumberland Plateau 9th Annual Powwow
Putnam County Fairgrounds,
Cookeville, TN
All Drums
and Dancers Welcome! All Active Military, Law Enforcement, Fire
fighters and EMT always Free. Thanks for all that you do.
MC-Dave "White Wolf"Trazec. Host Drum: Red Road Singers. Guest
Drum: Unity Singers; Headman: Dennis Clause; Head Lady: Lisa
Brady; Head Veteran: Doc Sebring
Arena Director: Micheal Veal; Honor/Color Guard: UCAN.
Directions: Take I-40 to exit #278, Go north. Take a left on
Veterans Drive and go i/4 mile and take right into the
fairgrounds. Signs will be posted. Host Motel: Day's Inn
931-528-1511
Hosted by: Indigenous Intertribal Corp. a local non-profit
American Indian organization. Friday night: 49er and Sat. night
Trade Blanket
6398 Sheep Bluff Rd., Cookeville, Tennessee 38506
931-511-4908 or 931-372-0495
iicpowwows@yahoo.com
TIHA Winter Powwow
Galloway Hammond Recreation Center, Burnet, TX
Tent
camping sites and showers available. Gourd Dancing at 6:30PM.
Grand Entry at 7:30PM. Head Singer: Gene Logan.
1601 S Water St, Burnet, TX 78611
jjamesuta@hotmail.com
Alabama-Coushatta Children's Powwow
Multi-Purpose Center, Livingston, TX
No fees.
Local motels in Livingston & Woodville.
571 State Park Road 56, Livingston, TX 77351
ACchildren@yahoo.com
NASA Powwow
TSTC Waco Student Recreation Center, Waco, TX
Gourd
Dance at noon and 5 p.m. Grand Entry at 1:30 p.m. and 6 p.m.
Native American Student Association Club Waco intertribal
powwow. Drum: Battle Bend
Master of Ceremony: Ray Duncan. Head Man: Phil Stucker; Head
Lady: Rita Deersky; Arena Director: Steve Zavala; Head Gourd
Dancer: Rene Rodriguez; Entertainment: Tejas Winds. Flute
Music: William Linthicum - 4 p.m. Free Admission.
3801 Campus Drive, Waco, TX 76705
waconasa@tstc.edu
Nde Daa Powwow
Lark Library and Community Center, McAllen,TX
Come join
us and experience the sounds of the past in our modern world.
We could really use your help with food, donations, etc. Any
amount would be greatly appreciated.
Grand Entry: 1:00 pm AND 6:30 pm. Head Man Dancer: Randel
Soto (Lipan Apache; Head Lady Dancer: Andy Wendling, Lipan
Apache; Carlos Gonzalez, Ponca; Host Drum: South Wind; Head
Gourd Dancer: Frank Padrone, White Mountain Apache; Master of
Ceremonies: Mike Gonzales, Comanche; Arena Director: Emiliano
Flores, Lipan Apache. Sponsors: South Texas Indian Dancers
Association, McCallen Arts Council, McAllen Grace Brethren
Church, Source Publications, Borderfest. Special thanks to
Dakota Rodriguez for serving as the 2009 S.T.I.D.A. Princess.
Vendor Spaces limited - $20.00 and raffle item donation. Doors
Open at 10:00 AM (7:30 AM for Vendors) Gourd Dancing: 10:30 AM
and 4:00 PM; Grand Entry: 1:00 PM and 6:30 PM; Feed for All
Powwow participants: 5:00 PM. Betty Russell 956-205-2344
2601 Lark Ave, McAllen, TX 78501
robtsoto@aol.com
Red River Intertribal 3rd Benefit Powwow
Northwest Boys/Girls Club, Maurine Street at North Beverly
Drive, Wichita Falls, TX 76305
RRIC
Benefit Powwow proceeds will benefit the Arc: a non-profit group
aiding individuals with intellectual and other developmental
disabilities through services, education, and advocacy.
Vendors: Contact Judy & Don Jensen 940-691-4926
Native American Related Items Only, Set up Fee: Raffle Item &
$35.00 for 10 x 10 booth. Bring your lawn/folding chairs!
Special Guests: Bear Claw Singers (Dallas, TX) MC: Wallace
Coffey; Head Gourd Dancer: Ben Norberto; Head Man Dancer:
Larry Liles; Head Lady Dancer: Natalie Blackstar; Head Singer:
Parker Emhoolah;
Arena Director: Freddie Banderas; Security: Eddie Nahquaddy &
Joetta Sommers
Co-Hosts: Comanche War Scouts & Oklahoma Gourd Dance Club. Honor
Guard: Tulsa’s IICOT Fancy Dance Honor Guard. 2-5 PM Gourd
Dancing 5 PM Supper. 6-7 PM Gourd Dancing 7 PM Grand Entry
P.O. Box 703, Wichita Falls, Texas 76307
redriverintertribalclub@yahoo.com
http://www.redriverintertribal.org
May 28 -
29, 2010
17th Annual American Indian Council of
Laredo Memorial Day Powwow
Laredo Civic Center ballroom 2400 San Bernardo, Laredo, TX
605 Merlin
956-235-0848
Laredo, Texas 78041
rb1bar@yahoo.com
Eagle's Nest Powwow
Downtown-Central Park,
Seguin, TX
Vendors,
Food, Raffles, Men's Fancy Dance Contest, Women's Southern Cloth
Contest, Drumming, Cake Walk, Traditional Dance. Vendors fee
$75/$100 after 09/25/10. Food Vendors $100/$125 after
09/25/10. Vendor contact: Janet @ 830-372-5274. or
Melissa @ 830-393-2255
eaglesnest.info@yahoo.com
1750 Jake's Colony Road
Seguin, TX 78155
eaglesnest.info@yahoo.com
www.eaglesnestpowwow.com
Dancing with Pride Social Powwow
Indian Walk in Center, Salt Lake City, UT
Spiritual
Advisor: Winston Mason. Grand Entry: 5:00 p.m. Honoring
the youth who choose to be dancers. Come join in welcoming them
to the circle. Admission Donation is $2.00
1300 South 120 West, Salt Lake City, UT 84115
carrie_dallas@comcast.net
March 26 - 27, 2010
33rd SUU Powwow
SUU Campus, Cedar City, UT
Head man
and head lady dancers will be chosen per session.
351 W Univ Blvd, Cedar City, UT 84720
calamity@suu.edu
http://suu.edu/orgs/nasa/
SLCC & U of U Contest Powwow
Union Ballroom, Salt Lake City, UT
Grand
Entry: 11:00 a.m. & 6:00 p.m. Closing song: 11:00 p.m.
Admission: General Public $4.00, SLCC or U of U Students with
ID $2. - 5 years old/+65 years old are free. Easter Egg Hunt:
9:00 a.m. Saturday morning, Union Plaza. First 100 children
under 10 years old will receive an Easter basket.
200 South Central Campus Drive, Salt Lake City, UT 84112
lena.judee@utah.edu
19th Annual Occoneechee State Park
American Indian Festival
Occoneechee State Park, Clarksville, VA
MC -
Marvin Bunette; HM - Keith Anderson; HF - Deborah Moore; Host
Drum - Secret Hill; Guest Drum - Red Earth. Native
American dancing and singing, arts and crafts, and authentic
foods for sale. $5 for Adults $3 for children ages 3-12 and
seniors 62+ free for children under 3
1192 Occoneechee Park Road, Clarksville, VA 23927
occoneechee@dcr.virginia.org
Nottoway Indian Tribe of Virginia, Inc.
4th Annual Powwow
Surry Parks and Recreation Center, 205 Enos Farm Drive, Hwy 10
at Hwy 31, Surry Va. 23883
Gates
Open at 10am on Sat. & Sun. Grand Entries at 12noon on Sat. and
1pm on Sun. MC: John "Blackfeather" Jefferies; Arena Director:
Doug Logan; Head Female Dancer: Debora "Little Wing" Moore;
Drums: Yough-Ta-Nund/NaMaWoChi; Intertribal Dancing, Arts and
Crafts, Native American Cooking, Demonstrations, Storytelling.
Admission: General(12toAdult)$5.oo / Seniors(over65)$4.oo
/Children(7to11)$2.00 /(6 &under) FREE. You may also contact:
Archie Elliott at (757) 686-8602 Email:
aselliott@cox.net
Sponsored by the: Virginia Nottoway Indian Circle and Square
Foundation
205 Enos Farm Drive, Hwy 10 at Hwy 31, Surry County, Virginia
23883
branchedward@aol.com
www.nottowayindians.org
November 12 - 14, 2010
In Honor Of Our Children Powwow
Kelso High School,
1904 Allen Street
Kelso, WA
25th
Annual Powwow. 12:00 noon to 9:00 p.m. Grand Entries 1:00
p.m. and 7:00 p.m. (Break 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.). Free
Admission - Open to the Public. Dancing and Drumming. Adult &
Children's Raffles. Arts & Crafts Vendors. All Drums & Dancers
Welcome. Take exit 39 off I-5, head east on Allen Street
approximately 1/4 mile. Accommodations:
http://www.visitmtsthelens.com
Sponsored by: Kelso Powwow Committee
410 Elm St., Kelso, WA 98625
shelley.hamrick@kelso.wednet.edu
http://www.kelso.wednet.edu/Programs/IndianEducation/Powwow.aspx
West Virginia
UW Madison Spring Powwow
Nicholas Johnson Pavilion, Madison, WI
Grand
entries are at 1PM and 7 PM. Ho-Chunk Nation color guard.
Grand Entries at 1 PM and 7 PM.
Feast at 5 PM. The event is free and open to the public,
including non-UW students. Host Drums: War Club and Soldier
Creek; Invited Drums: Wunk Sheek Singers, Madtown Singers,
Midnight Express, Smokey Town
5 Clan, Wisconsin Dells. MC: Alton Sonny Smart; Arena
Director: Bob Blackdeer
Head Male Dancer: Brian Jackson; Head Female Dancer: Pam Waukau;
Head Male Veteran Dancer: Joe White Eagle; Head Female Veteran
Dancer: Melissa Doud; Color Guard: Ho Chunk Color Guard.
601 W. Dayton St., Madison, WI 53706
jglee4@wisc.edu
Georgina Island Intertribal Powwow
Georgina Island, Lake Simcoe, Ontario
Located on beautiful Georgina Island, this
spectacular two day event features traditional dancing and a dry
dance Saturday evening, with performances by local native
artists. we will also be hosting an education day prior to the
powwow on Friday, June 11. ferry boat schedule available at
www.georginaisland.com
Box N-33 RR#2, Georgina Island, Ontario, Canada L0E 1R0
emilybigcanoe@homail.com
July 9 - 11,2010
Squamish Nation 23rd Annual Youth Powwow
100 Mathias Road, West Vancouver, BC
Competition powwow, outdoors, camping
available, sound system provided, drums must bring own
chairs/canopies. arts and crafts. Salmon BBQ,
440 West 1st Street, North Vancouver, BC v7p1p6
snpowwow@hotmail.com
July 16 - 18 2010
Back to our Roots Powwow
Mission, BC, Canada
Mission Friendship Centre Society
33150 First Avenue, Mission, British Columbia V2V 6P5
Julie Anne
604 826 1281
director@mifcs.bc.ca
www.mifcs.org
Wikwemikong 50th Annual Cultural Festival
Wikwemikong Unceded Indian Reserve
All information and updates please visit our
website. An exciting event that will be "Looking Back on our 50
years". Many specials to commemorate our 50 years. See you
there.
64-3 Beach Rd., Wikwemikong, Ontario P0P 2J0 Canada
cbell@wikwemikongheritage.org
www.wikwemikongheritage.org
2nd International Schwarzwald Powwow
Schlossberghalle, 78089 Unterkirnach (Black Forrest)
Contest-Powwow. all drum
groups and dancers are welcome!
Rossackerweg 1, Unterkirnach, Germany 78089
waltbine@web.de
www.schwarzwald-powwow.eu
Iowa Tribal Powwow
Bah-Kho-Je Chena Powwow Grounds, Perkins, OK
MC:
Oliver Littlecook; Head War
Dance Singer: Steven Littlecook; Head Gourd Dance Singer:
Leonard Cozad Jr.; Head Man Dancer: Garland Kent Jr.;
Head Lady Dancer: Joyce Miller; Head Gourd Dancer:
Nolan Grant; Arena Directors: Randy Moore and Pat Moore.
Water Boys: Trevor Kent and Bear Murray.
HWY 177 and E0750 Rd., Perkins, OK 74059
monkapeme@yahoo.com
No Firearms, Alcohol, Drugs or Loose Animals Allowed
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