Powwow

MC: Larry Cooper
Host Drums: Black Fox Singers
Other Drums: all drums welcome
Arena Director: Jerry Barker

Host drum Black Fox Singers,all drums welcome.Traders contact Blanche at blrey@hotmail.com. All day events for both days-Flint knapper,flautist,roach making,both with hands on projects, Audubon Society Slide show of Hancock Co.IL. Canoe camp,many educational Displays,Demonstrations,Native Genealogy,Slide show and presentations on Forts during the Black Hawk Era.50/50 drawings,story telling,Quality American Indian Arts and crafts.Soups & Sandwiches,Hot & cold drinks and baked goods,All dancers have the opportunity to win cash while dancing
All dancers have an opportunity to win cash while dancing.

Head Man: Louis Campbell
Head Lady: Emelie Jeffries
Other Drums: White Buffalo Singers, Red Blanket, Southern Heart, Wedubatung

Morning Star is a benefit pow wow for St Labre Indian School in Ashland, MT. St Labre student dancers and drum group will be performing. This is the 12th year for this event. Twenty vendors provide native food, arts and crafts.There will be a feed for all drums, dancers, vendors, and elders. All are welcome to come out and enjoy a day of American Indian singing, dancing, and culture.

Head Man: Virgil Lewis
Head Lady: TBA
MC: Doug Poe
Host Drums: White Hawk - Chicago Illinois
Arena Director: Don Cripple Crow Smith

This is the 4th Annual Sobriety POWWOW sponsered by the Running Buffalo Circle
Doors open to the public at 4:00 PM
Grand Entry is at 6:00 PM
POWWOW ends at 12:15 AM

Vendors welcome!

Head Man: Jared Brown, Dine', Window Rock, AZ
Head Lady: Katherine Tsosie, Dine'
MC: Donald Tolino, Dine', Gallup, NM||||Gourd MC: Mike Salabiye, Dine', Gall
Host Drums: Sourthern: Buc Wild Singers, Chinle, AZ
Other Drums: Northern: Sacred Path, Tohajiilee, NM
Arena Director: Victor Bob, Dine', Gallup, NM
Head Gourd: Gabriel Kanawite Sr. Navajo/Zuni, Gallup, NM
Head Girl: Ajiah Beavers, Dine', Window Rock, AZ
Head Boy: TBA
Color Guard: Zuni Vietnam Veterans, Zuni, NM
Sound System: David J. Begaye, Black Canyon City, AZ

Eyapaha: Virgil Taken Alive, Little Eagle, South Dakota.
Arena Director: Joe Lafferty, Iron Lightning, South Dakota.
Drum Keeper: Melvin Young Bear, Eagle Butte, South Dakota.
Flag Bearer: Leon Red Dog, Eagle Butte, South Dakota.
Honor Guard: VFW POST# 6547 Yankton- McKay - Albert’s. Fort Totten, North Dakota
Sound System Provided By: Native Sound, Cedric Good House, Ft Yates, North Dakota

CHRISTMAS DINNER: Saturday 5:00 pm in the Cultural Center

GRAND ENTRIES
Friday 7:00 pm (point system starts)
Saturday 1:00 pm and 7:00 pm
Sunday 1:00 pm

REGISTRATION
Begins Friday 5:00 pm
Ends Saturday 1:00 pm

Annual Fall Festival Powwow and Dancer Day Money Raffle.

Doors open at 11am. First Grand Entry at noon. Second Grand Entry at 7pm. Join us for free evening feast, veterans' honor ceremony, purchase of Native American crafts and jewelery, games and contests with prices, and many more fun activities for the entire family.. Laura Wen. 703-401-8156. http://gmu-aiansa.webs.com/ lwen@gmu.edu

Native American dancing and drumming, mountain men and colonial encampment, cook off contest, tomahawk throwing contest, trade blanket, reenactment (mock battle).

MC-Spirit Horse
Head Vet-Dave Weaver Red Bear
Arena Director- Robert Walks in Wolfs Shadow
Head Dancers-TBA
Drums-TBA

Friday Local School Education Day 10:00am to 4:00pm Grand Entry Saturday and Sunday 12:00 Noon Closing Sunday at 7:00 pm.

Were Proud To Support Tcumtha - Calling All Tribes Back To The Circle Of Our Ancestors, Ceremony & Feast June21st Fri - Sun Traditional Pow wow.

Drumming, dancing, singing, vendors, dance contest, camping free, vendors.

Intertribal Pow wow all dancers welcome.

The powwow has moved from it's traditional after Thanksgiving weekend to the weekend BEFORE Thanksgiving. Indoors, rain or shine. Everyone welcome. Facebook us at Louisiana Indian Heritage Association for most current info.

Drumming, Dancing, Family Fun!

The F.I.H.A. annual powwow is a family- friendly gathering, boasting a 3-day multinational event. featuring leaders and groups from the Seminole, Miccosukee, Lakota Sioux, Kiowa, Cherokee, Ponca and other tribes. Participants and spectators are treated to intertribal dancing, crafts competition, tipi and re-enactment villages, educational seminars, Native American cuisine, and over 30 vendors selling and trading everything from beads and leather goods to herbs and pottery.

Native American dancers in regalia, Native food by Grill on Wheels Flute, Crafts, Demo's, Story telling by Kashka LaRue Gates

Grand Entry Friday 7:00pm Saturday 1:00 & 7:00pm Sunday 1:00pm End of Powwow 5:00pm Sunday

Native American arts and Crafts, Cultural demonstrations,danci ng and drumming.

Celebrate this year's Veteran's day with D-Q University. The University will be hosting a Veteran's . Ya-Nah

Epic event held every 4 years.
10,000years of culture
187 tribal nations
10 days
one location.

Foods, crafts. songs ,dances, music, storytelling. Each day has a theme with a powwow,feed, and blessing each day. Largest Indian media covered event in history. Volunteers welcome, prayers appreciated. Come to tell and share your unique cultural heritage!!

Master of Ceremonies: Donald Tolino, Dine', Gallup, NM
Gourd Dance M.C.: Mike Salabiye, Dine', Gallup, NM
Arena Director: Victor Bob, Dine', Gallup, NM
Head Gourd: Gabriel Kanawite Sr., Navajo/Zuni, Gallup, NM
Head Man: Jared Brown, Dine', Window Rock, AZ
Head Woman: Katherine Tsosie, Dine'
Head Boy: Raymond Scott Jr. Navajo/Apache, Window Rock, AZ
Head Girl: Ajiah Beavers, Dine', Window Rock, AZ
Southern Drum: Buc Wild Singers, Chinle, AZ
Northern Drum: Sacred Path, Canyoncito, NM
Color Guard: Zuni Vietnam Veterans, Zuni, NM
Sound System: David J. Begaye, Black Canyon City, AZ

Schedule:
Gourd Dance 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Grand Entry 6:00 p.m. to 12:30 a.m.

Native American gathering with lots of dancers, great drum, flint knappers, great native food, give- aways, blanket trading, veterans day, family day, senior day; lots of fun and a good native american educational experience!

Come support veterans and the struggle to heal all era invited to the brother hood and sisterhood of vets. Freedom isn't free. Thank a vet!!!!!!!

Directions: exit 288 main st off I-75 west on hwy 113 follow to Ladds Feed and Grain on right, red light at Euharlee rd turn right follow to city of Euharlee past 2 schools next left turn on covered bridge rd follow to mercantile store on right to parking

primitive camping

Gates Open @ 10:00 a.m. Saturday & 10:00 a.m. Sunday. Grand Entries: 12:00 noon Saturday (schedule may change) 1:00 p.m. Sunday. Closes Saturday at Dusk & Sunday at 5:00 p.m.

Douglas Blue Feather (Cherokee) of Springboro, OH, Multiple Award Winning Native American Flutist. Children's Tent with Native American Arts & Crafts. Wildlife Tent with American Birds of Prey (schedule depends on the Birds). Indian Village with Lacrosse-Double Ball Field, Flintknapping & more.

DRUMS: SouthEastern WaterSpider of Ohio. Southern Singers of Ohio. Sky Hawk of Kentucky. Closed Drum.

VENDORS: Invitation Only.

HOST HOTEL: Country Inn & Suites in Rossford, Ohio (inquire for �powwow rate�) 419-872-9900.

NO PETS, NO ALCOHOL, NO DRUGS, NO FIREARMS, NO INDIAN POLITICS & NO INDIAN POLICING

Directions: Perrysburg, Ohio - 27174 Hull Prairie Road The Buttonwood Park/Betty C. Black Recreation Area off River Road/ State Route 65 (1 mile West of Fort Meigs State Memorial Park)

Directions: West Bound - Route 80 to Exit 26 - Route 46 West till first light after Bud Lake. East Bound - Route 80 to Exit 27 (Rt. 206South), Stay to your left to make a u-turn back onto Rt. 80 West, When you get back onto Rt. 80 immediately take Exit#26 (Now follow directions from east.

No camping.

Lucerne Valley will be hosting its 3rd annual Big Time Gathering and Inter-Tribal Pow Wow. It will be held at Pioneer Park again this year. Last years event was better than the first and had a much better turn out. There will be Native American Drums, Dancers, Music, Crafts and Food. Come join the celebration

Camping for vendors only

This is a traditional Native American pow wow. Our 10th year celebration.
Emcee: Dave "White Wolf" Trezak

A very special weekend for all !!

Camping & Host Motel: Days Inn Phone: 931-528-1511 we have on site PRIMITIVE camping. NO HOOK-UPS showers on site and restrooms.

Directions: I-40 to exit 287, go north, take a left on Veterans Drive, go 1/4 mile. Turn right onto fairgrounds. Signs will be posted. Across the street from Walmart.

Featuring storytelling, traditional Native American foods, demonstrations of Native crafts, exhibitions of Native dancing.

Pet friendly.

**ABSOLUTELY NO ALCOHOL, DRUGS, FIREARMS OR POLITICS

Camping for dancers, drums, vendors and visitors. Limited facilities available for the public.

Fry Bread, Indian Chili, Ice Tea, Lemonade, Coffee, Hot Chocolate, Soft Drinks, Hot Dogs and French Fries are available at the cook shack. Breakfast is sold on Friday, Saturday and Sunday mornings.

The Cherokee of Georgia Tribal Library and Cultural Center will be open for your enjoyment between the afternoon dances and the evening grand entry and dancing on Friday and Saturday.

Our Nature Walk (starts at the west end of our parking lot) is open to the public.

For the convenience of everyone, there are bathrooms available. Free Tent camping

Grand entry 10 am Friday and Saturday 11am. Student field trip day on Friday. Both days will wind down at 6pm. Headman, Headlady dancers,arena director/MC TBA. Co-host Drums-White Oak Singers and Red Circle. Invited Drums-Morning Star Singers and Cedartree.

Camping: Camping for venders, facilities on campus. We NEED venders! please call Snowbear at 304-367-9406 and leave phone number and address for info.

Directions: WV I-79 south to I-77 south toward I-64 charleston. take I-64 W via exit 101 toward Huntington. take the WV-10/Hal Greer Blvd. exit 11. turn right on 16th street/Hal Greer Blvd./WV-10. Follow Marshall University signs to Campus.

RV's allowed in parking lot, NO HOOKUPS; Sleeping allowed in Student Union SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY; Hotels/Motels nearby.