The powwow is an annual three-day celebration, where Native American dancers, drummers, artists, and food vendors from around ...

The Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians, based in the eastern Upper Peninsula, has two powwows planned, including the ...

A prayer was recited in the traditional Native American language, and again in English. Then the dancing began with a Grass Dance. Several other dances featured included the Men’s Traditional and ...

TAYLOR, B.C. — First Nations performers were the centrepiece of the showcase Spirit of the Peace Pow Wow in Taylor. The three ...

Saturday afternoon, Indigenous performers in colourful, detailed regalia danced to drums and traditional songs at Fort York.

Powwow in the D gives people a chance to escape everyday struggles and reconnect with Native American people they grew up with.

LEHIGHTON WEATHER - WeatherWidget.ioA pow wow, hosted by the Lenape Nation of Pennsylvania, attracted several dozen Native Americans. They were from various tribes and wore traditional attire as they ...

IIAmericas Celebration adheres to Pow Wow protocols. No Alcohol, Drug, or Firearms allowed, modest dress code for men and women entering the pow-wow circle. No dogs are allowed near the pow-wow ...

Native jewelry, blankets, paintings. A grass dance special — an honorary men’s dance with fringe-adorned regalia. A hand drum contest. A five-man drum contest. A head woman special: jingle vs. grass — ...

Drumming, dancing and tradition took center stage at the 2025 International Peace Pow-wow in Lethbridge, Alta. Feb. 22-23, letting locals celebrate Blackfoot culture and identity.