Business Meeting, 2 PM - Installation of 2008 Officers - Covered Dish Supper 5 PM - Gourd Dancing 6:30 PM - Grand Entry 7:30 PM

Head Singer: Gene Logan

Host Hotel: Best Western (866) 782-9683
RV’s (817) 597-6348
Tent Camping Sites Available - More Information: Email   

Grand Entry 12pm Feast 5pm.

MC: Douglas (Mickey) Hodges; AD: Tom Mason; Host Drums: Lil Red Tail & Mukwa Bimikawe. Spiritual leader- Mike Swan.

White Earth Veterans Honor Guard.

More Information: LaVon Bakken 218-277-9861 lavoncb@hotmail.com.

Event: Headman ~ Pete Echohawk Neconie, Headlady ~ Amanda Fox,

Sponsored by Native Youth Alliance

More Information:Nathan Phillips, 734.323.0762 or email  

Grand Entry: 1:00 pm
Contests: 1:00-5:00pm

Contest PowWow between Operation Eagle Dancers and ALL Title VII/JOM dance groups.

Bring Your Own Chairs...Concessions Are Available

More Information:
Lilly Tyner
Operation Eagle
1536 SW Keller, McKinley School
Bartlesville, OK 74003
Phone:(918) 337-0130
Email:  

Hours: Saturday 10 am to 8 pm with Grand Entry at 1 pm, and Sunday 11 am to 5 pm with Grand Entry at 1 pm.

This is an indoor, heated event, with limited space. Early registration is important.

Native American singing, drumming, story telling, traditional Native American food along with some of the best Native American artists in the country.

We would like to thank the general public, dancers, drums and vendors who have helped make this event a huge success over the past three years.

Headman ~ Jacob Swaney, all other staff TBA

Admission: $5 for adults, $3 children 5-12 years old, 4 and younger are free, senior citizens over 55 are $3.

More Information: Kevin Everhart, 740.654.1520 or 740.380.8951
Email:  

Hours: 6:00 pm to close, Registration 5:00pm – 6:00 pm with Contest beginning at 6:00 pm.

Last year champs and Host Drum: BearHeart. MC: Boyd Ladd.

Prize payouts: $500.00, $400.00, $300.00, $200.00, $100.00 guaranteed, Consolation: TBA and Canary Contest winner take all $200.00.

** RULES ** 4 Singers per team, REGISTRATION FEE: $60.00 Per Team, 2 Songs per round and 2 Rounds per team. Canary's may select their drum and their songs. This will be one shot.

Race to 3 $10.00 Pool Tournament. Registration begins at 11:00 am.

Admission: Wristbands $7.00 Singer's admission included with registration.

More Information: Round Dance/Singing Contest: Troy Swallow 715-299-7667.
Pool Tournament: Lance Blackdeer 715-299-4777,

Hours: Friday -Sunday 11:00 am-6:00pm

Native Music Entertainment & Comedy Arts & Craft, Vendors Authentic Traditional Seminole Food Seminole Clothing Fashion Show, Native American Dance Troupe. Contest: Alligator Wrestling, Hand Drum and Canoe Race Tournament.

Admission: Adults $10 Children & Seniors $5, 3 Day Adult Pass $20, 3 Day Children & Seniors $10.

More Information: 954-797-5466
Email: .

All are welcome!

Gates Hours: 9:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Grand Entries: 9:30 a.m. both days.
Competition will end at approximately 5 p.m. on Saturday. The Adult final round will begin at 2 p.m. on Sunday.

First-time adult champion Charles Denny, Chippewa/Cree/Ute, 18, from Fort Duchesne, Utah, is expected to defend his title against such seasoned competitors and crowd favorites as Derrick Davis, Hopi/Choctaw; Nakotah La Rance, Hopi/Tewa, from Flagstaff, Arizona; Alex Wells, Lil Wat First Nation, of Morley, Alberta; and Lisa Odjig, Odawa/Ojibwe, from Wikemiking, Ontario. Denny will also most likely be facing off against 2008’s second-place finisher Brian Hammill, Ho Chunk, of New River, Arizona, over whom Denny captured the 2008 title by just one point. The winners will take home their share of more than $30,000 in prize money. (Final competitor list will be available on Saturday, February 7 at the event.)

Competitors perform in five divisions including Tiny Tot (under 5 years), Youth (5 to 12), Teen (13 to 17), Adult (18 and older) and Senior (40 years and older). Visitors can enjoy dance performances as well as delicious fry bread and other American Indian foods. Held on the museum grounds, admission to the museum is included.

For many years, the intertribal hoop dance has expanded to incorporate new and creative designs and extremely intricate footwork. Each dancer presents a unique variation of the intertribal hoop dance, weaving in aspects of his or her distinct tradition and culture. Individual routines are presented using as few as four to as many as 50 hoops, which are manipulated to create a variety of designs including animals, butterflies and globes. Dancers are judged based on five skills – precision, timing/rhythm, showmanship, creativeness and speed. In recent years, younger competitors are incorporating modern dance steps like hip-hop into their routines. No matter which steps a hoop dancer wields, however, she or he is dancing in the footsteps of Tony Whitecloud, founder of the modern hoop dance.

Admission: Per Day (includes event and museum admission): $10 general admission, $9 seniors (65+), $7 American Indians, $3 for children age 4-12, FREE for children under 4.

More Information: Darian Begay Email:
Phone: 602.252.8848
Address: 2301 N Central Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85004
Website: http://www.heard.org

Hours: Doors open at 11:00 am. Grand Entry At 1p.m. And 6 p.m. Dinner Break At 4:00 P.M.

Public Welcome!

Hosted by Lane ESD’s Indian Education Program . Serving Bethel, Crow-Applegate-Lorane, Creswell, Fern Ridge, Junction City, Lowell, Pleasant Hill And South Lane School Districts

Master Of Ceremonies: Nick Sixkiller Head Man: Jon Warren Head Woman: TBD Drums Include: Soaring Hawk- Eugene, Or . Dancing Spirit ­Jóhónaai’Éi ­ Ashland, Or; Keiser, Or; West Coast Boys-Siletz, Or , Steiger Butte - Chiloquin, Or

Vendors: Limited Space Available, Contact Alan Merrill at

More Information: Alan Merrill
Website: http://www.lesd.k12.or.us/indianeducation/index.html 

Head Staff : Headman : Joseph Lynch, Haliwa-Saponi. Headlady: Olivia Richardson, Haliwa-Saponi . MC: Sandon Jacobs. Host Drums: Red Earth (unconfirmed) . Arena Director: Dalton Lynch, Haliwa-Saponi Admission Fees: $4, Children 5 and under FREE No camping. Directions: Take Guess Road exit off of Interstate 85 or take Swift Ave. exit off of Durham Expressway/NC 147.

More Information: Joe Liles
Email:
Phone: 919-286-9401
Address: 1219 Broad Street, Durham, NC 27705
Website: http://www.ncssm.edu/powwow 

Gate Times: Fri: 10 am–9 pm ~ Sat: 10 am–9 pm ~ Sun: 10 am–4 pm
Grand Entry - Fri: 7 pm ~~ Sat 1 pm & 7 pm ~~ Sun: 1 pm ~ ~

Dancer (Luck of the Draw) Competition ~ ~All Drums & Dancers Welcome

Host Drum: Family Drum; Emcee: Dave (White Wolf) Trezak; Keeper of the Circle: Ken Cloud Walker; Head Man: Herb (Buffalo Dancer); Head Lady: Raven; Flutist: Arvil Bird

Demonstrators ~ Storytelling ~ Hoop Dancer ~ Teepees ~ Native Food
Native American Dancers in Regalia ~ Native Crafts & Jewelry ~ Flute Playing ~ Children’s Craft Table

Admission: Donation per Person : Each Day $3 ~ 3-Day Pass $7
Children 5 and under FREE Public Welcome ~

Please bring your chairs and stay awhile ~ No pets, please

Sponsored by: Native American People’s Society of Florida, Inc. & West Volusia Family YMCA. The Volusia County School Board is not affiliated with this Program in any manner nor do they endorse or assume any responsibility for any activities which occur in connection

More information: Jennifer Cyr @ 386-736-6000
E-mail
(Vendors) E-Mail Marvin at  

Open to the Public Arts & Crafts, Contests, Food, Raffles, 50/50

Adult Contests ($200, $100, $50). Men’s Contests: Straight, Fancy, Grass/Traditional. Women’s Categories: Southern Cloth, Buckskin, Jingle/Fancy . Tiny Tots.

Headstaff: Master Of Ceremonies: Hammond Motah, Carnegie, Ok. Head Singer: Al Santos, Ardmore, Ok. Head Man Dancer: Marty Thurman, Shawnee, Ok. Head Lady Dancer: Randi Santos, Ardmore, Ok. Arena Director: Randy Frazier, Ardmore, Ok. Gourd Clan: Comanche Little Ponies. Color Guard: TBA

Inviting All Gourd Dancers! All Veterans, Princesses, Dancers & Drums Welcome!

No Alcoholic Beverages or Drugs Allowed

Sponsored by Ardmore High School Native American Club For Arts&Crafts

More Information: Deana Craighead: 580-226-7680
Email:

Head Staff : Headman: Jerome Kills Small. Headlady: Nancy Kills Small. MC: Dr. Wayne Evans. Performer: SummerBear Dance Troupe. Host Drums: Cedar River Singers . Arena Director Jamie Burnett.

Admission: $3. Proceedings of this contest will go in part to help the Pine Ridge rez for Winter suffering. Vendors Welcome.

More Information: Mark 605-658-0222
Email:  
Website: http://cedarriversingers.4t.com 

Hours: Sunday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Saturday: 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Grand entry Saturday 1:00 PM & 6:00 PM, Sunday 1:00 PM

The Native American Indian Gathering (also known as the Native American Powwow) will feature Indians dancing in full regalia! The programs bring Native American educators, scholars, Tribal members, and dancers from all over the United States and Canada into the local community to provide a "hands on" experience with the Native ways and culture. Native food, native arts and crafts and native entertainment.

Head Staff : Headman: Rob Campbell. Headlady: Pam Campbell. MC: Jamie K. Oxendine. Host Drums: Grass Eagle. Arena Director: Martin Tall Horse. Co-Host Drum: Sky Hawk. Head Veteran: George Reiter Drums by invitation only. Traders by invitation only. No outside raffles or blanket dances.

Public invited. This is a family event, and we respectfully ask that you conduct yourself (and dress) accordingly. Admission Fees: Adults: 5.00. Children 5-12: 3.00 (family rate and two day pass available at door)
Parking: Free!

No drugs, alcohol, or firearms. Zero tolerance for violators.

More Information: Call (513) 398-7441.
Email:

Hours: Grand Entry time is 1 p.m. on Saturday and Noon on Sunday.

Contest Powwow- Total prize pool now over $24k

Head Staff : MC: Ray Fryberg

Admission: FREE!

More Information:
Darlene Krise
360-427-3027
 
http://www.squaxinislandmuseum.org/ 

All Public Are Invited

Hours: Friday: 3:00 pm - 10:00 pm. Grand Entry Is 7:00 pm.
Saturday: Gate Opens 9:30 am-10:00 pm. Grand Entry 3:00 pm and 7:00 pm
Sunday: Gates Open 9:30am-6:00 pm. Grand Entry Is 3:00 pm

Everyone is welcome! Dancers and Drummers will enter free!

Traditional Powwow. No contest. Offer mystery money dances.

Fun, Dancing, Singing, Eagle Dancer, Hoop Dancer, Flute Player, Awesome Artist And Vendors, Ethnic Food Vendors and more.. Drums: Red bird Jrs.  Head man: Ed Winddancer. Head Woman: Kaye Taylor. Arena Director: Billy Kipp. MC: David Jim Witmer. Special Guests: Treasure Coast Wildlife Center. Others: TBA

Admission: Adults Are $6.00. Children Are $4.00. Seniors Are $4.00. Dancers with Regalia are Free!

Camping Info: Free Primitive Camping, RV hook ups (water and elect and sewer) $22.50 per night

Directions: Coming off I-95 turn East go to 58th Ave turn North the fairgrounds are about 6 miles on your left hand side , follow the signs.

More Information: Email
772-567-1579
1670 11th Place
Vero Beach Florida 32960  

Times: Grand Entry: Saturday 1:00 pm & 7:00pm. Sunday: 1:00 pm.

Event Coordinator: Kelly Healy; MC: Oliver Shouting and Jason Good Striker; Arena Director: Stan Whiteman; Men's Head Dancer: Elijah Provost; Ladies' Head Dancer: Katie Pard. Host Drum: Picked Daily

Competitions:
10Adult Dance Competitions: 1st - $500, 2nd - $300, 3rd -$200
7 Teen Dance Competitions: 1st - $200, 2nd - $150, 3rd - $100
7 Junior Dance Competitions: 1st - $100, 2nd - $75, 3rd - $50
Drum Competition: 1st - $3,000, 2nd - $2,000, 3rd - $1,000

Specials: Keith Shade Memorial Men's Traditional (1st-$2,000, 2nd-$1,000, 3rd-$700, 4th-$500, % consolation awards of $100); Miss Blackfoot Canada- Andrea True Joy Fox; Ladies fancy; Jr. Miss Blackfoot Canada-Jamie Crying Head, Teen Girls Jingle.

Admission: $12.00 per day, $9.00 Students/Seniors

Presented by the Blackfoot Canadian Cultural Society.

Traders And Vendors Information-Debbie Kelman @ (403) 327-6828. Forms:
Miss Blackfoot Canada Pageant Information- Roxie Vaile @ (403) 388-4935. Forms:
General Information: Email:
Call: (403) 327-6807
Website http://www.blackfoot.ca 

Gates Open Daily: 10:00 am.
Grand Entry: Friday 7:00 pm. Saturday 1:00pm & 7:00 pm. Sunday 1:00 pm.

Friday is Children's Day from 10:00am - 2:00pm with special Demonstrations, Games, etc.

Join us for Traditional Native American Culture Including: Drumming, Dancing, Crafts, and Food.

MC: Ric Bird. Head Veteran: Blue Deer. Head Man Dancer: Bobby De Bose . Head Woman Dancer: Sandra De Bose. Host Drum: Family Drum Singers. Co-Host Drum: Bird Chopper Bird Family Drum. Firekeeper: Ken Cloudwalker. Color Guard: American Legion ~ Austin-Giles Post #21

GRAMMY Award & 11 Time NAMMY winning artist: Joanne Shenandoah. 2002 NAMMY Flutist of the Year : Tommy Wildcat. Dineh Singer: Allen Mose Jr. Hoop & Fancy Shawl Dancer, Artist, Singer/Songwriter: Jackie Bird. Singer/Songwriter: Crystal Woman. Story Tellers: Sarah Sunshine Badger Woman and Grandma Coyote. Guest Elder: Kashka - Tlingit Legend Keeper - Storyteller. Flutist: Utah Farris. Special Animal Appearances: Paint the Pony and Thunder the American Bald Eagle

Bring the whole Family and spend the Day, Don't forget to bring Chairs.

Admission:  Required Donation: Adults $3.00 Children Under 12 FREE
Active, Retired or Service Persons Admitted FREE

Directions: Renninger's Twin Markets, 20651 New Highway 441 Mount Dora, Florida 32757. Just East of Mount Dora ~ Just 30 miles North of Orlando, Florida

More Information: Website: http://thundering-spirit.tripod.com/
Call Tony Ledford at: 352 636-4271 or 800 619-0045 EXT. 61
Email:  
Write: Tony Leford PO BOX 1141 ~ Eustis, FL 32727

Intertribal dance, Gourd Dance, food and craft vendors.

HEAD STAFF Emcee - Dennis Wahkinney. Head Man - Jesse James. Head Lady - Eva Tome. Head Singer - Al Santos. (OtterTrail). Head Gourd - Joe Bohanon. Arena Director - To be announced. Color Guard - UT Arlington ROTC

All Drums Welcome!

Admission and Parking: FREE!

Directions: From either I-30 or I-20 take the Cooper Street Exit; from I-20 go North; from I-30 go South to UTA Blvd. / W. Border Street. Go east on UTA Blvd. / Border to Oak St. Turn left (south). The University Center is near the corner of Oak and W. First St.

Co-Sponsored By: UT Arlington Honors College & Multicultral Affairs

More Information:
Vendors: Michael Twidal at 832-746-5212 or
General: Elijah Wahkinney at orKenneth Roemer 817-272-2729).
Website: http://www.uta.edu/studentorgs/nasa_aises/pow.html

Times: Gates Open- 10:00 am. Gourd Dance 11:00 - 12:00. Grand Entry 1:00

Traditional powwow. Everyone is welcome!

Intertribal & Gourd Dancing. Native American Crafts and Foods

Head Staff : Headman : Randy Solomon. Headlady: Debra West. MC: Bud Martin. Performer: John Procell (Head Gourd). Host Drums: A. C. Woodland. Arena Director: Vance Beaver.

Twin Eagles Indian Association strives to preserve the culture and traditions of the Native American community through educational presentations tailored to both Native and Non-native audiences.

Admission: $5.00 (12 & under free with paid adult / Scouts free in uniform.
FREE PARKING!!!!

More Information: Bill Arant 318-927-6626   
Louisiana State Fairgrounds Exhibit Building

No contest Festival.

American Indian drumming, dancing, arts, crafts, entertainment and food.

MC: Don Hockenberry. HM: Peppi EagleWing. HL: Toni Seaflower. Host Northern Drum: White Buffalo Singers (Host Drum).

Drums and Vendors by invitation only! .

Admission Fee: Admission: $5.00 per person. Dancers with regalia, invited drums and vendors, children under 10 and elders, free.

Ample free parking. Bring lawn or camp chair.

Directions: From NY: Rt. 78W to I-81 So. to Exit 52 (Rt. 11 S.)Right off exit, travel 3.5 miles, turn right onto Clay St.,turn right at traffic light onto Spring Road, turn left (Expo Center)at 3rd light onto K Street. From Baltimore: I-83N to PA Turnpike W, to exit 226 (Rt. 11 So.) travel2.5 miles, turn right onto Clay Street, follow further directions above. From Pittsburgh: PA Turnpike East to exit 226 (Rt. 11 So.), travel 2.5 miles on 11 So. to right on Clay Street, follow furthers directions above.

This event is non-profit. All proceeds will be donated to American Indian Diabetes, and the Faithkeepers School in Steamburg, NY.

More Information: General: Noni Nickerson 717-776-1075
Vendor Information: Arvil Meisenhelter - 717-817-6421

NO SINGER & DANCER REGISTRATION FEES

Vendor Information : Authentic Native American Artists/Vendors Only Proof of enrollment required Contact Jeremiah Bahlen @ 800-272-2438 ext. 3243.

More Information: Paul Thompson III 800-272-2438
 
Website: http://www.apachegoldcasinoresort.com 

Sponsored by the JJC Office of Student Activities and the JJC Native American Club. In cooperation with The American Indian Center of Chicago

Vendor Information: Joe Podlasek (773) 275-5871 or  

More Information: Fred Harris
Email:
Phone:(815) 280-2566
Website: http://web.jjc.edu/Clubs/NAC/pow_wow.htm

Times: Gates open at 9am all 3 days. Friday will be geared towards children and Grand Entry will be 5pm. Saturday times are 12noon and 5pm. Sunday time is 12noon.

Everyone is Welcome!

Non-competition Festival. Special WW II Veteran Honor Program. Children's events all week-end! Demonstrations. Fry Bread. Native Crafters and Vendors

Drums: Host Drum: All Nations Warrior Society Guest Drums:(Southern) Mossy Creek Singers (Northern) Wakiyan Oyate{Thunder People Singers}. Head Man: DeBeaux Wesaw. Head Lady: Sandie Wesaw. ADirector: Bud Two Eagles Queen. MC: Scott Crisp

Special Guests: Native American Hip-Hop Recording Artists SMOKE-NATIVE AMERICAz MOST WANTED. Story Teller - Robert Red Hawk Eldridge. Head Veteran- Ron Black Eagle Johnson
Colors Posted by - Warrior Society

Admission: $3 per car for parking
Primitive Camping on site

Directions: I-140 exit 11a to RT 129(Alcoa Highway). Go just before first light and veer right (Louisville Rd). Go 6 miles and festival grounds on the left.

All of the final proceeds from this event will used to benefit S.O.T.Y. (Save Our Tribal Youth)

More Information: Email:
Phone: (865)223-5890
Address: 2537 Mentor Rd.
Louisville, TN 37777
Website: http://www.myspace.com/the_river_gathering

All drums and dancers are welcome.

Dance exhibition. Indian market. Food and Drink. Storytelling. Pet Adoption. Microchipping. Cake Walk. Raffle.

The members of the Apache del Rio Intertribal Organization (ADRIT) invite you to attend their second powwow, hosted by the Animal Defense League of Texas in San Antonio. We are excited about this opportunity to honor our four-legged brothers.

Please come, enjoy the animals, see old friends and make some new ones. Dogs are welcome to attend, but must be on a leash and wearing a current rabies tag.

As you may already know, Apache del Rio Intertribal Organization (ADRIT) has a goal of educating the public both about the history of the First Americans and the fact that American Indians are still a part of this Nation’s society. Being neighbors, friends and peers of the South Texas community, we help out when and where we are able, lending aid in the form of food, clothing or funds. To learn more about the Animal Defense League, visit them online at http://www.adltexas.org .

More Information: Eugenia Fernandez
Website:http://www.apachedelrio.org 

Times: Doors open to public at 11 a.m. Grand entries: Saturday – 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday – 12 Noon

Head Veteran – George Martin. Master of Ceremonies – Sonny Smart. Host Drum – Great Lakes Alliance. Arena Director – Wesley Connors. Head Male Judge – Bertram Schuyler. Head Female Judge – Phylis Schuyler

Admission: Adults (18-59 years) - $5. Elders (60 years and up) - $3. Youth (5-17 years) - $3 SCIT members (with I.D.) – Free. CMU students (with I.D.) – Free. Children (4 years and under) – Free

Sponsored by: North American Indigenous Student Organization (NAISO); Native American Programs Office; Office for Institutional Diversity; Central Michigan University; The Saginaw Chippewa Tribal Nation

Contact: Colleen Green (989)774-2508
Email:
Website: http://diversity.cmich.edu/nativ/POW-WOW.html

Traditional Powwow. Everyone is Welcome!

Times: Pipe Ceremony: Saturday - 10:00 am. Registration starts at 11:00 am each day. Grand Entries: Saturday: 12:00pm and 7:00pm. Sunday: 12:00pm.
Meal Hours: Feast at 6:00 pm in the UCN Cafeteria.

Host Drum :Bloodline, Norway House, Manitoba. Arena Director: Ron Ranville. MC: Jonathan Weenusk and Peter Constant.

Admission: FREE!

Camping or Facility Information: Local Businesses can be found on
www.thepasarea.com

Directions: Street Address: 436 7TH Street North, The Pas, Manitoba

Hosted by the Mamawechetotan Aboriginal Student Council and the Mamawechetotan Centre. Host Drum: Bloodline.

More information:
Tina Cook-Martin, Mamawechetotan Centre Coordinator
Box 3000, The Pas, Manitoba R9A 1M7
(204) 627-8698
Email: tcook-martin@ucn.ca
Website: https://mycampus.ucn.ca/ics/Campus_Life/Mamawechetotan_Centre.jnz

We Offer Native Craft,Food,Dancing,Teachers-Beadwork and Knapping
and Local Native History.

Admission: $5.00 per car load

All pets must be on a leash. Primitive camping for vendors and dancers only. Generators must be turned off by 11:00 PM. Anyone using drugs, alcohol, or just bad behavior will be removed from the grounds.

Benefit is for Young Adult Care Center-Young Adults with Developmental Disabilities in Personal Cares

More information: Charlie Hannah at (770)537-1014
Native Vendors contact Charlie
Email: Cbnativeways@aol.com
 5016 HWY 78 WEST
BREMEN GA. 30110

Social Powwow-No competition.

Times (approximate): Thursday & Friday: 9:00 am-Flag raising, school field trips.
1:00 pm-Intertribal Dancing. Sundown-Lowering of flags. Friday: 7:00pm Grand Entry.
Saturday: 9 a.m- Flag Raising. NOON- Lunch at Camp. 1 - 5 p.m. -Social Dancing, Princess competition, story telling and anything else
we come up with that may be culturally informative or even fun. 5:30 p.m.- Supper For The Camp. Sunset - Flag lowering. 7 p.m. - Grand Entry Invocation, Veteran's Songs, Memorial Song Commence Evening Program and Dancing.

The Dancing will conclude when Dancers and Drummers stop.

Storytellers, Children's ganes, Primitive Camp/Tools, Ancient Museum relics, Flute Players and many Traders with Arts and Crafts

Drum: Red Bird Singers. MC: Tye Bell. Head Man: Johnny McDonald. Head Lady: Susan McDonald. Arena Director: Nick McGahee.

Admission: FREE! Parking: FREE!

Free Camping-come early because space is limited. Limited RV electrical available.

More Information: , ,
Vendors Call: (904) 699-6416
Cherokee of Georgia Tribal Office: (912) 843-2230
(912) 285-2738
(912)449-9033
Website: http://www.cherokeeofgeorgia.us/main/events.sfx

Family Oriented Event. Veteran's Day April 4th.

Gourd Dancing, Intertribal Dancing, Native Food and Vendors. All Singers and Dancers are welcome!

Admission: FREE! Parking: FREE!
Primitive Camping. Bring your own lawn chair.

Directions: Located off I-75, between Gainesville and Ocala off exit 368, one half hour east on CR 318, turn right on CR 315 Ft McCoy, Florida and follow the signs to Chambers Farm.

More Information:
E-mail: ,
Write: Chambers Farm Committee, PO Box 760, Waynesville, Ohio, 45068,
Phone: Dan Berke at (706)-983-9367 or (513)-464-1746
Website: http://www.chambersfarm.org 

Demonstrations: Beading, Basketry, Flintnapping, Primitive Encampment
Participate: Blow Gun, Bow & Arrow, Stickball games, All Cultural Dancing
Hear: Storytelling, Native American Flute, All Native Drums
Visit: in a Tipi Lodge for an educational program

Staff: MC: Ron Colombe. AD: Jimmy Reedy. Head Man: Jackie Ross. Head Lady: Kate Jolly. Host Drum: A Wo Ha Li . Honor Guard: All Nations Warrior Society. Entertainment: Jimmy Yellowhorse, Flute. Jamie Russell, Singer. Inca/Aztec Dance Group

Admission: Friday: Kid’s Day $3.00 per child/adults free
General: Adults $6.00. Seniors $4.00. Children (6-12) $3.00. Children (5-under) FREE. College Students w/ID $4.00. Military w/ID FREE. Parking: FREE!

Bring your own lawn chairs!

No Camping at Site Unless Self Contained RV Or Camper. Camping Allowed Nearby And Near Host Hotels.

Directions: Chattanooga from Alabama and/or Nashville on I-24 around Tennessee River.  Come to 3-way split and follow the I-27 North (#178) Downtown Chattanooga split.  As soon as you split the left lane automatically takes you towards I-27 North.  You will then need to get over to the far right hand lane immediately and take the very next exit you come to called MAIN STREET EXIT.  Come down exit and turn left and then an immediate right at light onto CARTER STREET.  Come to the end of this road that FINLEY STADIUM is on your left and the 1^st TENNESSEE PAVILION is on your right.

NOTE:  Should you miss the MAIN STREET EXIT, take the very next exit called M L KING BLVD EXIT.  At the bottom of the exit go right.  Go to the light and turn right onto CARTER STREET.  Follow Carter Street until you come to MAIN STREET.  Go through light there and continue down and FINLEY STADIUM will be on your left, 1^st TENNESSEE PAVILION on your right.

Chattanooga from Knoxville on I-75 south or from Atlanta on I-75 north and go towards Downtown Chattanooga/Birmingham, Nashville.  You will follow Interstate I-24 around until you come to 2 way split Nashville left and Downtown Chattanooga right.  Take the right split towards Downtown Chattanooga I-27.  Follow this I-27 on around.  You will take the MAIN STREET EXIT.  Come down exit and turn left and then go to the light and turn right onto CARTER STREET.  Follow this street and FINLEY STADIUM is on your left, 1^st TENNESSEE PAVILION is on your right.

More Information: Tammera Hicks, Pow Wow Chairman For Native American Services of Tennessee Email:
Phone: 423/240-7270
Address: P O Box 24853, Chattanooga, TN 37422-4853

All Singers are invited.

Master of Ceremonies: Tom Phillips, Kiowa/Muskgogee Creek - Manteca, California. Host Northern Drum: Elk Soldier, Gary Drapeau - Marty, South Dakota. Host Southern Drum: Bad Medicine, Phil "Joe Fish" Dupoint, Carnegie, Oklahoma. Sound System Provide by: Ta'neeszahnii Technologies.
Arena Director: Rick Yazee - Navajo, Flagstaff, Arizona. Head Lady Dancer: Joanne Soldier - Objibway, Swan Lake First Nation, Manitoba Canada. Head Man Dancer: Norman Largo - Navajo, Brimhall, New Mexico. Head Gourd Dancer: Steve Toya Sr.- Pueblo/Comanche, Zia Pueblo, New Mexico. Contest tabulation: Big Mountain Services, Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Contest Specials: Men's Southern Straight. Team Dance. Women's Backup Singing. Grass Dance. Solo Hand Drum Contest.

Bring your own canopy and chair.

Directions: http://www.navajo-village.com/

Host Hotel: Quality Inn Lake Powell Phone: 928-645-8851

Vending Space Available: Email:  
Phone: (928) 640-3137

More Information: Website: http://www.myspace.com/pageazunitypowwow
Email:

Times: 9am - midnight

Open to the Public!

Admission: Free!

More Information: Powwow Committee 530-752-6656
Email:  
Address: 2401 Hart Hall Davis CA 95616

Directions: Bowen Field House at Eastern Michigan University in Ypsilanti, next door to Ann Arbor and the University of Michigan campus. http://www.umich.edu/~powwow/visitors/directions.html

Mailing Address: Pow Wow Committee
Ann Arbor Powwow Committee
c/o Conner Sandefur
1666 Cram Circle #6
Ann Arbor, MI 48105
Phone: (743) 565-8670
Email:  
Website: http://www.umich.edu/~powwow/index.html 

Admission: Miss Indian World Program: Thursday April 23rd (evening): $12.00
Powwow & Trader's Market: Friday April 25th: $15.00. Saturday April 26th: $15.00

Website: http://www.gatheringofnations.com/ 

Not a Powwow, Native American Historical, Authentic Event!
Everyone is Welcome! Fun, Family Event!

Hours: 11am-6pm

Admission: FREE

The festivities include tribal canoe races, storytelling, native arts and crafts, children's activities, native music, dance, fry bread and other native food.

Coupeville's Front Street and the Island County Historical Museum are the locations for entertainment, food and arts and crafts. A free shuttle will provide transportation to the boat launch on 9th Street. The canoe races can be watched from both locations.

A special event, sponsored by the Island County Historical Museum, is planned for Friday night, May 15th. A welcoming ceremony will be followed by a short trip to the Coupeville Recreation Hall where the public is invited to hear stories of the Canoe Races of the 1930's as well as current life of canoe pullers.

Also on Friday night, Lou LaBombard, storyteller, professor of Anthropology and member of the Seneca Nation, will be sharing riveting stories at the Fort Ebey campground amphitheater.

Directions: Get onto Whidbey Island. find Coupeville in the middle of island. Get to Coupeville, Wa. and you are there... on Whidbey Island! There are free buses from the ferry on the South end of the Island( Clinton) or from the North end out of Oak Harbor. There will be a free shuttle bus at the event going between the town area and the canoe races all day long.

**No Alcohol or Drugs Allowed...This is a Family Event!

More Information: Email:
Phone: (360) 678-3451 or (360) 678-4606.
Website: http://www.penncovewaterfestival.com/index.php  http://www.whidbeycamanoislands.com

This is a Gourd Dance event only sponsored by the White Shell (Yoolgai) Gourd Society of Shiprock, NM. Gourd Societies and Dancers are all welcome to attend.

Dancing will start at 11:00 am to 6:00 pm. Supper to be served at 4:00 pm.

Drums: White Shell (Yoolgai). Head Man: Head Gourd: Harrison Palmer. Head Lady: Head Singer: Anthony Lee
Dancers: Gourd Societies and Dancers are all welcome to attend. MC: Micco Lowe.

No Admission fee, this is an outdoor event-provide your own chair and shade.
Vendors are invited at $5.00 per space.

Directions: Hiway 491 south toward Gallup, NM behind the Shiprock Rodeo grounds at Wilbert J. Begay's residence.

More Information: Email Address:
Phone: 505/793-2695
Address: P.O. Box 2932, Shiprock, NM 87420

The Nawilha Festival will be back next year!

Competition Powwow. Everyone is Welcome!

Native Singing, Drumming, Dancing, Native arts and crafts, Native foods

Admission Fees: Friday, Saturday & Sunday: Adults $12; (Students) valid ID), Youth (13 - 18), Seniors (60+)$6; Children (under 12)FREE). 1/2 price admission after 6 pm Friday & Saturday!

Camping Info: Ottawa Municipal Campsite
411 Corkstown Road, Nepean, Ontario
http://www.ottawacampground.ca

Directions: From the south, head north on Hwy 416, and take either the Richmond Rd. exit, head up Richmond Road and then take the westbound on ramp of Hwy. 417/17 and then get onto the west and take the Moodie Drive Exit and turn right onto Moodie Drive and turn left at lights. Or continue on Hwy. 417/17 and take the March Rd. Exit and turn right onto March Road, and then turn right onto Corkstown Road.

No Alcohol, No Drugs, No Pets. Odawa Native Friendship Centre, Odawa Pow Wow Committee will not be responsible for any personal losses, injuries or damages.

More Information: Email Address: festival@odawa.on.ca
Phone: 613-722-3811
Address: Odawa Native Friendship Centre
12 Stirling Ave., Ottawa, Ontario
Website: http://www.odawa.on.ca

Host Drum: Red Warrior, San Diego California. Head Man: Joe Hacker, Honolulu Hawaii'i. Head Woman: Shelly Hill, San Diego California. Master Of Ceremonies: Chip Begay, Kailua-Kona Hawai'i. Arena Directors: Dan Mcdaniel Moutain View Hawai'i; Tom Rowland Honolulu Hawai'i. Invited Drums: Wildhorse, Los Angeles California. 808NDN Honolulu Hawaii

All Drums and Dancers Welcome.

Inter-tribal Dancing, Food, Arts & Crafts, Children's Area, Exhibition Dancing including Hawaiian, Gourd Dancing, Veteran's Honoring and Remembrance on Monday.

Admission: FREE!

No Camping. Hotel Information: http://www.hilopowwow.com/wst_page4.html

The event is hosted by the Federation of American Natives in partnership with Big Island Resource Conservation and Development Council, Inc. Support has been provided by the Hawaii Tourism Association, Healing Our Island Community Grant Fund and the County of Hawai’i.

Contact Information:
Email:
Website: http://www.hilopowwow.com 

Hours: Gates open at 10am, closes at 10 pm on Saturday & Sunday, 5pm on Monday. Grand Entries: Saturday & Sunday 1 pm & 7pm. Monday 1pm.
Special Event Hours: Jacob Laughingfox Fitch flutist at 11am & 5pm

Traditional Powwow. Everyone is Welcome!

Fun, Education, crafts, culture--Good time for all. Day money offered at end of powwow for dancers in regalia. open drum. Participants are served Saturday Supper, Sunday & Monday Breakfast & Supper

Drums: Whitehawk, Many Voice, Eagle Scout, Elk Trail, Medicine Wind, Grass Eagle. Head man: TBA Each Day. Head lady: TBA Each Day. Arena Director: Ken Irwin, Sr. MC: Jerry Dearly, Sr. Special Guests: Jacob Laughingfox Fitch flutist

Admission: $7-adults, $3-Seniors & Students. Free-5 & under & participants, $15-weekend pass

Camping Info: Fairgrounds charges $20/weekend for camping includes electric & showers

Directions: On west side of Columbus. I 270 Exit 13 follow Fairground signs

More Information: Native American Indian Center Of Central Ohio PO Box 07705 Columbus, Ohio 43207-0705 (614) 443-6120 Fax-443-2651
Email:  
Website: http://naicco.org 

Kathy was advised to let people know that the BIA and the DNR will be visiting Pow Wow's and Gatherings to check people for violations of carrying eagle, hawk and owl feathers. It seems carrying your card will not be enough. You will need documentation also.

Also please check the link below to protect yourself with how you sell your goods. http://www.iacb.doi.gov/act.html For those who do not know, be sure to have a sign in your booth that says "Not Made by Indians" unless of course you have all the right documents.

Contact Information: Kathy Baudendistel (WolfLady)
Email:
Phone: 513-312-9143/765-647-4735
Address: 14099 Wolf Creek Rd. Brookville Indiana
Website: http://www.WolfCreekHabitat.org

Traditional-No contest. Everyone is Welcome!

Host Drum - Grandfather Strongheart. Headman - Jerry "Smitty" Smith. Headlady - Gwen Babbs. M.C. - Bryan Halfday -Chippewa Nation, Ontario. A.D. – Gary Smith.

All dancers and drums welcome. Bring lawn chairs; Rain or shine!
Luck of the draw for dancers. Powwow ambassador contest

Admission-$5-Adults, elders 65 & up and children 12 & under-Free

Camping Info: primitive camping only
Host Motel - Key West Inn - 256-835-9001

Directions: I-20 Exit 185 Take a Right at Shoney’s, Pow Wow will be on the right just past Days Inn.

More Information: Email Address:
Phone: Mark or Ruth 256-820-6315
Address: P. O. Box 306, Alexandria, AL 36250

Public Invited!

Mother Earth is calling all dancers! Gourd dancers come and remember Samuel Nathan Blatchford! We invite ALL dancers, grass, fancy, Eagle, Traditional as well as all interested persons. If you don't know how to dance, we will show you!

Admission: FREE! Parking: FREE!

RV and Camping Sites w/hook-up. Hot showers avaliable for dancers and vendors, bring your own soap and towel.

No Drugs, Alcohol Or Firearms Allowed on Grounds

For Additional Information Contact: Black Horse at 217-824-7393 or Hawk at 217-528-9172 or Email Hawk at  
Website: http://blackhorsepowwow.bravehost.com/ 

BILL MILLER has won two Grammys for Best Native American Music Album in the past two years as well as being honored with 7 different Native American Music Awards and most recently the NAMA Lifetime Achievement Award.  (http://www.myspace.com/billmillerofficial)

Admission & Parking: $12.00 adults/$8.00 children. Camping $10.00 per day Children under 5 free.
Family Of 4 Package: $55.00 Includes concert, powwow (both days), full zoo access, camping
ALL DANCERS: FREE Admission to Concert-Powwow-Camping-Zoo

Camping Info: primitive camping and R/V parking available

Directions: The Woodland Zoo is located 2 miles east of Chalk Hill on US Route 40 in Farmington, Pennsylvania.
The Fort Necessity Battlefield is within a few hundred feet from the zoo's main entrance.

We are seeking vendors for this year. Email: Hawk at   for more vending info.

More Information: Email:
Phone: 7245182751
Address: 3400 National Pike
Farmington PA 15437
Website: http://www.buffalomessengers.org

Admission: Adults: 3.00; Children 4 to 12: 1.00; 3 years & under: free

No drugs, alcohol, firearms or bad attitudes. Pets must be kept on a leash at all times.

For more information please call Janet Dudley at (573) 369-2710
Or email Janet Dudley at
Website: http://www.osageriverpowwow.com/ 

Hours: 11:00 am- 5:00 pm.

Tiny Tot, Junior, Teen, Adult & Senior Categories.

Admission: $11.00 per day. $20.00 for 2 days.

More Information and to Register: 403-734-5171  1-888-654-6274
Email:
Website: http://www.blackfootcrossing.ca

Hours: Friday: Children's Day: Open-Noon. Grand Entry: 1:00 pm.
Saturday: Open-10:00 am. Grand Entry-10:00 am.
Sunday: Open-11:00 am-5:30 pm. Grand Entry-Noon.

Open to Public. Family Program.This is a Gathering of Native American people to share our Traditions and Customs.

MC: Ric Bird. Arena Director: Elton Smith. Lead Dancers: Mike and Jennie Crawford. Honor Lead Tiny Tot Dancer: Riley. Host Drum: "Bird Chopper". Guets Drum: Cedar creek Medicine. All Traditional Drums Welcome.

Special Appearance: National POW MIA KIA Memorial. Rolling Thunder. William e. Vaughan-Lloyd, Jr. Vice Chief. Special Programs and dances for all ages and many other surprises planned.

Admission by Small Donation: Adults-$6.00. Children 4-18 - $4.00.
Seniors over 62-Free. Children 4 years and younger-Free

Bring your lawn chair. Pets must be on leashes. Shoes will be required at all times.

More Information: Tribal office 1-336-816-7747.
Email:
Website: http://www.neetribe.org

Times: Grand Entries. Saturday and Sunday - 12 noon & 7 p.m.
Monday - 12 noon

Contest Powwow. Everyone Welcome!

Drums: Rotating. Head Man: TBA Daily. Head Lady: TBA Daily. ADirector: Kevin Peltier. MC: Alex Fox, Wikwemikong, Ontario & Lance Delisle, Kahnawake, Quebec. Head Dance Judge - Charlene Bomberry, Six Nations of the Grand River, Ontario
Head Drum Judge - Harvey Bell Jr., Wikwemikong, Ontario

Admission Fees: Daily Adult - 10.00. Daily 6-12 yrs old - 2.00. Weekend Passes - 20.00. Elders & under 6 Free

More Information: Email Address: cbell@wikwemikongheritage.org
Phone: 705-859-2385
Address: 64-3 Beach Rd.
Wikwemikong, Ontario
P0P 2J0
Website: www.wikwemikongheritage.org

There is a master engraver, which is one of the ten master engravers in the world and he will do a chain saw carving again this year to be raffled off at 5.00 a ticket. Vendors and traders are to donate 1 item to be raffled off as their vendor fee.

There will be dancing drums: White Buffalo Drum; Little Red Drum; Eagle Drum and some Special Appearance Drum. There will be Story Telling; Hunting Skills; Flute Playing and our Teepees set up. The country band Shilo will be there for after powwow circle is closed for all to enjoy.

This is a weekend event and all vendors and traders can set up Friday. There is free camping at our own campsite for those who wish to enjoy the weekend.

The vendors have their own campsite also on property. There is no limit for vendors or traders - we will accept all!! We will also have a trade blanket- bring an item. Potluck for only vendors on Saturday night.

Admission: FREE!

More Information: Wildfire, 518-499-1484 or 518-499-2052,
Email:

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