Kwena Bellemare-Boivin, a member of the Atikamekw nation from Wemotaci, Quebec, dances the traditional Iroquois Stick dance during McGill's 21st Annual Pow Wow in Montreal on Friday, Sept. 23, 2022.

By Tom Ramos | Pow Wow Coordinator, San Manuel Band of Mission Indians. ... Men and women from 18 to those older than 65 will be showing off their skills in a variety of dance styles this weekend.

The first Pow Wow occurred in 2019 but when the pandemic hit, the Pow Wow couldn't take place. When it returned in 2022, it was an emotional experience for many of the participants Marshall says.

“Today is a good day. I am happy to be here,” expressed the man who blessed the Winnebago Pow Wow arena. “I pray for all the people here now and ...

They were spending Sunday afternoon at the 30th Annual Hart of the West Pow Wow at William S. Hart Park with their families. The celebration of Native American culture through traditional dance, ...

Two representatives for the Murdered Missing Indigenous Relatives movement, Trisha Rivers and Hayden Parker, came and spoke ...

Be respectful of participants and dancers. Dance regalia are not costumes and permission should be asked before taking pictures of a dancer. The emcee will explain and introduce the different events ...

Dance styles and regalia evolve over time, reflecting a living tradition. The "Celebrating Life" Pow wow took place March 30 at the John G. Kulhavi Events Center in McGuirk Arena on the campus of ...

On Feb 15, they’re scheduled to be a part of another pow wow in Thornton that will feature a dancing competition and a spiritual adviser, one of many such events around Colorado each year. You care.

Pulsing drums, the jingle of dresses and bells, the scents of fry bread and sweetgrass and an arresting array of brilliant-colored regalia all swept through the Exhibit Hall Saturday, as ...