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JANUARY 9, 2005 8th Winter Gathering & Pot Luck
United
Native American Cultural Center (UNACC) Fort Devens, 29 Antietam St., P-5
Building, Off Rte 2, Ayer, MA 978-772-1306
JANUARY 14 - 16, 2005 Bearspaw First Nation Powwow Bearspaw Equestrian Centre, Morley, Alberta, Canada. Rod Hunter, 403- 881-0023 http://www.geocities.com/bearspawpowwow
JANUARY 14 - 16, 2005 1st Annual Tennessee American Indian WinterFest & Powwow
Shelbyville,
Tennessee at Calsonic Indoor Arena Contest including Drum Contest/ Concert
Barbara Burch, 931-461-2843 tuhaniesa@charter.net
http://tennesseewinterfestpowwow.gem-of-r.com
JANUARY 15 - 16, 2005 Spokane Indian Reservation 123rd Anniversary Celebration Alex Sherwood Memorial Community Center, Wellpinit, WA. Spokane Indian Reservation. 1881 Warriors Special 1st Place $1,000.
Inez
Hubert, 509-258-7253
JANUARY 15, 2005 Morning Star Celebration Benefit Powwow
St.
Labre Indian School. John Carroll School, Bel Air, MD. Doors open at
11am, Grand Entry at 1pm. Gary Scholl, 410-838-8333 ex2002 or glsjcs@yahoo.com
JANUARY 22, 2005 Mid-Winter Pow-wow Greater Lowell Indian Cultural Association Bedford VA Hospital, 200 Spring Road Bedford, MA 207-361-4293
JANUARY 28 - 30, 2005 3rd Annual Mystic Eagle Powwow
Oscar
Scherer State Park, Osprey, Florida. Festival and contests, Dance Drum Tepee.
Julie Norris, 941-485-9072 or jno8363406@aol.com
FEBRUARY 4 - 6, 2005 First Intertribal Native American Powwow City of Chattahoochee, Florida, Chattahoochee City Park. Free to the public. Billy Johnson, 850-663-8000
http://www.ci.chattahoochee.fl.us
FEBRUARY 4 - 5, 2005 Wilma Wells Family 3rd Annual Powwow Apache Fair Building, Apache, OK. Contest Powwow. Dolly Nestell, 580-695-4753
FEBRUARY 5, 2005 Honoring Our Peoples Existence Annual Spring Club Powwow. Sequoyah High School Gym, Tahlequah, OK. Vendor $25 plus a Raffle item. Gloria Matthews or James Nells, 918-456-0631 rachel-chouteau@cherokee.nation FEBRUARY 5, 2005 Fellowship Powwow Island Grove Park, 4-H Building, 501N. 14th Ave., Greeley, CO Admission: $4. includes dinner. John Cochran, 970-284-5835 http://www.alterNativeVoices.org FEBRUARY 11 - 13, 2005 Jicarilla Day Powwow Dulce , NM Vietnam Veterans Memorial Gym. Drum contest, dancing contest in all categories, Juniors, Teens. Grand Entry 7pm Friday, 12 noon & 7pm Saturday, 12 noon Sunday. Eldina Pesata 505-759-1651 or 505- 860-1874. Nicolette Pesata, 505-759-1765 or 505-486-7029 FEBRUARY 11 - 13, 2005 Powwow Cox-Osceola Indian Reservation Orange Springs, FL 32182.
White
Fawn, 352-546-5525
FEBRUARY 17 - 19, 2005 New England Native Amer. Institute Powwow Burgess Elementary School, Burgess Road Sturbridge, MA 508-347-7829
FEBRUARY 17 - 19, 2005 Alabama-Coushatta Sequicentennial Powwow Alabama-Coushatta Ballpark Livingston, TX
Gabe
Bullock, 936-563-4280 accelebration@yahoo.com
February 18 - 20, 2005 Thunder on the Beach Pow Wow Indian River County Fairgrounds Vero Beach, FL Head Woman Kaye Taylor Head Man Ed Winddancer MC David Trezak Arena Director Billy Kipp Southern Drum Ron Gibson's Good Heart Drum Northern Drum Medicine Star Dona Chesser Dona Chesser 1670 11th St. Plave City, FL 32960 772-567-1567 deedee1579@aol.com
FEBRUARY 18 - 20, 2005 Bismarck Mandan Midwinter Powwow Fort. Yates , ND
Vivian
Gillette/ Kathy Johnson, 701-255-3285, bismarckmandan_powwow@yahoo.com
http://www.geocities.com/bismarckmandan_powwow/
FEBRUARY 19 - 20, 2005 International Peace Powwow 2005 Enmax Centre, 2510 Scenic Dr. South Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada. Mary Ann Crow Healy, 403-327-6807, Fax: 403-327-5095 FEBRUARY 19 - 20, 2005 9th New Hampshire Intertribal Council Powwow Mount Valley Mall Conway, NH 603-528-3005
February 25 and 26, 2005
West
Plains Civic Center, 110 St. Louis St. Amonsoquath Tribe of Cherokee, 28 Court Square, West Plains, Missouri (417) 255-2232
FEBRUARY 25 - 26, 2005 USM-GEIS 3rd Annual Powwow University of Southern Mississippi, Loyalty Field or Payne Center (rain site). Contests, Dancing, Food, Arts & Crafts. Joseph Bohanon, GEIS Faculty Adviser, 601-266-4173 FEBRUARY 25 - 27, 2005 11th Annual Avi Kwa Ame Powwow Laughlin , NV Bird Dancing & Dancing Contest - Friday Night 7:00 p.m. in the AVI Pavilion (Big White Tent on West Side of Casino). Grand Entry - Sat 1:00 p.m. & 7:00 p.m./Sunday 1:00 p.m. , Debbie Bricker, 760-629-4591 avikwaamepowwow@yahoo.com FEBRUARY 26, 2005 Winter Powwow Pierson Park Community Center, 1800 S. 55th St., Kansas City, KS. Dick Porch 913-888-1563 rporch@sbcglobal.net http://www.kc-icmn.org/6955/2005.winter.powwow.html
FEBRUARY 26, 2005 South Dakota State University Powwow Brookings , SD One day contest Pow wow put on by the SDSU Native American Club. 1st five drums are guaranteed $125.
Steven
Matin, 605-688-6129
FEBRUARY 26 - 27, 2005 Chief Lightning Foot Powwow Pocusset Wampanoag Tribe Armory Bldg, Bank Street Fall River, MA 508-676-5268
FEBRUARY 28 - 29, 2005 Stan Purser Memorial Powwow Port Gamble S'Klallam Tribal Center Kingston, WA 360 297-2646
March 3 - 5, 2005 9th Annual Canyon Echoes Pow Wow Chinle , AZ $Drum Contest$ Specials: Women's Northern Traditional (All Ages) Teens Southern Cloth- Honoring Malorie King (1st,2nd,&3rd places awarded) Alfred Nelson 928-674-9448 wildcat762003@yahoo.com
March 4 - 5, 2005 32nd Utah State University Native American Student Council 435-797-1765 nasc@.cc.usu.edu
March 4 - 5, 2005 Southern Utah University Pow Wow Cedar City , UT Olivia Lansing 435-586-7772 liv0919@hotmail.com
March 4 - 5, 2005 Honor Dance for Kimberly Blackstar Apache , OK 580-704-1391 Honoring the 2004 Comanche Nation Princess March 4th & 5th, 2005 Comanche Nation Community Center, Apache, OK Honorees Marie Chebahtah & Butch Tahsequah Host Southern Drum: Yellowhammer Host Northern Drum: Plains Drifters MC: Wallace Coffey Head Gourd Dance Singer: Perry Botone, Jr. Head Lady: Georgia Tiger Noble Head Man: Monte Potts AD Carl Paddyaker
March 4 - 6, 2005 Strong Hearts 25th Annual Pow Wow Winterhaven , CA Drums Emcee- Roy Track Honored Visiting Elder - Juanita Redbird Young Honored young Man - Taye Morgan Honored young Woman - Jenicia Mahle Head Gourd Dancer- Lewis Cozad "Cathederal Lake" Singers, Steam Boat Canyon, AZ "Cozad" Singers, Anadarko, OK. Faron Owl 760-572-0222
March 4 - 6, 2005 The Thundering Spirit Pow Wow Honoring Our Children - the Next Generation Renninger's Twin Markets Highway 441 Mount Dora, Florida MC: Kenneth "Redhawk" Head Veteran: Walkingfox Head Man: Enoch Haubenstricker Head Lady: Shenna Lee "Sunflower" Belmore Host Drum: Family Drum Color Guard: VFW Post 8087 Our Daily Entertainment will include: 2002/2003 NAMA "Flutist of the year": Tommy Wildcat Singer/Songwriter: Crystal Woman Eagle Dancer: Na-Me Wind Dancer Story Teller: Sunshine Badger Woman The Echota Deer Clan Dancers from Alabama Native Crafts Food Dancers Music Auctions and raffles through out each day Info: Tony or Myra Ledford 352 636-4271 or 800 619-0045 Ext: 61 http://thunderingspirit.tripod.com/index.html
March 4 - 6, 2005
The
6th M.T.S.U. PowWow and Festival 615-898-5645
March 5, 2005 White Wolf Indian School Potluck Social Dighton Council Hall, Somerset Ave (Rte. 138), Dighton, MA 5PM 508-880-6887
March 5, 2005 Dreamcatchers Pow Wow Ardmore High School, Ardmore, OK Cedric Ketcheshawno 580-317-3767
March 5, 2005 UNC-Chapel Hill Pow Wow Chapel Hill , NC In
celebration of the 30th Anniversary of the Ericka Cummings 919-962-4645 http://www.unc.edu/student/orgs/cic
March 5, 2005 Honor Dance for Frederick Gipp Lawrence , KS Haskell Indian Nation Univ. Coffin Sports Complex Junior Boys Grass Dance Special - 1st $300, 2nd $200, 3rd $100, 4th $75, Junior Girls Jingle sponsored by Mia Monteau and family, and Jr. Girls Fance sponsored by Jolona Shield and family. Contests in adult categories - 1st $100, 2nd $75, 3rd $50, Mens Grass, Fancy, Straight and Traditional, Women's Fancy, Jingle, Southern Buckskin/ cloth and Northern Traditional, Tiny Tots to be paid. Gourd dancing at 1 p.m. Grand Entry 6 p.m. Sponsored by Burgess and Millicent Tapedo and family. Co-hosted by Haskell's Kiowa Cultural Organization F. Gipp 785-749-4250 gprs4life@aol.com
March 5, 2005
Coeur
d'Alene Casino 12th Powwow First 10 registered drums will receive day pay. Info: Vendors - Cindy Ladeaux (800) 523-2464 ext. 7225 All Drums contact Philip Barnaby (800) 523-2464 ext. 7236 Hotel Reservations (800) 523-2464 ext. 7707. Leanne SiJohn lsijohn@cdacasino.com
March 5 - 6, 2005 White Mountain Traditional Pow Wow White Mountain Academy
Elliot
Lake, Ontario, Canada
March 5 - 6, 2005 Indian Summer Winter Pow-Wow West Allis , WI 14th Annual Traditional Pow-Wow & American Indian Market including a Sunday prayer ceremony at 10am, dream catcher craft workshops, silent auction of American Indian fine art. Aztec Dancers, Ballet Folklorico de Mexico 11:30am Saturday. Nammy nominee, Michael Jacobs 5:30pm Saturday. Presentation by Ho Chunk Dance Troupe 6pm Saturday. Amy Maack to perform "The Star Spangled Banner" in English & "Amazing Grace" in Cherokee before each grand entry. Del or Diana Porter 414-645-6487
March 5 - 6, 2005 34th Native Amer. Student Alliance Powwow San
Diego
Elvina 619-269-3108
March 11 - 13, 2005 9th Annual Apache Gold Casino Pow Wow San Carlos , AZ $50,000 Dance Contest - ALL CATEGORIES- Points begin Friday $12,000 Drum Contest (ALL DRUMS WELCOME!) Day monies to all drums that register before grand entry Friday Night. Specials: Original Old Style Grass Dance Contest "WINNER TAKE ALL" - Sponsored by Headman Dancer Original Old Style Chicken Dance Contest "WINNER TAKE ALL" - Sponsored by Headlady Dancer Vendor information: 1-800-272-2438 ext. 3248 Host Hotel: Apache Gold Best Western 1-800-272-2438 RV Park & Camping available Pow Wow held under covered Pavilion arena - $5.00 weekend pow wow pass sold at the door DRUMS bring your own chairs - sound provided Apache Gold Casino Marketing Dept. 800-272-2438 marketing@apachegoldcasinoresort.com
MARCH 11 - 13, 2005 Red Nation Intertribal Powwow Clinton Farms Nature Preserve, Winston, GA. Ed Nichols, 770-489-7263 404-313-1541
Zhawn
Orion trizorion@
aol.com
Iowa
Princess Dance Head
Gourd Dancer: Steven Redbird 2004-2006 Iowa Tribal Princess is Ashlee
Jacobsen 2004-2005 Jr. Miss
Iowa Tribal Princess is Alexis Tanyan
March 12, 2005 Nipmuck of Chaubunagungamaugg Pot-Luck United Church of Christ, Church St, Webster, MA 508-949-1651
March 12, 2005 Oklahoma City Pow Wow Club Benefit Okla. City , OK Oakcrest Church Gym - 1111 S.W. 89th - OKC HGD: Virgil Franklin Jr. - HLB: Raylen Butler - HLG: Skyler Factor - Princess: Renda Walters - Contests: 1st, 2nd, 3rd - Men's Straight & Ladies Cloth. Gourd Dance: 2:00 p.m. - Supper: 5:00 p.m. - Gourd Dance: 6:00 InterTribal: 7:00 p.m. Randy Frazier, Chairman 405-949-0922
March 12, 2005 Minnesota Drum and Dance Competition 2005 Bug O Nay Ge Shig School 15353 Silver Eagle Drive, Bena, MN Open to All Minnesota Elem,High School Students. Must be enrolled in a Minnesota School. No Fee is Necessary Drum Contest, Hand Drum Contest and Dance Contest Regristration opens at 10:00am (No pre-regristration necessary) Categories: K-2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-12 grades, Trophies: 1st,2nd,3rd place finishes. Tri - Star Competition Grand Entry at 12:00 and 4:00 pm Concession Stand Available Not Responsible for stolen articles and Accidents Security will be on School Grounds. Nate King, Andrew and Tara Jackson or Bruce White Culture Director. Culture Program 800-265-5576
March 12, 2005 13th 1st Americans Arts Award Ceremony Millennium Biltmore Hotel, Los Angeles , CA FAITA Office Manger 310-270-5388
March 12, 2005 13th Annual Red Creek Mid-Winter Powwow Dickenson College, Kline Gym, Carlisle , PA MC: Clayton Old Elk; Arena Dir: Mike Salamh; Host Drums: Black Horse Butte Singers - Jeff Brings Plenty (Northern) Blackbear Singers - Pete Neconie (Southern). This is the former Gettysburg Powwow, now held in the Kline Center-Gym, Dickinson College. The Indian Nations Warriors and Veterans Honor Color Guard will be present. Other Drums: Greasy Fry Bread, Bum Knees, Sweet Water, White Buffalo, Southern Heart. Dinner meal for singers, dancers, and elders. Vendors by invitation only. S: There are restaurants within walking distance of the Kline Center Gym. Dickenson College is located between Cherry and West High Streets, 3-4 blocks west of Hanover Street (Rte 34 and 641W) in downtown Carlisle. Don Hockenberry 717-677-8026
March 12 - 13, 2005 CSU Long Beach 35th Annual Pow Wow California State University
1250
Bellflower Blvd. Areana.Director.:
James Red Eagle, Assiniboine Head Southern Singer: David Sage
Cheyenne/Arapaho,
March 12 - 13, 2005
CA
State University 35th Pow Wow (562) 985-4963 http://www.csulb.edu/aux/alumni/ membership/chapters/americanindian
March 12 - 13, 2005 Hardeeville Pow Wow Hardeeville, SC Mike Benton 843-784-2233
March 12 - 13, 2005 1:00 p.m. Native American Veterans Gathering & Pot Luck VA Hospital, White River Junction, VT
603-446-9453
March 18 - 19, 2005 Gathering for Unity Traditional Pow Wow The Pas , Manitoba, Canada University College of the North Phyllis McLeod, Chantell Barker 204-627-8500
March 19, 2005
2005
Youth Fest Contest Powwow Charley_98@lycos.com (928) 674-2065
March 19 - 20, 2005
13th
Learning To Walk Together Powwow Info: cnas@nmu.edu, 906-227-1397
March 19 - 20, 2005
17th
Annual at the Grand Village of the Natchez Indians
Natchez,
MS 39120
March 19, 2005 Zemis Memorial Pow Wow Loc: TBA
March 19, 2005 Indian Education Pow Wow Florence , OR Lynn Anderson 541-997-7420
March
19, 2005
CSUF
Inter-Tribal Pow Wow
Fullerton
, CA One Day Pow Wow! Location: CSUF (ECS) Engineering Computer Science Lawn, Time:11am-11pm. 11:00am Gourd Dance, 12:00pm Grand-Entry! All Dancers, Drums, & Vendors are Welcome! Contest Dancing in Every Category. Drum Contest Winner Take All $300.00! Free Admission & Parking. Open to the Public. Exit Nutwood Ave. from the 57 FWY and Follow Signs. Cal State Fullerton 800 N. State College Blvd. Fullerton, Ca 92831 714-278-3603 cunavajo@aol.com March 19 - 20, 2005 13th Annual Learning to Walk Together Traditional Pow Wow Vandament Arena, Northern Michigan Univ. 1401 Presque Isle Avenue Marquette, MI 49855
Info:
April Lindala and Peggie Shelifoe
March 19 - 20, 2005 9th Annual Canyon Echoes Pow Wow Community Center, Chinle, AZ This is a high students planned and run event. The community center holds about 1800 people so come early for good seating. Good drums and dancers.
Info:
Alfred Nelson, PO Box 587, Chinle AZ March 20, 2005 Native American Day Pow Wow Boston Children's Museum, 300 Congress Street, Boston, MA 617-426-6500 x 208
March 20, 2005 OU Benefit Indian Two Step Cleveland County Fairgrounds 615 E. Robinson St. Norman, Ok 73071 Univ. of Okla. Society of Native American Gentlemen. Indian Taco Sale, Round Dancing, Two Step. Two Step and Potato Dance Contest Prizes! Raffle Prizes! General Public Welcome! Booth Space Available (10X10=$50) Lindy or Warren 405-325-1468 405-824-6584
March 25 - 26, 2005 MSU-Billings Inter Tribal Pow Wow\ Billings , MT Denene Denny 406-657-2182
March 25 - 26, 2005 2005 Wildcat Powwow Tucson , AZ Wildcat Powwow Society. Gourd Dancing: Friday 5pm and Saturday 11am and 5pm Grand Entry: Friday 7pm and Saturday 1pm and 7pm Drum Contest Dance Contest: Golden Age 50+, Adults 18-49, Teens 13-17, Juniors 7-12, and *Tiny Tots paid daily. Sponsored by: Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation, AZ Health Services - Tucson Indian Center, Prescott-Yavapai Nation, Salt River Pima Maricop Indian Community, and Native American Student Affairs. Desiree Bear 520-237-4165 http://wildcatpowwow.bravehost.com
March 25 - 26, 2005 Whitefish Jr's Round Dance Big River Reserve, S, Sas, Canada Harvey Dreaver or Adam Joseph 306-724-2138
March 25 - 26, 2005 Harold A. Cedartree Memorial Pow Wow Provo, UT Lavay Talk or Sky Young 801-422-3065
March 25 - 27, 2005 40th Annual FIHA Pow Wow Fort Pierce , FL Florida Indian Hobbyist Association Tena Pottorff 772-337-3368
March 25 - 27, 2005 41st Annual Hozhoni Days Powwow Fort Lewis College, Durango, CO Wanbli Ota Student Org. of Fort Lewis College Head Man, Head Lady and Head Gourd Dancer will be picked each session. Gourd Dancing: Saturday and Sunday Host Hotel is the Holiday Inn of Durango at a rate of $55 per night plus tax. Call the hotel directly for special rate 970.247.5393 (use reservation code # WOG). Vendor Space Is Available: Charles Bloomfield @ 970.247.7222 Kaeleen McGuire 970-903-8326 http://wanbliota.fortlewis.edu
March 25 - 27, 2005 AICR Traditional Powwow Rochester, NY Melody Hanners, 507-282-2957 or AICR@charter.net
MARCH 25-27, 2005 Circle of Friends Intertribal Forrest City, ARree camping - 4 legged Family Welcome.Vendor Free parking and Dancer Information Packs by request. Laura, 810- 579-5250
March 26, 2005 Laconia Indian Historical Pow Wow Laconia Middle School, McGrath St, Laconia, NH 603-934-4537
March 26, 2005 Snow Crust Moon Pow-Wow Dighton Indian Council VFW, 82 Ingell St., Taunton, MA 10AM 508-880-6887
March 26 - 27, 2005 Rainy River First Nations Sobriety Pow Wow Emo, Ontario, Canada Elvis DeBungee, 807-482-2479, edebungee@hotmail.com
April 1- 3, 2005 Comanche Powwow Comanche Complex, La , OK No Specials, No Give-Aways. Northern Head Teen Boy: Doug Totem, Apache, OK. Northern Head Teen Girl: Jenny Weryackwe, Broken Bow, OK. Southern Head Man Fancy Dancer: Joe Bointy, Lawrence KS. Southern Head Man Straight Dancer: Justin Yearbe, Ardmore, OK. Southern Head Lady: Tish Thompson, Anadarko, OK. Southern Head Teen Boy: Roston Moore, Geronimo, OK. Southern Head Teen Girl: Natalie Black Star, Apache, OK. Head Gourd Dancer: R. C. Knox, Walters, OK. Head Gourd Dance Singer: Joe Motah, Lawton, OK. Co-host: Comanche Little Ponies. Co-MC Eddie Mahseet, Apache, OK. AD Calvert Nevaquaya, Apache, OK. All Adult Contests: 1st $300, 2nd $200, 3rd $100. Four Men's: Straight, Traditional, Grass, Fancy. Three Women's: Cloth, Jingle, Fancy Shawl. All Teen Contests: 1st $100, 2nd $75, 3rd $50. Two Teen Boy's: Straight, Traditional/Grass. Two Teen Girl's: Cloth, Jingle/Fancy Shawl. Schedule: Friday 7-8 PM Gourd Dancing. 8PM Grand Entry, Friday Teen Contests. Saturday 2-5:30 PM Gourd Dancing, 5:30 PM-6:30 PM Supper, 7 PM Grand Entry, Saturday Ladies Contests. Sunday 12-2 PM Gourd Dancing, 2:00 PM Grand Entry, Sunday afternoon Men's Contests. Except for Teens, you must make TWO Grand Entries. Registration closes at 7:00 PM Saturday. Leslie Burgess 580-597-6616
April 1- 3, 2005
4th
Indiana Univer. First Nations Pow Wow IU Fieldhouse, Fee Lane & 17th Street, north side of campus. Wesley Thomas, Ph.D. (Dine') 812-855-3862 fniu@indiana.edu http://www.iub.edu/~fniu
April 1- 3, 2005
Chambers
Farm Gathering Primative Camping availabe $2.00 per person per day 13 and up. Come in Peace - Leave in Peace Chambers Farm 352-546-3237 www.Nativeamerheritage@hotmail.com
April
1 - 3, 2005 1050 County Road 67, Moulton, AL 35650
Featuring:
Larry's Mini horses; HEMSI Rescue Dogs; Pony rides; Fire Engine, Crafts,
intertribal dancing, storytelling,
256
292-3584, cell 256 566-3973
MSU-Billings 37th Intertribal Indian Club Pow Wow Billings, MT Denene Denny or Althea James 406-657-2182 http://www.msubillings.edu/itic
April 1- 2, 2005
5th
Contest Pow Wow
Jay,
OK
April 2, 2005
Springtime
in the Valley Pow Wow 1408 West Main Street, Monroe, WA 98272 The Skykomish Valley Indian Education Association serving the school districts of Monroe, WA and Sultan, WA, is proud to sponsor and host the 1st Annual Springtime in the Valley Powwow, "Entering the Circle". This is a traditional powwow with grand entry at 1:00PM and 7:00PM. Day pay will be offered for the first ten drums registered. SPECIALS: $500 Teen Boys All-Category dance special, sponsored by John Romero (Eastern Shoshone), owner of www.jrscrafts.com and www.skinpride.com. $500 U-13 Drum Contest special for drums with all singers age 12 and under (must be at least six singers registered by name to the drum, no backup singers and no drumhoppers during contest songs), sponsored by Jim Roberts (Lakota), owner of www.nwpowwow.com, www.iTribal.com and www.frybreadzone.com and "Wakalapi" on Powwows.com. Tiny Tot dance special, split prize sponsored by Kibby Johnson (Ojibwe) and family. J. Roberts 360-794-0000 http://www.nwpowwow.com/powwows/svie2005
April 2, 2005
Westwood
HS 2nd Social Powwow Mesa, AZ Gourd Dance - 10:30 am & 5:30 pm Grand Entry - 1:00 pm & 7:00 pm. All Drums Welcome. Specials: Drum Contest, Grass Dance, Chicken Dance, Traditional Dance, Golden Age, Tiny Tots, and more TBA. Vendors: $25 for Crafts and $75 for Food Priscilla at 480-472-4643 or Barbra at 480-472-4510
April 2, 2005
Univ.
of Minnesota-Morris 22nd Wacipi Lisa Rainbow 320-589-0421
April 2, 2005
MCES
3rd Contest Pow Wow Drum Contest: 1st 2nd, & 3rd place /Contest in all categories Specials: Teen boys Grass/Teen Girls Jingle - 1,2,3 places Jr boys grass, 1,2,3,4 places, Jr. Girls Jingle 1,2 3 places Emerson Nakai 435-651-3425 nakai_emerson@mce.sanjuan.k12.ut.us
April 2 - 3, 2005
14th
Annual Light the Lodge Powwow 505 Belden, Storrs, CT 11:00am-5:00pm,
Grand Entry at Noon Adults: $4, Students: $3, Seniors/Children under
10: $2 Vendors welcome, please call first. Come take part in the Native
American culture. There will be drumming, dancing, and singing. Taste
authentic native food and purchase native crafts! 203- 530-0940 http://www.uconn.edu/storrsdirect.html
April 2, 2005
OKC
April Benefit Dance Powwow Liz Reeder 405-893-2635 sonyareeder@hotmail.com
April 2, 2005
AILYC
9th Spring Powwow Must be in Grand Entry to compete. Grand Entry 6:30p.m. Afternoon activites include: Stickball Game, AILYC Princess Coronation, and Gourd Dancing. Art & Crafts spaces available Contact-Sarah Davis at (580)584-2765 ext. 4517 Sandra Frazier 580-584-2766
April 2, 2005
Creighton
Univ. All Nations Powwow Northern Drum: Black Lodge Registration: 11:00 a.m. Area Director: Shanon Leroy Janelle Whipple 402-640-6193
April 2 - 3, 2005 Spring Pow Wow & Cultural Festival Langley, SC This is a camping only pow-wow. Showers available. All Drums & Dancers welcome. Teresa Cockrell 864 445 5109 Wanda Randall 803-663-9289
April 2, 2005
Wunk
Sheek Powwow Nicole Soulier 608-358-2184 http://www.menominee.edu/Culturemain/2002Pages/Powwow
April 2, 2005
26th
Apple Blossom Contest Powwow MC: Darwin St. Clair, Window Rock, AZ Arena Director: Lee Williams, Tempe, AZ Southern Host Drum: Youngbird, Pawnee, OK Head Gourd Dancer: Bill Manus, Shiprock, NM Doors open at 9 a.m. Guord Sessions at 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. Grand Entries at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. Arts & Crafts Booths Available. All Dancers, Drums, Royalties and General Public Welcome!! Claudia Garcia 505-566-3321 http://www.sanjuancollege.edu/pages/2240.asp
April 2 - 3, 2005 33rd Dance for Mother Earth Pow Wow Ann Arbor, MI Tentative contest drums (by invite only, as of 2.15.05): Pipestone Midnight Express (MN) Omaha Whitetail (NE) Red Stone Ojibway (ON) Southern Wind (MI) Doors open on Saturday at 10:30AM Saturday Grand Entries at 12:00 & 7:00PM Doors open Sunday at 10:30AM Sunday Grand Entry at 12:00PM Tickets Daily Admissions Rates General Public: $10.00 Students (High School & College w/ID): $7.00 Seniors (60 & up): $5.00 Children (4-12): $5.00 Children (3 and under): Free Family Passes: $25.00 Weekend Admissions Rates Weekend Passes (All categories): $15.00 No Group Sales At The Door Advance Ticket Sales for individuals, family passes, weekend passes and group sales call: (734) 763-TKTS (763-8587). Patricia Aqui Pacania 734-763-9044
April 2 - 3, 2005 35th Univ. of Calif. at Davis Pow Wow Davis, CA Recreation Hall UC Davis, One Shields Ave. Sat: 10a-Midnight, Sun: noon-6pm, Sun: 10a-6p Judith Ladeaux 530-752-6656 Fax (530) 752-7097
April 2 - 3, 2005 Pequot Pow Wow Lombardo's Function Hall, Billings Street, Randolph, MA 617-361-8685 617-884-4227
April 2 - 3, 2005
4th
annual Spirit of Lee Kic Kee Cherokee & Intertribal Society Powwow
April 7 - 10, 2005 SpiritHawk Spiritual Retreat Meeker, Oklahoma Sweat Lodge Ceremonies, Bear Dance Ceremonies, Meditations, Collection Walks. Special Presentations. Debra or Warron Big Eagle, P.O. Box 633 Meeker, OK 74855 970-946-2270 spirithawks@earthlink.net
April 8 - 9, 2005
Western
Weekend Rodeo and Powwow
April 8 - 9, 2005 Eastern Washington Univ. Pow Wow Cheney, WA Ryan 509-359-2441
April 8 - 10, 2005 UND Time Out Wacipi Grand Forks, ND Arena Director: Leander "Russ" McDonald. Check out the UNDIA website for more information about the Time-Out education week, which starts on April 4th, 2005. Or you can call Martin Henry or Courtney Davis 701-777-4291
April 8 - 10, 2005 2nd Pow Wow on the Plaza & Flint Knapp Inn Moundville, AL Ronnie Headley 205-436-4995
April 8 - 10, 2005 Firewalker's Legacy Hart Springs Pow WowHart Springs Campground 26
Cr
344 N of SR 26 Trenton, Fl Helen Three Does Blair
352-463-7321 April 9, 2005 4th UCI Pow Wow Irvine, CA Vendor Applications and maps available on our website. More is still to come, we are simply finishing up Native American Heritage Month Events here at UC Irvine before we dive into the serious Pow Wow planning. Nikishna Myron 949-679-2989 http://spirit.dos.uci.edu/aisa/powwow
APRIL 9, 2005 13th Annual Intertribal Powwow Phoenix Sports Center, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay 2420 Nicolet Dr., Green Bay, WI 54311-7001 Kathryn Newbanks 920-465-2022 newbkr10@uwgb.edu
April 9, 2005 34th Weber State Univ. Pow Wow Dee Event Center, Ogden, UT Dustin Shoemaker 801-626-7330 $3,000 in Drum Contest. 1st, 2nd, 3rd places in all dance categories. Specials. http://organizations.weber.edu/naac
April 9, 2005 University of Okla. Gourd Dance & Pow Wow Norman, OK 73019 Color
Guard: Program:
Crowning
of 2005-2006 Miss Indian OU Immediately, Following Grand Entry.
Contests: Men’s Contests* Women’s Contests* Golden Age
Golden Age, Straight Cloth Traditional Buckskin Grass Jingle, Fancy Fancy Shawl. All Contestants must be 16 years or older to compete. Drum Contest All Drums Welcome!! Tiny Tots!! Booth Space Available. Lindy Waters (405) 325-1468 lwaters@ou.edu 6 April 9, 2005 SU Native Spring Pow Wow Georgetown, TX Ben Nava 512-639-4931
April 9, 2005 Mashantucket Pequot Intertribal Dance Teen Game Room, 1st Floor, 2 Matts Path, Mashantucket, CT
860-396-6531
April 9 - 10, 2005 Sault College Pow Wow Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario Carol Simoncini 705-759-2554
April 9 - 10, 2005 NCIPA 13th Spring Contest Pow Wow Loveland, CO Jan 970-498-0290 http://www.fortnet.org/PowWow/NCIPA_powwow.html
April 9 - 10, 2005 SOU NASU 13th Spring Pow Wow Ashland, OR Melanie or SOU Native American Student Union 541-552-6463
April 9 - 10, 2005 7th Annual Inter-Tribal Pow Wow The Native American Club's El Camino College Track Field 1005 West Papeete Street Wilmington State, Torrence, CA Head Staff M.C.: Michael Reifel (San Carlos Apache) Arena Director: Victor Chavez (Dine) Info: Steve Rosales 310-547-7452 loyal1111@hotmail.com
April 9 - 10, 2005
New
Faces of an Ancient People: Traditional American Indian Powwow
April 11, 2005
University
of Nevada Reno Powwow This is a one night only Pow wow which will be held in the Jot Travis Student Union Auditorium on the University of Nevada Reno Campus. Grand Entry is at 5:30 pm. A more complete schedule will be posted at a later time. Vendor fee is $20.00. Michelle McCauley 775-784-4936
April 15 - 18, 2005 4th Musical Echoes Flute Gathering & Powwow Municipal Auditorium, Fort Walton Beach, FL Concerts: Mary Youngblood, Ed Winddancer, Jeff Ball, Peter Phippen, Nation of Change. Seminars: Flute Making and more. Douglas Fishhawk Reed, Chair
April 15 - 17, 2005
LIHA
39th Spring Powwow
Robert,
LA (504) 367-1375 / 365-1005. Nita (985) 345-9244.
April 15 - 17, 2005
Fort
Totten Days Spring Pow-wow
April 15 - 17, 2005 34th First Nations Spring Pow Wow UW Campus - Hec Ed Pavilion Seattle, WA Northern Host Drum: Big Bear, Southern Host Drum: Yellow Hammer, Head Man: Bill Depoe, Head Elder Woman: Pearle Haymond, Head Man: Jon JD Olney, Head Woman: Lillian Sparks, Head Young Man: Mario Hawley, Head Young Woman: Farrellyn Belllanger, Arena Directors: Freddie & Patricia Ike, MCs: David Browneagle & Andre Picard Jr., Drum Contest $5,000 first place. ($1,500 1st, $500 2nd, 5 consolations) sponsored by: Andre Picard Jr. & First Nations
Info:
Elese Washines
April 15 - 17, 2005
13th
Chillwack Pow Wow Entry Friday at 7:00pm Saturday at 1:00pm and 7:00pm Sunday at 1:00pm (One Session Only) Master of Ceremonies: Gerald Sitting Eagle of Siksika, Alberta and John Terbasket of Keremeos, BC Areana Director: Steven Point Whip Man: Brain Point, Lewis Point Host Drum: River Cree Singers PLEASE NOTE THIS IS A DRUG AND ALCOHOL FREE EVENT The Comfort Inn(Host Hotel) to reserve call(604)858-0116,Toll Free 1-800-228-5150 (and request pow-wow rate) Prize Money Tiny Tots 6 years and under total prize patout $500.00 Juniors(7-12 years) Traditional Boys and Girls Fancy Boys and Girls Jingle Girls Grass Boys Category Prizes: 1st $200.00 2nd $150.00 3rd $100.00 Novice(13-17) (First time dancing) 1st $50.00 2nd $30.00 3rd $20.00 TEENS(13-17 years) Traditional Boys and Girls Fancy Boys and Girls Jingle Girls Grass Boys Category Prizes: 1st $300.00 2nd $200.00 3rd $100.00 4th $50.00 Mens Buckskin Warbonnet(40+) Senior(50+)Traditional Mens and Womens Adult(18+) Traditional Men and Women Fancy Men and Women Jingle Women Grass Men Chicken/Round Bustle Category Prizes: 1st $800.00 2nd $600.00 3rd $400.00 4th $200.00 Drum Contest Prizes: 1st-$2,000.00 2nd-$1,500.00 3rd-$1,000.00 4th-$500.00 Craft Displays by Pre-Registration and Pre paid only (provideown Tables) $300.00 inside main room ALL Weekend Pow-Wow committee is not responsible for loss, damaged goods, or injury. Princess Contest for Contest Details Contact Gwen Point Door Admission Elders/students $3/day or $9/weekend Adults $5/day or $12/weekend Dancers and Drummers $5/weekend Gwen Point 604-824-2680 http://stolonation.bc.ca/chilliwackpowwow
April 15 - 17, 2005
Boise
State Seven Arrows Pow Wow All Drummers and dancers are welcome. There are a limited number of spaces available for vendors. All men's special sponsored by Phill Allen. Team dance special sponsored by INC. We are currently looking for people that can demonstrate different aspects of Native American customs. Native American Artist can be represented in the Art Gallery during the month of April. Sample of your work must be submitted by March 15, 2005. Lee Boyle 208-859-2500
April 15 - 17, 2005 United Cherokee 7th Annual Festival & Native American Pow Wow Guntersville, AL Non-Competition
Dancing. Drums Welcome, please notify in advance. Posting of the Colors:
UCAN Veteran's Society & Honor Guard. Host Drum: Thunderheart. MC-Whitewolf
Newman, AD - Butch Richardson, Head Man-Terry Smith Pow Wow Committee,
PO
Box 754, Guntersville, AL 35976
April 15 - 17, 2005
40th
Haliwa-Saponi Pow Wow Marty Richardson 252-586-4017
April 15 - 16, 2005
30th
Montana State Univ. Powwow Schedule - Friday, Arpil, 15 6:00 pm Grand Entry - Saturday, April 16 Noon and 6:00 pm Grand Entry MSU AISES and AIC Open Basketball Tournament $ 250 Entry Fee 12 Men / 8 Women Brackets Specials: Mens Chicken Dance,Womens Crow Traditional,Drum Contest,Tiny Tots Special,Jr. Traditional Special Jim Burns 406-994-4880 http://www.montana.edu/wwwnas/
April 15 - 16, 2005
Idaho
State University Pow Wow Cyd Crue 208-238-6161
April 16, 2005
16th
Annual American Indian Student Association Traditional Powwow
April 16, 2005 Tulsa Community Dance
United
Native Amer Students of Tulsa
Owen Hawizipta Hawziow@tulsaschools.org
April 16, 2005 4th Bucoco Social Slippery Rock, PA All Drums Welcome. Directions: From North and I-80 (Barkeyville Exit) Go South on Route 8 12 miles to Camp Bucoco on Right. Sponsored by Kuskitannee Lodge #168 Matt Kennedy 724-548-2523
April 16, 2005 7th Cornell Powwow & Smoke Dance
Barton
Hall, (Garden Avenue and Campus Road) Tracy Peterson 607-255-0652 http://www.rso.cornell.edu/powwow/
April 16, 2005 20th Sherman High School Powwow Riverside, CA MC- John Dawson, Host Northern Drum- Greenriver, Host Southern Drum- Red Tipi Host Sherman Drum- Many Nations The Miss Sherman Pageant will be held the night before the pow-wow, it'll be in the auditorium starting at 7:00pm. For Vendor Applications: Tara Frank or Carmine RedEagle 951-276-6326
April 16, 2005 3rd Education Powwow Fort Duchesne, UT Margaret Cornpeach 435-725-4092
April 16, 2005 Skiatook J.O.M. Pow Wow Skiatook, OK Margaret Sisk 918-396-5176
April 16 - 17, 2005 Wolf Creek Cherokee Tribe Native American & Community Healing Festival Powwow Grounds, Hwy 59/32, Summerdale, AL behind the Hwy 59 Flea Market. Many native and community vendors entertainment along with many local, and state. Representatives from Alabama who will be talking to the people in the community about Hurrican Ivan. FEMA will be on hand. Littlewolf or Mitzi at 251-989-2714 cherokeeoffice@wolfcreekcherokeetribe.com
April 16 - 17, 2005
30th
Pah-Loots-Pu Celebration Pow Wow
April 16 - 17, 2005
Heartbeat
Of One People Pow Wow Todd Macalady 970-491-3868 Todd.macalady@business.colostate.edu
April 16 - 17, 2005
The
Circle of Healing Powwow Sault Ste Marie, Ontario P6A 5L3 Canada Native Vendors Welcome($50//Weekend) Saturday: April 16th DRUM & VENDOR REGISTRATION: 10:00 a.m GRAND ENTRY: 1:00 and 7:00 p.m FEAST: 5:00 p.m Sunday: April 17th Grand Entry: 12:00 p.m. Give away: 4:00 p.m. HOST HOTEL: Comfort Inn Call Toll Free: 1-866-529-1019 quote the “ Sault College Pow Wow” For Discount Rate. www.choicehotels.ca/cn293. Carol Simoncini 705-759-2554 Ext 757 http://www.saultcollege.ca/nativeeducation/
April 17, 2005
Modesto
Junior College Pow Wow 435 College Ave.
Modesto,
CA 95350. Ivory@ivorye@mjc.edu www.gomjc.org.
April 17, 2005
16th
Annual UW-Superior Powwow
April 22, 2005
Bacone
Univ. Pow Wow
April 22 - 24, 2005
Manataka
Encampment - Retreat 501-627-0555 manataka@sbcglobal.net
April 22 - 24, 2005
19th
Arizona State Univ. Pow Wow
April 22 - 24, 2005
Mantle
Rock 5th Intertribal Pow Wow
April 22 - 24, 2005 Black Hills State Univ. 23rd Wacipi Spearfish, SD Located on the BHSU Campus, Donald E. Young Center. Grand Entries Fri 7pm, Sat. 1&7, Sun. 12. Specials TBA Corrie Clausen 605-642-6578
April 23, 2005 Saturday Only 7:30PM Black Hills Full Moon Meditation Group Wesak Festival Celebration 4105 Woodbine Place, Rapid City, SD This is a Buddhist celebration. I From the corner of Jackson Boulevard and Canyon Lake Drive, turn right onto Canyon Lake Drive. Go five short blocks on the right side to Woodbine Place, which is on the curve. It is gravel, with a dead-end sign at the entrance. Turn right onto Woodbine, and ours is the second house on the right. Douglas or Mary Ellen Uptain 605.341.0724
April 23, 2005 Saturday Only 5th Celebration of Life for All People Pow Wow Red Wing Park - Virginia Beach, VA. 11am - 7pm Head Staff MC - Clark Stewart Head Man - Dan Garneaux Head Female - Blain Kelsey, AD - Thomas "Two Feathers" Lewis, Host Drum - Falling Water (Northern) Guest Drum - Edisto River Singers (Southern) Free admission and Parking!! Info:Debra Vick at (757) 427-2990
April 23, 2005
Ok
State Univ. Spring Contest Pow Wow
April 23 - 24, 2005 Native Solutions 7th Intertribal Pow Wow Oxford Lake Park, Oxford, AL Host
Drum-Aracoma Lighting,
Headman_ Tony Walkingstick
Tony
- 256-835-0110
April 23 - 24, 2005 Big Spring Pow Wow Big Spring, TX Robert Downing 432-263-3325 www.geocities.com/powwowbigspring/
April 23 - 24, 2005 Chumash Day Pow Wow Pacific Coast Hwy and Malibu Canyon in Malibu Bluff's Park, Malibu, CA City of Malibu and the Native American Cultural Resources Advisory Committee is celebrating "CHUMASH DAY". Two Day powwow. Overnight Parking with easy set up. Free Admission. Master of Ceremonies - Mike Reifel (San Carlos Apache). Arena Director - Vic Chavez (Dine), Headman Dancer - Randy Folkes (Chumash, Tataviam, Shone-Paiute) Headwoman Dancer - Kateri Walker (Saginaw Chippewa, Chippewa of the Thames), Head Gourd Dancer - Saginaw Grant (Sac and Fox), Northern Host Drum - West Coast Singers. Francine Greene 310-457-3006
April 23, 2005 Supporting Education of Youth Pow Wow Bellingham, WA 360-650-7273
APRIL (continued) April 23, 2005 Princess Winona Memorial Dance Immanuel Lutheran Church 346 Shrewsbury St, Holden, MA 508-756-9475
April 23, 2005 - 10am - 6pm Native American Heritage Day
Graeme Park, 859 County Line Road Native
Nations Dance Theater Event
Info:
Vaughnda Hilton
April 23 - 24, 2005
1st
Annual Wacipi - Gathering of the People Vendors: contact Amanda Fox-Winstead (502) 955-7082
April 23 - 24, 2005 Chucalissa
Spring Pow Wow All Dancers Welcome! School Day: Friday, April 22, 2005 - 9 am - 2 pm. Grand Entry: Saturday, 1 pm & 6 pm; Sunday, 1 pm. General Admission: Adult (ages 12-59) - $5.00; Children (ages 4-11) - $3.00; Senior (ages 59+) - $3.00 Museum Hours: Friday: 9 am - 5 pm; Saturday: 9 am - 9 pm; Sunday: 12 pm - 5 pm. Bring your own lawn chair. No alcohol or drugs allowed. Neither University of Memphis nor Chucalissa is responsible for accident or theft. T.O. Fuller State Park is adjacent to the Museum for camping, telephone 901.543-7581. Cubert Bell 901-785-3160
April 26, 2005 Educating Every Child Powwow San Diego, CA National Native American Families Together sponsors the Exhibition Pow Wow during the Second Annual Educating Every Child Institute. EEC is focued on meeting the needs of Native children in Special Education. All are welcome to attend. First four drums are paid. Pow-Wow is April 26, 2005 7-11 PM at the Town and Country Resort in San Deigo, CA. Over 250 participants last year this year will be even bigger. Contact me if interested in securing a spot. Prairie Flower Reuben 877-205-7501 http://www.nativefamilynetwork.com
April 27, 2005 4th Honoring The Graduating Seniors Powwow Ben Analla- Los Lunas High School Isleta, NM The Los Lunas High School Native American Club hosts the 4th Annual Honoring The Graduating Seniors Pow wow on April 27, 2005! Place: Pueblo Of Isleta Recreation Center. Time: 4:00pm to 9:00pm. Grand Entry 4:30pm... Honoring the Graduating Seniors @ 6:30pm. Royalty, Drums, Dancers, Arts and Crafts are all welcome!. Mike Abeita (505) 869-3886 Jeanette Garcia (505) 866-8331 Ben Analla (505) 865-4646
April 28 - 30, 2005 22nd Gathering of Nations Powwow, University of New Mexico Arena ("the Pit"), Albuquerque, NM
Indian
Traders Market, Miss Indian World Traditional Talent Presentations. Over
$140,000 in cash & prizes to be awarded! Head Staff: Announcers: Sammy
Tonekei White - Anadarko, OK Dennis Bowen - Tuba City, AZ Vince Beyl -
Bemidji, MN Roy Track - Phoenix, AZ Head Man Dancer: Ronald Preston - Green
Bay, WI (San Carlos, AZ) Head Lady Dancer: Acosia Red Elk - Ridge Crest, CA
(Pendelton, OR) Head Young Man Dancer: Amos Yazzie IV - Chinle, AZ Head
Young Lady Dancer: Cheyenne Brady - Pawnee, OK Head Northern Drum Judge:
Wesley Cleland, - MI Head Southern Drum Judge: Dale Roberts, Ada, OK Arena
Directors: Randy Medicine Bear - Window Rock, AZ George Cricket Shields -
Norman, OK. Invited Drums: Mystic River Singers - Mashantucket, CT Young
Bird Singers - Pawnee, OK Native Thunder Singers - Kyle, SD Red Stone
Singers - El Reno, OK Northern Cree Singers - Hobbema, Alberta; Canada Host
Gourd Dance Drum: Sizzortail Singers - Shawnee, OK. Contest Info.: 32 Dance
Categories! Including Elder’s 70+, Golden Age 50+, and Men’s Chicken
Dance. $1,500 1st Place All Adult Categories (19-49) “World Class”
Northern Singing Competition - $5,000 1st Place “Southern Challenge” So.
Singing Competition - $5,000 1st Place Women’s Back-up Singing Contest -
Northern & Southern Styles ($800 winner take all - Max. of 6 registered
with drum) A FAIR CONTEST FOR ALL DANCERS & SINGERS! Special Contests:
Teen Girl’s Traditional - Sponsored by the Brady Family Teen Boy’s Fancy
- Sponsored by the Yazzie Family Women’s Jingle (Contemporary Style) -
Sponsored by the Red Elk Family Men’s Grass - Sponsored by Ronald Preston
Men’s Fancy - Down, Dirty, & Extreme (winner take all) Sponsored by
GON Internet Radio (Friday after Grand Entry) “MIDNIGHT SPECIAL” Friday
Night - Jammin' Gents Contest for MEN’S SOUTHERN STRAIGHT $1,000 First
Place & 3 day Trip for 2 to Hawaii (Winner departs Albuquerque Sunday
Morning - Trip is non-transferable). qebsite@gatheringofnations.com
April 30, 2005 Honoring Our Elders Benefit Pow Wow Tahlequah, OK All proceeds go to the Cherokee Nation Elder Services Program. The dance will be located at the Cherokee Nation Cultural Grounds, 4 miles south of Tahlequah on Hwy 62 behind Sequoyah High School. Color Guard: Seminole Nation Color Guard; HGD: John Scruggins (Cherokee) Tahlequah, OK. All drums, singers, and dancers are Welcome. Arts & Crafts Booth Space available. Gourd Dance 2-5pm, Supper Break 5-6pm, Gourd Dance 6-7pm, Grand Entry 7pm Gwen Goingsnake 918-456-0671 Ext. 2627
April 30, 2005 San Francisco State University's Pow Wow San Francisco , CA Vinia Itziar 415-338-1929
April 30, 2005 Spring Social Native American Intertribal Council of Western MA Springfield College-East Campus
Camp
Massasoit, Wilbraham Road Springfield, MA 413-783-3240 April 30 - May 1, 2005 - 10am - 6pm Century Sportsman's Club Pow Wow Off Rte. 56, Auburn/Oxford Town line, MA 508-791-3770
April 30 - May 1, 2005 2nd Old Mill Pond Pow Wow Aragon, GA Primitive camping only. Generators off by 11 pm. Pets must be leashed. Gate: $2.00pp, Under 10 - Free Vendors by invitation only. All drum and dancers welcome. Special Guest Performer: Calvin Standingbear, singer and flute player accompanied by Christine. Jerry Stroup 770-748-8816
April 30 - May 1, 2005 4th CIEA-UC Merced Benefit Spring Pow Wow Merced, CA PowWow has been postponed to Sept. 17 & 18, 2005 due to site location being changed to new UC Merced campus which won't be ready and available until this fall. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause anyone. We will have a spring powwow next year on the new UC Merced campus. Youth "Make n Take" Village & free Traditional Meal on Sat. All drums and dancers welcome. Vendors contact us for application. Mailing address: CIEA-CVC P.O. Box 1181, Merced Ca. 95341. Mike Herman 209-726-9620
April 30 - May 1, 2005 NAIC TN Spring Fellowship Pow Wow Dover, TN From Clarksville or Paris TN take Hwy 79 to Dover Courthouse, Turn onto Hwy 49, go about 2 miles then left onto Colson Rd, follow to Lick Creek Park Turn left into Park, then follow Rd to Pow Wow Entrance on Left. Signs and Tipi's will be posted! Wayne Pressler 931-551-9514 http://www.geocities.com/naic_tn/pw
April 30 - May 1, 2005 Keepers of the Circle Pow Wow Rotterdam Junction, NY The event will have vendors, food, storytellers, inter-tribal dancing, exhibition dancing. It is located in upstate New York. There is a museum. The organization originated many years ago from the Native-American community in and near ALbany, New York. They also host a pow-wow in the fall. Clifford Cook 518-887-2590
MAY 1 - 2, 2005 1st Univ. of Calgary Powwow Calgary, Canada Heather McKay 403-288-3424
MAY 1, 2005 Drums Along The Hudson Festival
Inwood
New York, New York Drums
Along the Hudson: A Native American Festival and Shad Fest.
Free!
With Silver Cloud Drum, Native Elders, and Winona LaDuke Honoring Elizabeth
Sackler. Experience authentic Native American drumming and dances, Native
American craft demonstrations, storytelling, fine arts, crafts and international
food vendors along with open fire cooking demonstrations and tasting of Louis Mofsi 201-587-9633 (212) 627-1076
MAY 6 - 7, 2005 Celebrate Our Future Powwow Flagstaff, AZ Special Contests in the following categories: Traditional Womens (Honoring Head Wm.), Junior Girls (Honoring Head Girl), Junior Boys (Honoring Head Boy), Hand Drum Contest and other categories! Please come out and support our children. Wendy 928-226-8503
MAY 5 - 7, 2005 Awakening of Mother Earth Gathering
Lazybrook
Park, Rt 6 East - Tunkhannock, PA
MAY 6 - 7, 2005 Augusta Powwow AJCC on Three J Road, Augusta, GA Billy Medeiros, 706-394-1221 krazywilly@knology.net
May 6 - 7, 2005 Celebrate Our Future Benefit Pow Wow Flagstaff, AZ In
Honor of our children of "Clark Homes Headstart" Pre-Schoolers.
Come and support our children! Special Contest Honoring Head Woman, Head
Girl and Head Boy. Arts & crafts booths. MC-Dennis Bedonie
AD-Joe Stands and Looks Back; HM-Greg LaPointe; HW-Nicole Stands and Looks
Back; HG-Ohiyah Win Shirley; HB-Tyrell Jim; Wendy Yazzen, PO Box 1534, Flagstaff, AZ 86002 928.226.8503 ewyazzen@yahoo.com
Awakening of Mother Earth Gathering Lazybrook Park, Tunkhannock, PA RT 6 East 2 miles from Tunkhannock Drumming,
Song, Dance, Food, Crafters, Stories
May
6 – 8, 2005
34th
Annual Stanford Pow Wow http://www.stanford.edu/group/powwow/index.html
May
6 – 8, 2005
Mason
Dixon 2nd Intertribal Benefit Powwow
MAY 6 - 8, 2005 Mothers Day Native American Powwow Withlacoochee River Park, Dade City, FL 33525 Come and enjoy the week-in with us. Mittie Wood, 352-583-3388 mvto@earthlink.net
May 6 – 8, 2005 NAIA Powwow & Veteran's Homecoming Winchester , TN Sponsored by the Native American Indian Association of Tennessee Southern Middle Tennessee Indoor Pavilion (capacity 3000) Contest Dancing in all categories. Drum Contest Honored Guest Speaker for the 3 day event will be Thomas Begay, Navajo Code Talker,U.S. Marines 5th Division, Iwo Jima. Friday evening May 6, will be a Veteran's Celebration and Concert. Head Gourd Dancer: Ken "Mokasha" Lopez, Topeka, Kansas Host Southern Drum: Buffalo Spirit: Kansas City, Missouri Host Northern Drum: The Bucks, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Vendor space limited to 40 Booths... Info and Application on Website. MC TBD. Barbara Burch 931-461-2843 http://naia.spring.powwow.gem-of-r.com
MAY 6 - 8, 2005 Mother's Day Powwow Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Arts and crafts powwow competition. Fabian Braveheart, 604 657-7403 fabianman2@yahoo.ca
May
6 – 8, 2005
11th
Northern & Southern Winds Powwow All Drums & Staffs Welcomed; Free Admission & Parking; No Alcohol, Drugs, or Weapons, No Overnight Camping; Grand Entry: 7pm Friday, 12:30pm both Saturday & Sunday; Gourd Dancing All 3 Days; Hoop Dancing by Thirza Defoe; Aztec/Mexica Dancers; Switch Dance Special. Mother's Day Give-A-Ways. Vendors By Invite Only. Sponsored by: ELAC M.E.X.A., A.S.U., The Iron Circle Nation, Los Angles County Parks and Recreation, and The Offices of 1st District Supervisor, Gloria Molina. Meno Martinez 323-377-3523
MAY 6 - 9, 2005 Lumbee Spring Powwow Pembroke, NC Dewey Locklear 910-521-8602
MAY 7 - 8, 2005 Spring Corn Festival 2825 Fish Hatchery Rd., Allentown, PA Grand entrance at 12 noon. Lenni Lenape Historical Society, 610-797-2121 ww.lenape.org
MAY 7 - 8, 2005 Mariposa Powwow Mariposa Fair Grounds, Mariposa, CA Next to Yosemite National Park. Penny Long, 209-742-2244
May 7, 2005 2 - 9 p.m. Coolidge Mesquite Tree Powwow Coolidge High School Football Stadium Coolidge, TX
Phil
Stucker, 293 Falcon Lane, Kempner, TX May 7, 2005 Univ. of Manitoba Traditional Graduation Powwow Winnipeg, Canada This Pow-wow honors 200 Graduates of The University of Manitoba and the University of Winnipeg. Feast at 5:00pm. All are welcome. Grand Entry at 1:00 pm and 7:00 pm Angeline Nelson 204-474-8850 http://www.umanitoba.ca/student/asc
May 7, 2005 Nipmuck of Chaubunagungamauggg Potluck Chaubunagungamaugg Reservation School St., Webster, MA 508-949-1651
May 7, 2005 2nd Celebrate the Earth Festival Mount Kearsarge Indian Museum Kearsarge Mountain Road Warner, NH 603-456-3244
May 7 - 8, 2005 12th Arts Festival & Mothers Day Pow Wow Riverside Park - Grants Pass, OR Event benefits the encouragement of Native Visual & Performing/ Cultural Arts. Featured performing artist, James Gensaw, Yurok of Northern California * Hand drum singing contest * Ca. Brush Dancers * Special flower ceremony on Mothers Day at 3pm, free gift. Charlie Thom, Karuk spiritual elder - Sharing traditional music * Raven & Eagle dancers, Expression through dance & storytelling Info: Jack Falls-Rock, Redland Drive, Grants Pass, OR : 97527 541-472-0215 nativeartsfestival@yahoo.com
May 7 - 8, 2005 Huntsville Powwow Cahaba Shrine Park 6001 Pulaski Pike Huntsville, AL Head Man Lee Lawrence, Head Lady Dee Nieves, Host Drum White Horse, Everyone Welcome All Drums Welcome
Info:
Betty Abbou
May 7 - 8, 2005 5th Socorro Mother's Day Contest Powwow Clarke Field, Socorro, NM Saturday - Head Lady Dancer: Katerina Taptto,Mescalero Apache/Kiowa; Sunday - Head Lady Dancer: Juanita Growing Thunder, Assinboin/Sioux; Head Gourd Dancer: Jess Shendo,Jemez/Mescalero Apache; Head Little Boy Dancer - Kirk Kanesta, Dine'/Zuni; Head Little Girl Dancer - Raven Sanchez, San Felipe/Santo Domingo/Dakota Sioux; Host Southern Drum: Southern Mix, Bernard Duran; Host Northern Drum: TBA; Arena Director: Duane Harris, Dine'; MC: Sid Moore, Pawnee; Head Judge: Terry Pecos, Jemez; Spiritual Leader: Casey Church, Northern Potawatamie; Flute Blessing: Andrew Thomas, Dine'; Flag Bearers: Mescalero Gourd Society; Special Honoree's: PFC Lori Piestewa, KIA Iraq and PFC Harry Shondee, Jr., KIA Iraq Saturday, May 7th; Gourd Dancing, Saturday 12 PM - 4:30 PM & 6PM-7PM Sunday: 11 AM - 1 PM. Grand Entry: Saturday- 7PM, Sunday: 1 PM. All ladies will be honored on Mother' Day. All Drums, Dancers, Royalty and public welcome. Drum and Dance contest in all categories. Bring your own chairs. Lori Scholes 505-854-3091
May 13 - 15, 2005 Manataka Women's Healing Retreat Gulpha Gorge Campgrounds, Hot Springs , AR Ladies of all ages welcome. Get away from it all. Strengthen bonds of friendship, peace and spirituality. Free. - No Fee - except $10 camping fee — Donations welcome. Local motel lodging also available. No males allowed—big or small. Bring food and camping supply. No reservations required. Beck Flaming Owl - manataka@sbcglobal.net Jody French — morningflower@hotmail.com Pat Carter — 501-760-1967 www.manataka.org/page493.html
May 13 - 15, 2005
Cumberland
Plateau 4th Annual Pow Wow May 13, 2005, Children's Day, 9 A.M.
- 3 P.M. $1.00 kid's 5-16, 4 & under free (Demonstrations) Saturday
& Sunday $5.00 Adults, $2.00 5-16, 4&under free, Seniors 60+ $1.00
May 14, 2005, 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. Grand Entry 12 P.M. & 6 P.M. May 15, 2005,
10 A.M. - 5 P.M Grand Entry 12 P.M. Head Staff TBA at later date.
May 14, 2005 Lost Creek Pow Wow Border Town Bingo Hall Eastern Shawnee Grounds, Seneca, MO Headman: William Tarrance Head Lady: Anna McKibben Arena Director: Raymond Griffin, Quapaw This is a social Dance Only Info: Glen or Larry - 1-918-666-2789
May 14, 2005 Festival Falls Park Pow Wow Falls Park, Greenville, SC City of Greenville, South Carolina presents An American Indian Pow Wow & Festival. Grand Entry 12:00 noon. Drum Contest. Lamar Ironhorse Pat Langley 864-233-8742
woccon@mailexcite.com
ELan792807@aol.com May 14 - 15, 2005 Drums on the Pocomoke
Cypress
Park, Bridge St., Pocomoke,
MD
Diane
Baldwin 757-824-3060 UNACC's 10th Annual Unity Days Powwow 29 Antietam Street, Devens, MA All drums invited. Vendors by invitation only. Join us for a weekend of drumming, dancing, raffles and learning. Check the website for directions. We hope to see you there. Info: Lorena Novak, P.O. Box 711, Devens, MA 01432 978-772-1306 unacc@intergate.com inuitwoman@aol.com www.intergate.com/~unacc/unacc.html
May 14 - 15, 2005 First Light Singers Intertribal Powwow Historic Valley Park Campgrounds, Kemp Ave., North Adams, MA 413-664-7364
May 14 - 15, 2005 North East Woodlands Powwow Polish American Club Grounds 139 Southwick St, Route 357 Agawam, MA 413-786-6465
May 14 - 15, 2005
2nd
NAIVC Intertribal Powwow
Rittman,
OH 44270
May 14 - 15, 2005 Circle of Hope Powwow West Plains Civic Center, West Plains, MO Competition PowWow, with events in Men's Fancy, Southern Straight, Grass, Traditional; Women's Fancy Shawl, Jingle, Southern Cloth, Buckskin; age groups under 6, 6-12, 13-17, 18-49, and 50 and up. Drum contest Northern and Southern Combined (must have at least 5 singers). Prizes will be awarded. Admission is open to the public, with a $2 admission at the gate. All drummers, dancers and singers are welcome! No drugs or alcohol will be permitted on the premises. Invited Drums - Poor Boys, Rocking Horse, Maza Kute, Risinghail. Sponsored by the Amonsoquath Tribe of Cherokee in West Plains, MO. Cathy Jones or Leonard Heth 417-255-2232 http://www.amonsoquath.net/powwow.html
May 14 - 15, 2005 Northeast Woodlands Native Americans 5th Veterans Pow wow Polish American Club Grounds 139 Southwick St. Route 57 Agawam, Massachusetts Special Guest artist 2005 Nammy Award winning Flutist Joseph Fire Crow. Host Drum: Nipmuck Turtle Drum MC: Black Feather. Story Teller: Rainbow NSW Author of Billy Frog Adventures. Drumming, dancing, food and crafts. Grand Entry Each Day at noon. Bring chairs and or blankets. James Gamache 413 786-6465 http://wodi-eagle.tripod.com/index.html
MAY 15, 2005 Ceremony of 8,000 Drums Cowtown Coliseum at the Fort Worth Stockyards, 121 E. Exchange Ave., Fort Worth, TX 76106 Margaret Donnally, 214-630-9511 carinna_west10 http://www.sacredhealingwomen.com/8000drumceremony.html
May 15, 2005 May Arts Exposition Savage, MD This event is in its 5th year. This year we will feature a mini powwow with drummers and dancers over a three-hour period-11AM to 2PM. The powwow is part of a larger festival of cultural diversity and cultural heritage celebrating American Indian Culture, fine arts, crafts, storytelling, poetry, music, dance, Indian foods, a children's writing and art contest and an antique, classic car show. Other peformances include Mexico Vivo Dancers, Pan American Latin Music Trio, Jazz Orchestra, HOCO Politso Poets, East Indian Dancer, the Nations Capitol Jaguar Owners Club, and the Triumps Around The Chesapeake Club. TIme: 11AM to 6PM all day, Free and open to the public. Artist vendor fees - $75. Food vendor fees - $100 Camellia A. Blackwell 301-604-4484 http://www.camelliablackwell.com
May 20- 22, 2005 Dancing for the Wolves Native American Art Festival & Benefit Seacrest Wolf Preserve, 3449 Bonnett Pond Rd Chipley, FL Come be apart of this fun filled Weekend, Experience Native American Arts & crafts, Demonstrations, Intertribal Dancing, Stomp dancing, The Saint Andrews Civil War Reinactors. Over night camping, bonfire & miles of hiking trails and howling with the wolves.
Rocky
TwoFeathers (850) 547-4348
5th
Painted Hand Casino Pow Wow Saskatchewan, Canada Kimberley Lavallee, 306-786-6777 kimberley.lavallee@siga.sk.ca
May 20- 22, 2005
Tunica-Biloxi
Pow Wow Guest
Entertainers: Joanne Shenandoah, Matha Redbone, Hawk
(Indian Flute), Jackie
Crow (StoryKeeper)
Native American Dance Competition: Golden
Age (Age 50 & Up; Men & Women’s categories), Adult (Ages 18-49; Men
& Women categories), Junior (Ages 11-17; Boy & Girl categories),
Children (10yrs. & under receive day money on Sat & Sun.). Any one
category with less than five (5) dancers will be combined. Entry fee $5. for
competitions. New! Switch Dance Contest. Men
& Women – 1st Place $800 each; 2nd Place $400 each.
Friday, May 20 at 8:30PM. Drum & Singing Contest: Three
Places in both the Northern & Southern categories; 1st Place
$2,500; 2nd Place $1,500; 3rd Place $1,000.
Host drums are not eligible. (Drum Day Money given in past years has been
replaced by this contest.) *Competition
Points start at 1PM Saturday. Grand Entry Registration: Dance & Drum: Friday,
May 20, 7:30 p.m. Opens 5 p.m. on Friday, May 20, Saturday, May 21, 1:00 &
7:30 p.m. Closes 12 noon on Saturday, May
21 Sunday,
May 22, 12 noon, Pow Wow ends @ 4:00p.m. Featuring over 40 food and craft
vendors. Call Sharon @ ext. 1953 800-946-1946 ext 2034 John Barbry 318-253-2034
May 21, 2005 Soaring Eagle's 3rd Annual Pow-wow Du Burns Arena, 1301 S. Ellwood Ave, Baltimore , MD Please join the Youth of Baltimore, while they put on their 3rd Annual Soaring Eagles Pow-Wow. Saturday, May 21st, 2005 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Baltimore American Indian Center 410-675-3535
May 21, 2005 Red Road Sober Cruise Hingham Shipyard (off Rte 3A), Hingham, MA Boarding at 6:30 PM Sailing the Huwitt Cove. Tickets cost $20. 781-424-8782 or 781-773-1623
May 21, 2005 Spring Bear Powwow & Indian Market Regis University Fieldhouse, 50th and Lowell. Denver, CO Bear Limvere 303-648-3414
May 21, 2005 59th Armed Forces Day Celebration Comanche Nation, OK Lance Hill 580-585-2179
May 21- 22, 2005
11th
Hiawatha 1st Nation Traditional Powwow
May 21 - 22, 2005 New Hampshire Annual Powwow Tamworth Campground, Off Rte. 16, Tamworth, NH 603-528-3005
May 21- 22, 2005
11th
Honoring Those Who Keep Us Powwow East of Bedford, IN "In Honor of the People Who Keep Us Free" off Hwy. 50 near Clear Spring, IN. Anyone in Military Uniform gets in free. Dancing: Sat. 12 - 3pm & 5 - 8pm Sun. 12 - 3pm Vendors open both days. All Drummers, Dancers, and Singers welcome to participate. Free primitive camping and meals for participants. Chris Dugger 812-825-9622 Donald Cleveland at 812-279-2335 May 21- 22, 2005
Honoring
Our Children Inter-Tribal Powwow Honoring Our Children Inter-tribal Powwow May 21st -22nd, 2005 Wayne County Fair Grounds Richmond, Indiana Head Boy - Matt Wynk Head Girl - Crystal Grim Head Veteran - Martin Tall Horse Arena Director - Albert Running Wolf Master of Ceremonies - TBA Northern Drum - Black Swamp Singers Southern Drum - White Hawk Singers All other drums welcomed Saturday Sunday Doors open @ 10 AM Doors Open at 10 A.M. Close @ 9 P.M. Close @ 4 P.M. Grand-Entry : at 11:30 A.M. on both days Saturday Dinner Break at 5 P.M. - 6:30 P.M. Saturday Evening Grand-Entry @ 7:00 P.M. Admission Adults : $5.00 Children 15/18 : $3.00 Seniors : $2.00 child. 14 and under free. No selling sage, sweet grass, hawk, owl or eagle feathers. Vendors by invitation only. Albert Running Wolf and Fran Potter 765-647-4947 Pat/Dewy Ferguson 765-249-2001 Vicki and Rodney Tate 765-977-4212
May 21- 22, 2005
6th
AAIWV Greenbrier Powwow Low key and friendly! All drums and dancers welcome and they will be fed. Camping is free with showers and real bathroom facilities on grounds. Very near restaurants and hotels. Some vendor spots available. Larry Brown 304-645-1042
May 21- 22, 2005
5th
Changing of the Season Powwow Les Miller 563-322-3751
May 21- 22, 2005
20th
UCLA Powwow The Pow Wow will be held on the North Athletic Field. Parking $7 Free admission, open to the public Vendor applications are available on the website Please bring lawn chairs, blankets, and canopies Theresa Stewart, Yoanna Villalta 310-206-7513 http://www.studentgroups.ucla.edu/americanindian
May 21- 22, 2005
Shawnee
Nation Woodland Spring Powwow Tracking Wolf 937-592-9592
May 21- 23, 2005
Lil'wat
Celebration Powwow Singing Contest: 1st: $1500 2nd: $1200 3rd: $800; Womens Golden Age: 1st: $200 2nd: $150 3rd:$75; Mens Golden Age: 1st:$500 2nd:$300 3rd:$200; Jr Boys & Girls: 1st:$75 2nd:$50 3rd:$25; Teen Boys & Girls: 1st:$125 2nd:$75 3rd:$50; Womens & Mens: 1st:$250 2nd:$175 3rd:$100 Specials: Chicken Dance $1000 pay out. Sponsored by Brandon Hestdalen. Round Dance $1000 pay out. Sponsored by Alexus Edwards. "Tiny Tot" $$ to be announced. saq'uta ( st'at'imc & lil'wat style traditional dancing )-$200, 100, 50- Sponsored by Arnold and Wendy Ritchie, Chilliwack British Columbia. Bring own chairs, umbrella's, sunscreen etc. Gate Admission: $7/day & under 12 and over 65 yrs free admission. Camping: $5/wkend "No showers & No camp fires" Vendors: $75/wkend or $35/day & donation Concessions:$100/day Bring own tables, extension cords, tarps, etc. Princess Pageant: JR, SR. & *New* Miss Lil'wat" (18-25 yrs) Mary A. James (604) 894-5181 Elizabeth Andrew 604-894-6550
oscaromuald@hotmail.com
May 27 - 29, 2005
Upper
Current River Pow Wow
St.
James, Mo. Grounds, Salem, MO http://westerncherokeenation.org/events.shtml
May 27 - 29, 2005 United Cherokee of Texas Gathering & Green Corn Ceremonies Buffalo, TX For the first time in history all Cherokee tribes and groups in the state will unite under one banner. Do not miss this historic event. Antia Atsila - atsila@aol.com Jim PathFinder Ewing - blueskywaters@bellsouth.net
MAY 27 - 29, 2005 Memorial Day Powwow 25th Semi-Annual Intertribal Competition 3733 County Road 2321, Lyn Haven, FL Rocky Two Feathers, 850-547-4348 twofeathers_2000@yahoo.com
May 27 - 29, 2005 41st Delaware Pow Wow Fred Fall Leaf Memorial Campgrounds Bartlesville, OK 74006 Road 600, 2 miles N. of Copan, OK Ford Griggs
2717 Huntington Dr., Bartlesville,
OK
May 27 - 29, 2005 17th Snow Mountain Pow Wow Las Vegas Paiute and Moapa Paiute There will be artisans, native dancers and singers from throughout the US and Canada. Snow Mountain is north of Las Vegas, NV, off I-95 N at Snow Mt exit. This is the only pow wow in Southern Nevada. Las Vegas Paiute Tribal Colony 1 Paiute Dr. Las Vegas, NV 89106 800-711-2833 ext 1790 702 386-3926
May 28, 2005 2005 Children's Contest Pow Wow Ignacio, CO Lark M. GoodTracks 970-563-0100
May 28 - 29, 2005 Abenaki Nation of Mississquoi Heritage Pow Wow Village Green, Swanton, VT 802-868-2559
MAY 28 - 30, 2005 Memorial Day Powwow American Indianist Society Camp Marshall, 4H Campgrounds, Off Rte 31, Spencer, MA 508-699-3520
MAY 28 - 30, 2005 5th Annual Trout Run Trade Fair & Festival Trout Run, PA, just off Rt 15 north of Williamsport Jim Peacewalker, 570 398 1771 jpeacewalker@chilitech.net Robert Straywolf, 570 995 5177
May 28 - 30, 2005
23rd
Annual Moon When The Ponies Shed
May 28 - 30, 2005 MCNAA Spring Planting Moon Pow-Wow Topsfield Fairgrounds, Rte. 1, Topsfield, MA 617-884-4227
MAY 28-30, 2005 Indian Plaza Intertribal Powwow 1475 Mohawk Trail, Route 2 Charlemont, MA 413-339-4096
May 28 - 30, 2005 American Indian Festival Lawrenceville, GA Contest powwow $8,000 prize money $1,000 drum contest Paul Eddy 770-791-0066
June 3 - 4, 2005 37th Alabama-Coushatta Pow Wow Livingston, TX Powwow will be held at the Indian Village Ballpark located 17 miles east of Livingston, TX on Hwy. 190. Clint Poncho 936-563-1321 http://www.alabama-coushatta.com
June 3 - 5, 2005 Red Earth Pow Wow Oklahoma City, OK The 19th annual Red Earth Native American Cultural Festival will be held June 3, 4, 5 2005 at the Oklahoma State Fair Park in Oklahoma City, OK. The Red Earth Native American Cultural Festival continues to be the main event of Red Earth, Inc. and provides an effective means to bring about an awareness of the diversity of the many Native American cultures. It has been voted in the Top 100 events to see in the United States and is the largest cultural festival of its type in Oklahoma. Dee Ann Alexander 405-427-5228 http://www.redearth.org/v2/index.htm
June 3 - 5, 2005 Native American Artists Fest & Pow Wow Oakridge, OR
Info:
Nakima Redfox Kerchee
June 3 - 5, 2005 11th Potawatomi Trail Pow Wow Christian County Fairgrounds Taylorville, IL This will be our 11th annual Potawatomi Trail Pow Wow. Vendor fee, $125.00. Admission, $2.00 adults and $1.00 children. Contact Hawk at the email address for additional information..
Kent Eyre, 1646 S. Main St., Jacksonville, IL June 3 - 5, 2005 Rotunda Powwow & Drum Concert Rotunda 4014 Walnut Street Philadelphia, PA Friday
June 3rd is an educational day filled with dance presentations, story
telling, drumming, learning dances, songs and chants. The children's
programs run from 10am-5pm and are 30 minutes in length. Pre-registration
required for schools. Dance Performance Friday from 7:00-8:00 pm featuring
Native Nations Dance Theater and an All Nations drum session & dance
party featuring drums from all over the world on Friday from 8:30pm-1am.
Dance Performance/ Party - Suggested donation $10. Saturday June 4th, Grand
Entry of the dancers at 1:00 pm outside in front of the Rotunda, dancing
until 4pm. The second grand entry will be at 6pm inside. There will be
an award ceremony to honor Native American individuals in the community for
their outstanding service to the community, a ceremony & crowning of
Miss Native Nations (Brittaney Burnett) & Little Miss Native Nations
(Rachel Natividad) at 8:30pm. Saturday evening there will be a concert
featuring some of the artist mentioned below from 10 -12:00 am.
Featured artists appearing are: Stephen Wise – Musician and
composer, Namorah Byrd- Story teller, Delwin Fiddler Jr. (Lakota Sioux)-
Spoken Word Artist from South Dakota, The Docs- Spoken word artists, Black
Horse Butte Drum, Hoop Dancers, Flutist, Professional musicians,
Champion Native American dancers and much more. Sunday June 5th,
Powwow all day- Grand entry will be at 1:00 pm, Head dancers Drew Lyn (Blackfeet/
Seminole/ Carib) and Brittaney Burnett (Blackfeet/Tuscarora/ Cherokee),
Intertribal dancing, Hoop Dance Demonstrations, Flutist, Aztec dancers will
be performing on Sunday from 4-5 pm, dancing & children’s activities
until 7:00 pm. Native American vendors: Food, Jewelry &
Crafts. www.nndt.homestead.com/ROTUNDA.html
June 4 - 5, 2005 4th Skye's Spirit Wildlife Spring Pow-Wow Barkersville, PA This is a learning festival! There will be a display of live birds of prey, craft demonstrations/sales, educational booths, braintanning demonstration/sales, Native American Drumming, singing and dancing, storytelling, food, and more. Come and help us celebrate the wildlife and our Earth. All proceeds go to the care of injured and orphaned wildlife at Skye's Spirit Wildlife Rehab & Ed Center. Maryjane Angelo 814-786-9677
June 4 - 5, 2005 Worcester Inter-tribal Indian Center Pow-Wow Rutland State Park, Rte. 122 & 122A Rutland, MA 508-754-4994
June 4 – 5, 2005
Rocky
Fork Recreation Center's 6th Annual Traditional Open Powwow www.rockyforkpowwow.freewebspace.com
June 4 – 5, 2005
Spirit
of the Eagle Powwow Bruce Bradibng 502-532-7290
June
4 – 5, 2005 Center Moriches High School Long Island, NY Prize
money over $4,000 -Men's Traditional 18 years and up Traditional, Grass, Fancy
300, 200,100. Women's 18 and up Traditional, Jingle, Shawl 300,200,100
Sally
and Ken Morin, Poopatuck Reservation June 10 - 12, 2005 Cullman County Indian Festival
Smith
Lake Park, 420 County Rd 385 Gates open at 3:00 PM Friday Evening with drumming and dancing 5:00 PM till 10:00 PM on Friday & Saturday Evening. Featuring Cherokee Road Singers & Echota Cherokee Deer Clan Dance Team. Blue Grass & Country Rock bands, games and demonstrations Saturday & Sunday 11:00 AM till 4:00 PM
Echota
Cherokee Tribal Office 256-734-7337 Honoring Language Keepers Powwow Table Mountain Rancheria, Friant, CA Drum Contest, Dance Contest (Junior, Teen, Adult, & Golden Age Categories), Hand Games, Raffle Prizes. Specials: Chicken Dance & Women's Northern/Southern Traditional Dance. Public Welcome, Free Admission. Table Mt. Pow-Wow Grounds is located on the west side of Table Mountain Casino.
Info:
Pow-Wow Committee
June 10 - 12, 2005 40th Will Rogers Indian Club Pow Wow Marshfield, MO Head Gourd: Don Stroud; Honored Veteran: Rod "Smokey" Gwoompi; Princess: Tammie Durban; Arena Director: Tom Snow. Admission $2, children 6 and under free. Dub Roark 417-788-2706 willrogersindianclub@yahoo.com
June 10 - 12, 2005 7th Prairie Band Potawatomi Pow Wow Mayetta, KS Host Drum ~ Sizzortail~ Invited Drum ~ Bear Creek~ If you would like to sponsor any dance categories or to place an ad in our 2005 program book ~ contact Peggy Houston, Ruth Harjo or Richele Pahmahmie. Vendor Information ~ Contact Blake Garrison at bgarrison@pbpnation.org 4th Annual Motorcycle Run ~ Contact Marcus Koch Men's FastPitch tourney ~ Curtis Masquat or John LaClare. 4-person golf scramble ~ Peggy Houston or Ruth Vega-Harjo. Plenty of Camping - Limited RV Space (first come-first serve). 877-715-6789 ext 3999 Micki or Rebekah 877-727-6743 785-966-3024 http://www.pbpindiantribe.com/
June 10 - 12, 2005 8th Celebration of Generations Pow Wow Darrington, WA Temorary Location - Darrington High School. First 10 registered drums guaranteed pay. Free Dinner & Breakfast & T-shirts. Showers and camping onsite. 24 hr security. David or Rachel Bigby 360-436-1124
June 10 - 12, 2005 2nd Savannah River Pow Wow Columbia County Fairgrounds northeast of Augusta in Evan, GA Jean Parker 706-650-2956
June 11,
2005
The
Spirit Lives On Pow Wow 505-879-5880
June 11 - 12, 2005 8th Annual Pow Wow in the Pines Pinetop, AZ
Hon-Dah
Resort, Casino & Conference Center June 11 - 12, 2005 Onondaga Lodge Powwow Harrison County Fairgrounds, Cadiz, OH Vendors need to contact me soon with your inventory if you would like to attend. The fee for vendors is considerably low, because this is the first powwow for this organization. We will send vendors invitations and contracts after reviewing their inventory. Gates to the Fairgrounds, site of powwow, will open on both mornings at 10am. Grand entrys are set for 1pm and 6pm on Saturday the 11th, and 1pm on Sunday the 12th. The adult admission fee is $5.00, and the youth admission fee is $3.00. Children under six years of age may enter with supervised adult at no charge. Primitive camping, including nice showers and toilet facilities, is available to dancers, vendors, and anyone else participating in the pow wow. Dancers eat, stay, and enter at no cost. Please contact me if you would like to dance. Steve 304-845-3653 http://www.powwow.onondaga36.org
June 11 - 12, 2005 3rd Tinker Inter-Tribal Council Powwow Midwest City , OK Kelly Switch 405-677-2127
June 11 - 12, 2005 Woburn Historical Commission Pow Wow Altavesta School, North Woburn, MA MultiCultural, Drumming, Singing, Dancing, Storytelling, Children's Honoring & Candy Dance. Many Native American Items sold by the vendors. Free Admission.
Info:
Grandmother Guiding Hawk
June 11 - 12, 2005 Wollomonuppoag Indian Council Powwow LaSalette Fairgrounds, Rte. 118, Attleboro, MA 781-297-9882
June 11 – 12, 2005 Mohegans Annual Intertribal Powwow Lebanon Fairgrounds, Mack Road Lebanon, CT
781-944-3580
June 11 – 12, 2005 Indian Plaza Intertribal Powwow 1475 Mohawk Trail, Route 2 Charlemont, MA 413-339-4096
June 11 – 12, 2005
Native
American Arts and Crafts Festival and Overnight Campout
Socorro, Texas, El Paso, TX
June
16 – 19, 2005
United
Cherokee Ani-Yun-Wiya Powwow
Jaycee Park, S. Scales
Street, across from Farmer's Table Rest.29 north towards Danville, Va
take business 29 go to 1st stop lite go thru go about 2 miles park in on
left cross from Farmers table rest. 29 south take 87 exit take rite at top
of ramp to 1st stop light turn rite, 20 about 2 miles park on left from
Farmers Table.
Admission: adults:$5.00, Elders-Children under 12 FREE- 11 up to 18 $3.00--
for vendor info please call or e-mail.
June 17 - 19, 2005 5th Osage River Pow Wow Miller County Fairgrounds, Eldon, MO Traditional.
Princess Contest. Host Southern Drum, Young Bucks, Omaha. MC, Jake Chanate.
Arena Director, Tracy Tullie. Head Gourd, TBA. Head Man Dancer, Frank
Wolf. Head Lady Dancer, TBA. 2004 Princess, Nikki Carter. All drums and
dancers welcome.
June
17 – 18, 2005
26th
Annual Mowa Choctaw Powwow
JUNE 17 - 19, 2005 11th Annual Competition Powwow Edgewater Park, 8701 Lakeshore Blvd. N.E. Cleveland, OH 44108 Robert Roche 216-351-4488 Aiecinc@aol.com
June
17 – 19, 2005
Tribal
Crossroads Pow Wow
June 17 – 19, 2005
16th
"Honor the Firekeepers" Traditional Powwow
Lake Geneva, WI
June 17 – 19, 2005 14th Eskasoni 2005 Powwow Noel R. Denny Memorial Powwow Grounds Near Sydney, Nova Scotia Canada
June 18 - 19, 2005 Red Road Annual Sobriety Pow Wow Dighton Town Hall, Rte. 138 Dighton, MA 508-880-6887
June 18 - 19, 2005 2nd Annual Gathering & Powwow Metis of Maine Old Cornish Fairgrounds, Route 25 Cornish, ME 207-793-4801
June 18 - 19, 2005 10th Two Sisters Pow Wow Regatta Field, Rte. 113, Pawtucket Blvd, Lowell, MA 978-459-7214
June 18 – 19, 2005
Gathering
of the Clans Powwow Ed Barnsdale 819-723-2664
June 18 – 19, 2005
5th
Annual Shenandoah Valley Powwow Mount Jackson, VA
June 18 - 19, 2005 All Nations Gathering
Oil
Creek Campground Titusville, PA
June 18 – 20, 2005
21st
Annual Strawberry Moon Powwow
June 24 - 26, 2005 Trade Days Festival Old Trade School Festival/Powwow Grounds Trade, TN No Contest. Ron Colombe ~ Emcee Arvel Bird ~ Special Guest Jerry Harmon ~ Smoky Mountain Gypsy and the Ledford Family dancers. Host Drum ~ Bad Water; Additional drum: Bear Heart. Special Guest Arvel Bird and Jerry Harmon.: All drums welcome. Booths and fees: Approximately 25 non Native and 25 Native craft vendors and six mixed food vendors. Directions: Trade is located on Hwy 421 just across the state line and 15 miles from Boone, NC. Jerry Laney (229) 787-5180 evenings nativeway@mindspring.com www.NativeWayProductions.com www.tradedaysfestival.com
June 24 - 26, 2005 31st Tonkawa Trival Pow Wow Tonkawa, OK Drum: Ft. Oakland Ramblers Business Committee 580-628-2561
June 24 - 26, 2005 Zemis Memorial Pow Wow   Loc: TBA.
June 24 - 26, 2005 6th New Windsor Intertribal Pow Wow New Windsor, IL Sponsored by Uncle Don's Toy Drive and Central Illinois One People Organization, Inc. Camping and showers for Drums, dancers, special guests, and vendors. Vendors limited to 20 and food vendors limited to 2. Call for vendor space fees or other questions. Warrior, Princess, Lil' Warrior, and Lil' Princess contest. Adults $5, Seniors, $3, children under 16 free with adult.
Info:
Jeannie Herbert, 129 N. 8th, New Windsor, IL
June 24 – 26, 2005
Heart
of the Thunderbird 14th Powwow
June 25 - 26, 2005 Warrior Spirit Veterans Powwow American Legion Post 205 Togus V.A. Hospital, Route 17 East Augusta, ME
207-623-0338
June 25 - 26, 2005 Annual Kanatsiohareke Festival Kanatsiohareke Mohawk Community Fonda, NY
June 25 - 26, 2005 Chief Flying Eagle 6th Native American Powwow Brooklyn Bison Farm, Off Rte 395, Exit 91, Brooklyn, CT 860-267-7695
June 25 - 26, 2005 Native Bermuda Festival St. David's Island , MD St. David's Island Historial Society's Indian Committee presents; "Being Native; Being Yourself" at the St David's Cricket Club Grounds, Bermuda. Special Guest includes: Native American Dancers; along with our Bermuda Gombeys. Arts & Crafts, Traditional St. David's food, Native American Song & Dance; Displays. Stephen Tucker 441-505-4096
June 25 - 26, 2005 7th Restoring The Circle Pow Wow Lowell Fairgrounds 244 S. Hudson, Lowell, MI Traditional Pow Wow. Free admission and parking. Drug and alcohol free, Family friendly. Sponsored by Grand Valley American Indian Lodge.
Info:
Lori, 401 Ferris, Grand Rapids, MI 49544
June 25 - 26, 2005 4th Mending the Sacred Hoop Contest Pow Wow 300 West Russell, Tecumseh, MI Traders by Invitation only Info: Abel Cool Wind Bear Cooper
P.O.
Box 972, Adrian, Michigan 49221
June 25 - 26, 2005 29th Annual Powwow Order for the Preservation of Indian Culture Prowse Farm, 5 Blue Hill River Road Canton, MA 781-681-9130
June 25 - 26, 2005 ICONE Pow Wow Coolidge Park, John Fitch Highway, Fitchburg, MA 508-835-3696
June 30 - July 3, 2005 Badlands Celebration Brockton, MT Leland Spotted Bird 406-786-3143
June 30 - July 3, 2005 37th Annual Ute 4th of July Powwow Ft. Duchesne Powwow Grounds. Uintah & Ouray Rez. - Vernal, UT - Contest Powwow, Drum Contest 1st $4K-4t. Highway 40, 8 miles E. of Roosevelt, 6 hours W. of Denver Colorado, 3 hours E. of Salt Lake City, 35 miles W. of Vernal, Utah. Hwy 40 runs through the reservation. No admission. Bring a folding chair, shade is provided with plenty of Native American Arts & Crafts and plenty of food booths to enjoy. Host Drums: Big Bear: Alberta Canada, Tha Tribe: Lawrence KA, The Boyz: St.Paul MN, Red Sprirt: Hilltop UT. Drum Contest:1st $4,000, 2nd $3,000, 3rd $2,000, 4th $1,000. Food Booths $400, Arts & Crafts $300. Ron Cuch, 435-722-8541 utebulletin@ubtanet.com
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July 1, 2005 13th Multi Cultural Day Stawamus Reserve, British Columbia, Canada Totem Hall from 12 noon to 6 pm. Everyone invite. Potluck! Free event. Diana Billy diana_billy@yahoo.ca
July 1 - 3, 2005 Mount Mckay Summer Powwow MC: Clarence or Tommy White Drum: Black Water Creek Arena Director: Tommy or Clarence White. Traditional daily Feasts, Give away ceremony, Spot dances, Beautiful view overlooking Thunder Bay and Lake Superior. (possible grass dance special) Honorairium for all dancers and first 15 registered drums with 4 singers. Camp grounds and security available.(also local bingo's & casino) Powwow starts early on Friday 1pm and 7pm Grand Entries, the same for Sat. The powwow will be ending early, around 3 or 4pm on Sunday. John Charlie 807-623-1702 ojibaer@hotmail.com http://www.blackwatercreeksingers.myknet.org
July 1 - 3, 2005 28th Three Rivers Indian Lodge Powwow Manteca , CA Native Directions, Inc. / Three Rivers Indian Lodge Drums: White, Wagonburners, Youngbird, Northern. Ramona Valadez/Victoria Ramirez 209-858-2421
July 1 - 3, 2005 33rd Oneida Nation 4th of July Powwow Oneida , WI MC: Artley Skenandore, Oneida Wi/Francis Huntington, Meriden, CT. Host Drums: Little Otter Over $49,000 in prize money will be awarded. Men's 65 & Over $1000 Traditional Special - Sponsored by Stanley Webster. No Canopies allowed this year. Maureen Metoxen 920-496-5314
July 1 - 3, 2005 Chiniki First Nation Canada Day Powwow Morley, Alberta 2005 Chiniki Powwow to be held at our renovated arbour. Expanded and rain free. Our honourary host drums inlcude Chiniki Lake and Eyahey Nakoda. For vendors you may contact Tracy Mark @ 403-881-2115 or Kathy Lefthand @ 403-554-3353. Prize Money for drumming contest as follows:1st $8000.00, 2nd $5000.00, 3rd $3000.00, 4th $2000.00 and 5th $1000.00. Myrtis Mark 403-881-2794 jmark@chiniki.com
July 1 - 3, 2005 Aabita Niibing Traditional Pow Wow Leech Lake Veteran's Memorial Pow Wow Grounds, Cass Lake, MN Mutt Robinson or Jim Jones 115 6th Street NW Suite E, Cass Lake, MN 56633 218-335-7424 or 7034
July 1 - 4, 2005 25,905th Summer Gathering at Manataka Bald Mountain Park, Hot Springs, AR Gulpha Gorge Campgrounds, Hot Springs, AR Not a powwow. Religious Ceremonies, Drumming, Bear Dance, Singing, Games, Elder Teachings, Storytelling and More. Limited number of vendors permitted -501-627-0555. Ceremonies will also be held at Manataka Mountain. Admission free - $2 parking donation. $5 camping. Manataka American Indian Council P.O. Box 476, Hot Springs, AR 71902-0476
July 1 - 4, 2005 34th Annual Rainbow Family Gathering Greater Mid-Atlantic Bio-Region Always remembering the vision of "One Love" All peaceful being welcomed to come and share in the energy --- Site to be announced in mid June. More Details: http://welcomehere.org/cgi-bin/calendar.pl
July 1 - 4, 2005 33rd Good Time Powwow Harry J. Betar Memorial Park, Route 32 Gansevoort Road., South Glens Falls Moreau, NY Calico Dancers 518-793-1693
July 1 - 4, 2005 Kiowa Tia-piah Society 4th of July Celebration
Smoking
ceremonies, Gourd Dance, Brush Dance, Social Dance.
Everyone
invited to camp. Warren Queton 405-366-8634 aye_china@ou.edu
July 1 - 4, 2005 133rd Annual Quapaw Pow-wow Quapaw, OK L Smith 918-674-0097
July 1 - 7, 2005 Gathering of the Tribes Peaceful Freedom Assembly Central United States in the Ozarks Region This is not the Annual or National Gathering of the Tribes. All peaceful beings are welcome to come share the gift of harmony and prayers for world peace as we celebrate our interdependence day in unity without glorification of war. A circle of silent meditation will commence with the rising sun on the morning of July 4th until noon. This peaceful vibration will be shared world wide with other individuals in a conscience wave of hope, love and understanding. A Gathering of the Tribes and intended to expand the beauty, peace and vibration of the Rainbow to all corners of the globe.http://welcomehere.org/cgi-bin/calendar.pl
July 2 - 3, 2005 Explore the Big Sky Powwow Great Falls, MT Candace Blackbird-Hubbard 406-799-3974 http://www.explorethebigsky.org
July 2 - 3, 2005 10th Eastern Woodlands Pow wow River Road (Route 202 near East Rochester NH) Lebanon, ME Woodlands Indian Pow wow Flute playing and storytelling. Auction sale. A feast meal will be provided on Sat. night for all dancers, vendors, and volunteer staff.
Info:
Pat Lilly, 314 Grenier Road, Wakefield, NH 03872 July 2 - 3, 2005
11th
Traditional Gathering/ Lunaape Peoples Info: Leo "Wiixcheew Axkook" Nicholas - 261 Jubillee Road Munsee-Delaware Nation, Muncey Ontario, Canada. N0L 1Y0. 519-289-5396 lnicholas@munsee.on.ca and cdolson@munsee.on.ca www.geocities.com/munsee_del/index.html
July 2 - 3, 2005 FWM Fireman's Celebration & Powwow Dunlap's Grove, Mehoopany, PA Parade 10:30 a.m. Round and Square Dance on Sat.
Bill
Pedley, RR 1 Box 140A, Mehoopany, PA July 2 - 3, 2005 Friendship Acres Formerly- Wagon Trails Randolph - South of Ra, OH Campers needing water and Electric hookups must call the Camp Ground @ 330-325-9527. Crazy Noon Auction -11:00AM Sunday. HEADVET Mr. Russ Moore-Butler, Pa. Don Lane 330-326-3248 thelanes@config.com
July 2 - 4, 2005 Indian Plaza Intertribal Powwow 1475 Mohawk Trail, Route 2 Charlemont, MA 413-339-4096
July 2 - 4, 2005 Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe Pow Wow 55 Acres, 1048 Great Neck Road South Mashpee, MA Dance and Drum Contest, food and craft. Charles Foster, 508-477-0208, x203 http://www.Mashpeewampanoagtribe.com
July 2 - 4, 2005 4th Hobby Horse Ranch Festival
Fleetwood
(outside Reading), 428 Hartz Rd.
Jim
610-944-5797 National Powwow Danville, IL Huge Crafts and Tipi Competition. 3 days of seminars in the morning. Great Intertribal Dance with no contests. Family type atmosphere. Held only every 3 years. Gourd dancing. Art Tate 317-773-4233 http://www.nationalpowwow.com/
July 7-10, 2005 42nd Annual Sac & Fox Pow Wow Sac & Fox Nation Powwow Grounds Stroud, OK Drum Contest, 49' Contest Mary Ann Anque Memorial Switch Dance Contest Thursday Night Traditional Sac & Fox Dances Dance Competitions Fri, Sat, and Sun nights Gourd Dancing Sat and Sunday Afternoon
July 7-10, 2005 54th North American Indian Days Browning , MT MCs: Earl Old Person, Jay St. Goddard, Kenny Scabby Robe. Arena Director: Kevin Kicking Woman, Clarence Comes At Night, Lucky White Grass. Jim
McNeely at 338-7190 Wanda Glaze at 338-3533 Jodi Calf Boss Ribs 406-338-7103 jcalfbossribs@hotmail.com http://www.blackfeetnation.com
July 8 - 10, 2005 Medicine Eagle Pow Wow Keokuk, IA This years Pow Wow is a Youth Honoring Pow Wow. Dance Contest Adults: Mens Fancy Showcase, $1000.00 winner take all. Women's Fancy Shawl, $1000.00 winner take all. Youth: Paying 3 places in each category Boys Junior/Teen; Grass, Traditional, and Fancy Girls Junior/ Teen; Jingle, Cloth/Buckskin, and Fancy Shawl Tiny Tots category $1000 Drum split for the first 4 drums to pre-register. Dee Hagmeier 319-463-7367
July 8 - 10, 2005 Thunder Falls Seneca Niagra Powwow Niagra Falls, NY Get ready for the second annual Thunder Falls Pow Wow, presented by the Seneca Nation of Indians and Seneca Niagara Casino. Don’t miss this cultural extravaganza featuring authentic Native American arts, crafts, cuisine and more! $25,000 drum competition. $58,000 Open Pow Wow dance competition. $17,000 Smoke dance competition. “Specials” to be announced. Total prizes: $100,000+. 1-877-8-SENECA (73-6322) for additional information. Thunder Falls Pow Wow is open to the public. This is a drug-free, alcohol-free family event. No pets allowed. Karen Karsten 716-299-1100
July 8 - 10, 2005 23rd Annual Bear River Powwow Old Indian Village Rd, Lac du Flambeau, Wisconsin Info: Robert Elm Teresa Mitchell PO Box 1062, Lac du Flambeau, Wisconsin 54538 715 588-2915/ 614-3373 littletink69@hotmail.com
July 8 - 10, 2005 In Celebration of 7 Generations Powwow Big Bay, MI Located on the southern shore of Lake Superior, approximately 25 miles north of Marquette, in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Grand Entry starts at 7:00 pm on Thursday, the 8th, at 1:00 pm and at 7:00 pm on Friday, the 9th, and at 1:00 pm on Saturday, the 10th. Registration fees for traders /crafters space is $20. Sue, 906-869-3859 or kabooby3@yahoo.com
July 8 - 10, 2005 Arikara Celebration 2005 Grand Entries: Fri 7pm, Sat 1pm and 7pm, Sunday 1pm and 7pm. Flag raising daily 8am. Frank Felix JR 701-743-4535
July 09, 2005 Nipmuck of Chaubunagungamaugg Potluck Holland, MA (call to verify location) 508-949-1651
July 09, 2005 at 6:00 PM Jazz For Peace Concert Rivers Academy 1501 N. Solano Las Cruces, NM Benefit concert for the Piro/Manso/Tiwa Indian Tribe of San Juan De Guadalupe featuring Rick DellaRatta. Tickets $25.00. Jazz For Peace™ is the name of the band. The purpose is to help the tribe continue its struggle to survive. Andy Roybal, Piro/Manso/Tiwa Indian Tribe (505) 647-5372, (650) 274-1131 PMTJazz@aol.com Jazz for Peace 212-947-1104
July 9, 2005 5th Annual Market Lake Powwow 2858 E. 700 N. Roberts, Idaho 83444 Craft and food vendors, drumming, singing, dancing, and native tribes represented. Jack Barton 208-522-8183
July 9 - 10, 2005 6th Ghost Bear Lodge Powwow Clinton Fairgrounds, Off Route I-95, Exit 37, Route 100, Clinton, ME 207-426-9637
July 9 - 10, 2005 All My Relations Intertribal Powwow Bolton Valley Resort Bolton, VT 802-479-0594
July 9 - 10, 2005
Sagamok
Anishnabek Traditional Powwow
July 9 - 10, 2005
Honor
Our Ancestors Festival
July 9 - 10, 2005 10th Gathering of the People Franklin , OH Non Competition Cultural Woodland Event. To be held at the Franklin VFW Picnic Grove on Claude Thomas Dr. Located off I 75 SR73 exit 38. Behind Frischs just west of I75. Plenty of Craft dealers, Traditional/Non Traditional food available. Special Guest:The Chained Eagles will present POW/MIA Moving wall of Ohio with candelight vigil on Saturday. Hours are 10am-8pm Sat.. 10am-5pm Sun. Grand Entry for Sat. 12pm&5pm, and 1pm on Sunday. Invited Drums: Red Feather, Mingo River Singers, Southern Singers, Black Eagle, Morning Star, Black Swamp Singers Jody Greywolf Carlotta 859-363-9715 jody1834@yahoo.com
July 9 - 10, 2005
Echoes
of a Proud Nation Powwow General Admission is $7.00, Seniors is $3.00 and 5 and under are free. Gates open at 9:00am both days Pow-wow Office 450-632-8667
July 9 - 10, 2005 15th Kateri Circle Pow Wow Whittier Narrows Park, South El Monte, CA 60 Fwy *Exit Rosemead #North side of 60 Fwy. In Honor of the Feast of Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha Special events: Contest Dancing *Exhibition Dancing *Food Booths*Arts & Crafts Eva Walters 626-334-1140
July 9 - 10, 2005 Sussex County PowWow
Sussex
County Fairgrounds, Branchville, NJ Rain
or shine. No
registration fee. Adults:
Traditional, Grass, Jingle, Fancy.
Teens: Traditional, Grass, Jingle, Fancy. Boys
Combined,
Jr. Girls Combined. Tiny Tots. Camping Available Cliff Matias 718-686-9297
July 12 - 14, 2005 Meskwaki Proclamation Day Powwow Tama , IA. Dean WhiteBreast, 641-484-4912
July 13 - 16, 2005 Mississippi Choctaw Indian Fair Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians Choctaw, MS 1-800-557-0711
July 14 - 17, 2005 Annual Wahcinca Dakota Oyate Celebration Poplar, MT
Sunee,
460-672-5462 wahcinca@nativeweb.org
July 14 - 17, 2005 124th Otoe-Missouria Tribal Encampment Red Rock, AL Dance Contest in All Categories. 3 on 3 Basketball, 1K health run and Horseshoe tournament Saturday. "49" Contest Saturday Night CO-Host Organizations: Red Rock Creek, Central Oklahoma Intertribal Society. Rations Distributed to all campers Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Frank Carson
July 15 - 17, 2005
10th
Annual Big Bear All Nations Powwow
July 15 - 17, 2005 Robert Woolery Sr Memorial Powwow
Missouri
State Plenty of camping available to dancers/singers/vendors, free. Vendors are by invite only. Bob Woolery 660-826-5608
July 15 - 17, 2005
Wahcinca
Dakota Oyate Celebration Camping day starts on July 14th. There will be a different host drum every session. Sunee 406-672-5462
July 15 - 17, 2005 Dakota Oyate Wacipi 2005 Sioux Valley, Manitoba, Canada MC's: Ron Hall, Sioux Valley Dakota Nation; Rod Hunter, Stoney Nation, Morley Alberta. Host Drum: Sioux Valley Jr.s; Invited Drums: Mystic River, Eagle Mountain, Battle River, Eya Hey Nakoda, Whitefish Jr.s, Tha Tribe, Big Bear, Cozad, Otter Trail. Arena Directors: Darryl McKay, Sioux Valley, MB; Donny McKay, Sioux Valley, MB. Darryl Mckay, Sherisse Mckay, Kirby Hall 204-851-0386, 2
July 15 - 17, 2005 20th Bear Creek Traditional Pow Wow Olmsted County History Center Rochester, MN Friday, 7pm concert featuring Woody Swifteagle and Arvil Bird followed by an open-mic session for poetry and music. Carol or Kathy Timmers 3611 85th St NW Lot 104 Oronoco, MN 55960 507-367-2697 nacsemn@earthlink.net www.nacsm.org
July 15 - 17, 2005 Seneca Allegany Veteran's Pow Wow Salamanca, NY New this year: Northern & Southern Adult Dance Categories; Northern & Southern Drum Contests; Hand Drum & Iroquois Singing Contest (Fri. nite 7/15). Highbanks Campground pow wow rates cabins & sites: 1-877-SNI-CAMP. Glenda Taylor - 716-945-1790
July 15 - 17, 2005 Kickapoo Pow-wow Days Horton , KS Milwaukee
Bucks, Host Northern. Youngbird, Host Southern, Head Judge: Victor Thomas Michelle Thomas 877-864-2746 Merle Green (785) 966-2466 Evenings
July 15 - 17, 2005 Nevada Indian Days Pow Wow Fallon, NV Competition powwow. All Drums and vendors welcome. On site camping & showers available. SPECIAL! Men's Fancy Spotlight Special! All Indian rodeo 775-423-6075 rodeo info. Francine Tohannie 775-423-2949
July 15 - 17, 2005 Mandaree Hidatsa Celebration Mandaree , ND Kenny Smith Sr.701-759-3311 Connie White Bear connie.whitebear@sendit.com 701-759-3311
July 16 - 17, 2005
Honorary
Gourd Dance Miss Tsayatoh Bearclan Powwow Princess MC: Ambrose Yazzie Host Drum: Long Walk Descendants Delores 505-863-0237 mjames_dine@yahoo.com
July 16 - 17, 2005 White Buffalo Society 6th Traditional Powwow Gaston Fair Grounds, Gaston IN I-69 to SR 28 E., follow the signs. John Mohrman, 419-629-2045
July 16 - 17, 2005 All Nations 6th Annual Pow-Wow Zanesville, OH N.A.E.D.A. and Ohio Nature Education Iorn Woman Dance Competition Prize money for Jingle Dress and Fancy Shawl. Formally Our Brothers Pow-Wow in Dillon Park, moved just South of Zanesville to State Rt.22, Old Newton school building by Newton Township Fire Dept. Gates open at 10 and Grand Entry at Noon and 6 Sat., Noon on Sun. Trade blanket Sat. night, all wecome. Live native animals of Ohio. Joe or Teressa Temple 740-452-5261
July 16 - 17, 2005 6th Intertribal Powwow Mount Kearsarge Indian Museum: Kearsarge Mountain Road, Warner, NH Jessica L. Eshleman PO Box 142 Warner, NH 03278 (603) 456-2600 mkim.jessica@tds.net
July 16 - 17, 2005 LIHA Traditional Native American Learning Weekend Dulac Land Trust Sanbornton, NH 603-524-9284
July 16 - 17, 2005 20th Bear Creek Traditional Pow Wow Olmsted County History Center Rochester, MN Info: Jim Wilson or Carol Timmers 3611 85th ST NW Lot 104 Oronoco State: MN 55960 507-732-5941 or 507-367-2697
July 16 - 17, 2005 Watertown Historical Society Pow Wow O'Connell Field, Mount Auburn St., Watertown, MA Watertown Treaty Day, Celebrating the signing of the treaty between the Mikmaq and the St. John's Tribe on July 19, 1776. Drumming, Singing, Dancing, Special Honorings. Free Admission.
Grandmother Guiding Hawk
July 16 - 17, 2005 Rhode Island Indian Council Pow Wow Roger Williams Park Providence, RI 401-781-1098
July 16 - 17, 2005 Black Feather Circle of Life Pow Wow Connie Mack Field East Brookfield, MA 508-867-4332
July 16 - 17, 2005
Mississauga
First Nation Traditional Pow Wow
July 16 - 17, 2005 All Nations Gathering
Oil
Creek Campground MaskOfTheFox 724-287-8872 www.geocities.com/all_nations_gathering/A
July 16 - 17, 2005 2nd Accohannock PowWow and Festival Fruitland, MD Drum: Eastern Bull Arena Director: Pinkie Smith Headman: Michael Cranford, Headlady: Jeanny Cranford David Holland 410-623-2660 accohannock@dmv.com
July 18 - 22, 2005
12th
Eabametoong 1st Nation Powwow 807-242-7350
July 19 - 21, 2005 22nd Peguis Powwow Peguis Rez, Manitoba, Canada MC: Eric Tootoosis & Chief Morris Shannacappo Host Drum: Wild Horse & Blackfoot Confederacy Arena Director: Larry McKay & Devere Tsatoke Alice Flett 204-645-4749
July 21 - 24, 2005 Kainai Indian Days Standoff , Alberta, Canada Tiny Tot Special - hosted by Cecile Beebe, 2005 Kainai Indian Days Tiny Tot Princess. Jr. Girls Jingle Dress Special - hosted by Taylor Chief Calf and Tarisine Twigg. Jr. Girls Fancy Special - hosted by Cherilynn Cross Child Ladies Traditional (open to all ages) - hosted by Chelsea Eagle Bear, Miss Blackfoot Canada. Peter Big Head Memorial, Men's Chicken - hosted by the Big Head Family Men's Grass - hosted by Whisper White Man. Mary Ann Black Water Memorial Giveaway. Jewel Melting Tallow 403-737-2888 Blood Tribe FCSS 403-737-2888
July 22 - 24, 2005 Midnight Sun Intertribal Powwow Cowles St. West, by Big Dipper ice rink Fairbanks, AK Enjoy warm summer days almost 24 hours a day at the world's most northern pow wow! At the same time see the World Eskimo-Indian Olympics, being held on the same grounds during the same week! Midnight Sun Intertribal Pow Wow is a traditional pow wow.
Bob Gilcrease, PO Box 82002, Fairbanks, AK July 22 - 24, 2005 Badger's Traditional Powwow Shalus Arbor, 10-15 minutes from Merritt, British Columbia Badger, 250-378-6982 250-378-4067 badgerstraditionalpowwow@hotmail.com
July 22 - 24, 2005 Eastern Woodlands Gathering Lexington (Johnsonville) OH Friday night free concert with Whitewolf JoAnn Smith 419-362-1600
July 22 - 24, 2005 Honoring Our Active Ogitchidaa Baraga , MI Keweenaw Bay Maawanji'iding Home of the Original Midnight Two Step Championship. Pauline Spruce 906-353-6623
July 22 - 24, 2005 Dakota Oyate Wacipi 2005 (Sioux Valley) Sioux Valley , Manitoba Canada Drums: East, Painted and Sioux Nation MB Kevin Tacan 204-855-2704 Russell Taylor 204 483 0449
July 22 - 24, 2005 Hualapai Youth Powwow Peach Springs , AZ Host Northern Drum: Calling Eagle, NM Host Southern Drum: Southern Wild Horse, AZ. MC: Alex O. Shepherd, St George Ut.-Dine/Paiute AD: Jerry Bear, Skull Valley, Ut .-Goshute Headman: Monty Williams, Fallon, NV-Shoshone Head Lady: Charlotte Davis,-Navajo/Hualapai Head Gourd Dancer: Paul Stewart, Parker, AZ Head Girl and Head boy will be picked daily. Antonia Case, Michelle LaPointe 928-769-2216
Ron
Quasula (928) 769-2575
July 22 - 24, 2005 Muckleshoot Sobriety Pow Wow Auburn , WA Drums: Blu, Eastern, Southern, Sage, Zotigh, Poor, Eyabay, Blackfoo, White. Vendors welcome. Golden Age 50+ $500,$400,$300,&$200 Adults $500,$400,$300,&$200 Teens $150,$125,$100,&$75 Boys/girls $125,$100,$75,&$50 Tiny Tots 6 & under exhibition Dance Mike Starr 253-261-1764
July 23, 2005 Native Amer. International Caucus PowWow University of Redlands, 1200 Colton Ave., Redlands, CA Time: 12PM-10PM Gourd Dancing: 12PM-1PM & 6PM-7PM Grand Entries: 1PM & 7PM MC: Randy Edmonds (Kiowa & Caddo) Arena Director: Warren Anquoe (Kiowa & Comanche) Water Boy: Erik Bohay (Kiowa & Paiute) Winnie James (714) 325-0568 Pam James (951) 275-0717 Gene Webster (909) 880-3938
July 23 – 24, 2005 Native American Music Festival Rod & Gun Club of New Bedford/ North Hixville Road Dartmouth, MA 508-994-5659
July 23 – 24, 2005 Somerset “Honor Our Elders” Powwow Dighton Inter. Indian Council Behind North Elementary School, Whetstone Hill Rd, Off Rte 138, Somerset, MA
508-880-6887
July 23 – 24, 2005 New Hampshire Intertribal Council Powwow
Wells
Beach Harbor, Wells Beach, ME 603-528-3005
July 23 – 24, 2005 13th Summer Gathering & Powwow Cowasuck -Pennacook-Abenaki Parlin Field, Off Rte 110, No. of Center, Newport, NH 508-528-7629
July 23 – 24, 2005
City
By the Water Powwow
July 23 - 24, 2005 OTNA Festival/Powwow Winfield , WV Spirit Horse 304-757-3070 southeastotna@yahoo.com
July 23 - 24, 2005 21st Annual AIITCO Powwow Bristow , VA American Indian Intertribal Cultural Org Area Director: Jeff Brumbaugh. Dinner
meal for singers, dancers, and elders on Saturday. Vendors
by invitation only. Primitive
camping available.
301-869-9381
July, 25, 2005 Native American Celebration in the Park Salt Lake City , UT Cal Nez 801-533-9503 http://www.nativeamericancelebration.com
June,
25
-
26, 2005 Shairy - "Jose Quimbo" Seminar
Indigenous
Healer and Philosopher
from
the Andes
Burbank , California $195,
if paid by Contact: Irma Nieves 818-970-0501 www.healingsyoti.net July 28 – 31, 2005
139th
Annual Homecoming Celebration
July 28 - 31, 2005 4th Pow Wow of Wendake Wendake, near Quebec A contemporary music festival preceding the pow wow. Crafts people are welcome.
Louis-Karl
P Sioui
Quebec
G0A 4V0 Canada July 29 – 31, 2005
2nd
Celebration of the Seven Generations
July 29 – 31, 2005
38th
Spirit
Lake Oyate Annual Powwow
July 29 – 31, 2005 Touchwood Agency Tribal Coucil Pow-wow Kawacatoose First Nation , Sasskatchawan Over 25 Drum Groups! Charles Machiskinic 306-835-2125
July 29 – 31, 2005 Spirit Island Powwow Spirit Island, Ontario, Canada Boo shoo, nishinawbe!! Welcome to our annual Pow wow! We serve lots and lots of traditional food! lots of grass rooted scared bundles and real genuine items sold each day! Come and join the tribe! Alex Ostamas, Reserve # 239,
Neskantaga
First Nation, Ontario P0T1Z0
July 29 – 31, 2005 55th Indian Hills Powwow 9400 N. Sooner Rd., Oklahoma City, OK H.G. Henry McCellan Jr. - Princess, Renda Walters - Color Guard, Buddy Bond. Gourd Dance (Fri. 6:00 p.m. - Sat. & Sun. 2:00 p.m.) Contests: Grand Entry, 7:30 nightly - T.Tots,Jr.Teens,Adult Men & Women,Golden Age. Horseshoe Tournment(Sun.11:00a.m.) 49 Contest(Sat.nite) - Food,Arts&Crafts Booths - Special Saturday Contests, Women, 60 & up (sponsored by Jamie & Georgia Noble) - Straight Dance, 12-17 (sponsored by Henry McClelland Jr. & Family) Sat. Dedicated to Military Men & Women. Security: Okla. Sheriff's Dept. Randy Frazier 405-949-0922 swapskineh@gbronline.com
July 29 – 31, 2005 37th SCIC Pow Wow Fairplex in Pomona Pomona , CA Host Northern Drum: Red Thunder, Jr. Belcourt, ND, Head Southern Singer: Gene Ray Ahboah, Host Gourd Society: Golden State Gourd Dance Society, Water Boy: Juanico Phoenix. $6000 total in drum money. Southern California Indian Center, Inc. 10175 Slater Ave. Ste. 150, Fountain Valley, CA 92708 92708 (714) 962-6673 (714) 962-6343 www.indiancenter.org scicgg@earthlink.net indiancenter@indiancenter.org
July 29 – 31, 2005 36th Kihehah Steh Powwow Skiatook , OK Food, Arts and Crafts, Free admission and parking. Bring lawn chairs. 49 Contest on Friday 918-396-2189
July 31, 2005 Clan of the Hawk Craft Show Pow-wow Grounds, off Rte 58E, Exit 26, I-91, Orleans, VT
802-754-6305
July 30 - 31, 2005 Spirit of the Wolf Powwow & Gathering Riverbend Campground, Route 106, Leeds, ME
207-546-2401
July 30 - 31, 2005 Nipmuc Nation 52nd Native American Fair Hassanamesit Reservation 80 Brigham Hill Road Grafton, MA 508-393-8860
July 30 - 31, 2005
Harvest
Moon Powwow 860-872-8119 Bear
July 30 - 31, 2005 Anishinabe Powwow Val-d'Or, Quebec, Canada. Marilyn Jerome, 819-736-4501 mjerome_cnals@yahoo.ca
July 30 - 31, 2005 2nd AAIWV Northern Ani Powwow Salem University College Salem, WV
Route
50 out of Clarksburg.
Wynona
Penland, Route 2 box 2611 Gerry Hess 304-842-3877
July 30 - August 1, 2005 45th Wikwemikong Cultural Festival Wikwemikong, Ontario, Canada Smoke Dance Singers - Old Mush Singers, Grand River of the Six Nations, Ontario. Arena Director: Kevin "Deak" Peltier, Wikwemikong, Ontario. Head Veteran - Albany Potts, Lac du Flambeau, Wisconsin. visit our website for detailed prize awards. Cynthia Bell 705-859-2385 http://www.wikwemikongheritage.org
July 31, 2005 Nipmuc Nation 52nd Native American Fair Hassanamesit Reservation 80 Brigham Hill Road Grafton, MA 508-393-8860
August 1 - 5, 2005 Gathering Of All Nations Wilder, TN. Needing drummers ,vendors, dancers.
Mae
Bergeron, 931-445-3748 or softwolfeyes@hotmail.com
August 4, 2005 Perry Point Powwow Perry Point, Perryville, MD 410-658-1918
August 5 - 6, 2005 29th Annual Bell Powwow Bell Community near Stilwell, OK. Contest Powwow. Thomas Muskrat, 918-696-4480 nancyteacherbe@hotmail.com
August 5 - 7, 2005 Upper Sioux Community 2005 Wacipi Yellow Medicine Encampment, Granite Falls, MO Tom Ross 320-564-3853 tomr@uppersiouxcommunitee-nsn.gov
August 5 - 7, 2005 Carry the Kettle Annual Pow Wow 2005 Saskatchewan, Canada Home of the Largest Iron Man and Iron Woman Contest, winner take all prize $5000. Contest in all categories including Chicken. Women's Traditional Special and others to be announced. Tim Eashappie, Sr. 306-727-2169
August 5 - 7, 2005 Enoch Cree Nation Pow wow
Sonya
Alexis or Dolly Williams August 6 - 7, 2005 Shawnee Woodland Summer Powwow Zane Shawnee Caverns, 5092 SR 540, Bellefontaine, OH 43311 All people and nations welcome. Tracking Wolf, 937-592-9592
August 6 - 7, 2005 Clan of the Hawk 14th Annual Powwow Powwow Grounds, off Route 58E, Exit 26, I-91, Orleans, VT 802-754-6305
August 6 - 7, 2005 Saco River Intertribal Powwow Hussey’s Field, River Road, North Conway, NH 603-356-9075
August 11 - 14, 2005
42nd
Shoshone-Bannock Indian Festival
August 12 - 14, 2005 National Powwow MCI Center, 601 F Street NW, Washington D.C. The National Powwow host by the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian. Prize Purse: $100,000 Info: Justin Bruce Giles 4220 Silver Hill Rd, Sutland, MD 20746 301-238-3023 or 877-830-3224
August 12 - 14, 2005 25th Annual Paumanauke Pow-wow Babylon Citizen’s Council of the Arts Tanner Park, Copiague, L.I., NY 631-234-1119
August 12 - 14, 2005 Pleasant Point Annual Pow-Wow Passamaquoddy Tribe Pleasant Point Reservation Rt. 190, Perry, ME 207-853-2600
August 13, 2005 10th Honor the Mounds Gathering. Beattie Park, down town Rockford, IL 10 am-4 pm. Free to public. Mac Venn, 815-282-3877 cnia123gww@aol.com
August 13 - 14, 2005 Indian Plaza Intertribal Powwow 1475 Mohawk Trail, Route 2 Charlemont, MA 413-339-4096
August 13 - 14, 2005 West Ossipee Pow Wow Mother Earth’s Creations Intertribal Grounds 2145 Rt 16, West Ossipee NH We have limited space for the participants. We are not a camp ground but we do have room for some camping. Two more Pow Wows on Sept. 24-25 and Oct. 15-16.
Info:
Henry Gelinas 603-323-8181
August 13 - 14, 2005 Narragansestt Tribe Annual Pow Wow Old Mill Rd., Rte. 2 Charlestown, RI 401-364-1100
August 13 - 14, 2005 Pequot Homecoming Pow Wow University of Massachusetts at Boston 100 Morrissey Blvd. Dorchester, MA 617-361-8685 607-361-8685
August 13 - 14, 2005 Native American Benefit Pow Wow Gen. Butler State Resort Park, Carrollton, KY Gate opens daily at 10 am. Grand Entry: Sat. Noon & 6 pm. Sun. 1 pm All proceeds will benefit the Kentucky Center for Native American Arts & Culture. On Friday, Aug. 12, there will be two special benefit shows in the Conference Center at the park. From 6 pm-10 pm 10 of the finest Native American Artisans in the region will have their crafts on display. Also from 7 pm-9 pm there will be a Native American Entertainers Show featuring NAMMY Aware winner, Michael Jacobs, and others. One low price gets you in both great shows! All dancers. Marty Martin 502-966-9049
August 16 - 18, 2005 Give Away and Warm Up
Crow
Agency, PO Box54,
Wyola, MT
cell
406-208-5713
Fax: 406-638-3880
August 19 - 21, 2005 Mawiomi of Tribes: 9th Annual Pow-Wow Aroostook County, off Rte 1 on Doyle Rd. Caribou, ME 04736 Mawiomi of Tribes. Bring your moccasins and a friend for a weekend to remember. Join us in tradition through song, dance, food and ceremonies.
Info:
Bernard Jerome 207-769-2103
August 19 - 21, 2005 39th Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe Traditional Powwow Iskigamizigan Pow Wow Grounds, North of Grand Casino Mille Lacs, Onamia, MN Beth Hanlon 1-800-746-9805.
Mary
Jo Jennings, 1-800-626-5825 http://www.millelacsojibwe.org
August 19 - 21, 2005 Cariboo Contest Powwow. Williams Lake Band Reserve - British Columbia, Canada Craft's, drummers, dancers, and everyone welcome. Good prize money for both dancers and drummers. Lot's of crafts, great food and great people and everyone will have a good time. John Terbasket or Carinna West 250-305-2365 or carinna_west10@hotmail.com
August 20 - 21, 2005 6th Morning Star Intertribal Pow-wow Litchfield Fairgrounds, Plains Rd, Litchfield, ME
207-737-4532
August 20 - 21, 2005 Mohegan Tribe Wigwam Pow-Wow Fort Shantock, Uncasville, CT 1-800-664-3426 or 860-862-6277
August 20 - 21, 2005 Alexandria American Indian Festival Market Square, 301 King Street,. Alexandria, VA MC - Jay Winter Nightwolf 11 - 6 p.m. Grand Entry at 1 p.m. 20 vendors - space available - price depends on size of booth - $100.00 - $125.00. 1 food vendor - space available Head Man: Manuel Rodriquez (Comanche/Cheyenne) Head Lady: Ashlie Gerard (Cherokee) Dana Padgett at (202) 624-2708 or (202) 316-8445 dahnagawsta@comcast.net
August 20 - 21, 2005
49th
Annual O-Sa-Wan Powwow Chris Stoltman 630-202-2046 osawanpw@hotmail.com www.mascoutin.com
August 20 - 21, 2005 Roasting Corn Festival Lenni Lenape Historical Society 2825 Fish Hatchery Rd., Allentown, PA Grand entrance at 12 noon. Lenni Lenape Historical Society, 610-797-2121 August 20 - 21, 2005 Daniel Nimham Intertribal Powwow Putnam County, NY Honoring Chief Daniel Nimham, Wappinger indians of the lower Hudson Vally NY. Proceeds go to building a monument Drums are Morning Starr and Iron Feather. Aztec Dancers and recording Artist David Little Eagle will be performing. All drums are welcome, over 30 vendors on hand. Putnam County Visitors Bureau 1-800-470-4854 www.nimham.com Gil Cryinghawk 845-225-8154
August 20 - 21, 2005 23rd American Indian Council Traditional Powwow Boone County 4-H Grounds, Lebanon, IN No contest powwow. MC: LeRoy Malaterre. HM: TBA. HL: TBA. AD: TBA. VD: TBA. Host Northern Drum: TBA Host Southern Drum: TBA Booths and fees: Directions: I65 from Indianapolis, take 1st Lebanon exit, 4-H grounds will be on your right I65 from Chicago, take 3rd Lebanon exit, turn left. At stop sign turn right, go approx. 1/10 of mile, 4-H grounds will be on your left. Noadiah Malott 317-773-7137 aicindiana@yahoo.com
August 20 - 21, 2005
Red
Hawk American Indian Cultural Society
Donna
Wynn 330-534-0424
Rose
& Sam Tullio at 330-755-4971
Joe Parr Sports Complex, Yerington, NV Competition powwow, Jrs., Teens, Adults, Golden Age. Hand Drum Contest. Arts & Craft Booths $150/weekend Food & Drink $250 Dry Camping allowed Debra Keats, P.O. Box 719,
193
Nobe Street. Yerington, NV 89447 Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Pow Wow "Schemetzun", Wintechog Hill Rd.,Off Rte. 2, N. Stonington, CT 1-800-224-CORN 860-396-6531
August 26 - 28, 2005
7th
West Valley City Native American Assn., Inc. Festival & Contest Pow
Wow Chrishel James, (801) 955-1089 after 7pm.
August 27 - 28, 2005 8th Rapid River Anishnabeg Pow Wow Rapid River, MI Upper Peninsula of Michigan. 8 miles north of Rapid River in the Hiawatha National Forest. 15 miles east of Escanaba; 42 miles west of Manistique; 45 miles south of Marquette. Spiritual conference on Friday August 26, 10:00am-5:00pm, lunch included. Grand Entries 1:00 & 7:00pm Saturday, 1:00pm on Sunday. Crazy Auction 11:00 am on Sunday. Young People’s Learning Circle activities/teachings. Traders and Vendors. Free Admission; Public Welcome. Alcohol- and substance-free event Larry or Mary Godfrey 906-428-4622
August 27 - 28, 2005 Possum Hollow Pow Wow Ellwood City, PA Saturday Grand Entry - 1p.m. and 6:30p.m., Sunday Grand Entry - 1p.m., Raffles, Giveaways, Tipi Contest, Craft Contest, Firewood on Site, Electric Available for Campers ($10.00 fee), Free Camping. Fireworks by Zambelli International on Saturday Night. Buffalo Burgers, Buffalo Hot Sticks, Buffalo Jerky, Buffalo Steak Sandwiches and Drinks Available. No Pets,Drugs or Alcohol. This Is A Family Event. We Are Not Responsible For Lost Items, Stolen Items or Lack of Travel Funds. Participant Feed (Saturday) And Brunch (Sunday) Provided By The Tuma Family. Please Bring Your Plates And Utensils . Jalee Tuma 724-843-5001
August 27 - 28, 2005 8th Four Winds Pow Wow Colt State Park, Route 114, Hope Street, Bristol, RI 401-943-7752
August 27 - 28, 2005 4th Seaside Festival & Pow-wow Intertribal Council of Tolba Menahan: Stage Fort Park, Route 127, Gloucester, MA 978-283-0105
August 27 – 28, 2005
Santa
Rosa Days Gathering and Pow Wow
August 27 - 28, 2005
Honoring
Our Ancestors Festival Info: morningdove@ueln.com
August 27 - 28, 2005 12th Potawatomi Trails Traditional Pow-wow Shiloh Park, Zion, IL No contest powwow. MC: Wayne Silas. HM: Dan King. HL: Deanna Careful. AD: Bill Brown Jr. Entertainment: Tommy Wildcat. Booths and fees: No Vendor or Food Booths available at this time. Directions: Exit 294 or US 41 east, about 8 miles to Zion, follow signs to the park. Bill Brown 847-746-5797 wlb99@core.com Other contacts: 847-746-9086 after 6 PM
September 2 – 3, 2005
33rd
Cherokee Nation Holiday Powwow Headman: Sonny Hawk (Standing Rock Sioux/Loyal Shawnee), Headlady: Gail Small "Head Chief Woman" (Northern Cheyenne). MC: Archie Mason (Osage/Cherokee); HGD: Hyde Toppah (Kiowa/Navajo); HD: Drumbusters; ND: Redland; Color Guard: Cherokee Color Guard; ADs: Chris Soap (Cherokee), Mark Wilson (Cherokee), Creighton Moore (Kiowa/Caddo/ Delaware), Tony Killscrow (Oglala Lakota) Darlene Foreman 800-256-0671
September 2 – 4, 2005 2nd Traditional Pecatonic Pow Wow Macktown Living Education Center, Rockton, IL First Four Drums Paid - Vending by Invitation Only - Rough Camping Available - Hotels Nearby (Special Rate Appplies) Friday Night is Social Night - Saturday Grand Entry at 1:00 p.m. and 7 p.m. - Sunday Grand Entry at Noon. Location: Macktown Living Education Center, National Historical Site located on the mouth of the Pecatonia River as it joins the Rock River. This land was a regular camp area for the Winnebago (Ho-Chunk), Potawatomie, Sauk and Fox tribes. Mike Pamonicutt 773-261-7501 Macky_P@ameritech.net
September 2 - 5, 2005
59th
Annual Shinnecock Indian Powwow Contest Powwow Powwow Committee 631-283-6143
September 3 - 4, 2005 LIHA 35th Annual Labor Day Pow-wow Dulac Land Trust, Sanbornton, NH
603-934-4537
September 3 - 4, 2005 Indian Plaza Intertribal Powwow 1475 Mohawk Trail, Route 2 Charlemont, MA 413-339-4096
September 3 - 4, 2005 Maddix Family Chief White Wolf Powwow Rte. 138, behind Dighton Town Hall, Dighton, MA 508-997-9181
September 3 - 4, 2005 Seaconke Wampanoag Tribe Pow Wow Red Wing Plains, Rte 44 Rehoboth, MA 401-723-1563
September 3 - 4, 2005 Laconia Indian Historical Assoc. Pow Wow Dulac Land Trust Sanbornton, NH 603-934-4537
SEPTEMBER (continued) September 3 - 4, 2005 CANCELLED Barn Farm Powwow Cropwell Road, Radcliffe on Trent Nottingham NG12 2JJ England All drums welcome. £3.day or £5 weekend. Free Camping. Sarah Usti Waya Ingram 44(0)1949 843 964 44(0)7841 3333 15
September 3 - 4, 2005 WeGitchieNiMiidim (Big Dance) Pow Wow Leech Lake Veteran's Memorial Pow Wow Grounds, Cass Lake, MN Contest Powwow Mutt Robinson or Jim Jones 115 6th Street NW Suite E, Cass Lake, MN 56633 218-335-7424 or 7034
September 3 - 5, 2005 North Country / Anna Sunlight Powwow 934 Elm Street, Newport, ME 207-368-5145
September 3 - 5, 2005
Puyallup
Tribes Salmon Berry PowWow
September 8 – 11, 2005
36th
United Tribes International Powwow Wes Long Feather - 701-226-0597
September 9 – 11, 2005 Indian Summer Pow Wow Milwaukee, WI The Competition Pow Wow prize monies total over $37,000!! - Computerized Tabulation - Grand Entries are 7PM Friday, 1PM and 7PM on Saturday and 1PM on Sunday. Dancer Registration includes all 3 days. $10 - General, $9 in advance. $5 - Children 6-12 & Seniors over 55, $4 in advance. Under 6 free Diana or Del Porter 414-645-6487 opichikwe@hotmail.com www.indiansummer.org
September 9 – 11, 2005 9th Traditional Credit Island Pow Wow Davenport, IA Les Miller 563-322-3751 uitorg1998@yahoo.com http://www.uito.itgo.com
September 9 – 11, 2005 Southern Ute Contest Pow Wow Ignacio, CO Lark M. GoodTracks 970-563-0100
September 9 – 11, 2005
3rd
American Indian Days Pow Wow
Woodson Terrace, MO
September 9 – 11, 2005 Mill-Luck Salmon Celebration North Bend , OR The Mill Casino Hotel is pleased to announce its second annual Mill-Luck Salmon Celebration on beautiful Coos Bay. The event will showcase two concerts by Native musician Robert Mirabal, drums, dancers, demonstrators, canoe race, cultural booths/displays family activities, native vendors, and a traditional Salmonbake dinner. The event is open to general public and we hope to make it a fun-filled educational experience for all ages. Vendor application packets and event information can be obtained by contacting: Anati Pierce 541-756-8800 apierce@themillcasino.com
September 9 – 11, 2005 59th Navajo Nation Fair Contest Pow Wow Window Rock , AZ Contest Categories: Juniors, Teens, Adults, Golden Age, & Singing Contest Cletis or Kay Mark 505-326-4295
September 9 – 11, 2005 Keepers of the Circle Powwow Native American Cultural Center
1180
Main Street, Rotterdam Junction, NY 518-887-2590
September 10 - 11, 2005 25th Annual Powwow Nipmuck Indian Council Lake Siog, Dug Hill Road, Holland State Park, Holland, MA 508-949-1651 September 10 - 11, 2005 Trail of Tears Commemorative Indian Pow Wow
Trail
of Tears Commemorative Park
Chamber of
Commerce 270-886-8033 931-302-4068 September 10-11, 2005 Chief Red Blanket Memorial Pow Wow Plug Pond, Mill St., Haverhill, MA Tlacopan Aztec Indian Dancers, Traditional Native foods, Inter-tribal and exhibition dancing, Vendors, Storytelling, Craftmaking
MCNAA, P.O. Box 5885, Boston, MA 02114
September 10 - 11, 2005 44th Grand Valley Amer. Indian Lodge PowWow Riverside Park, Grand Rapids, MI One of the largest pow wows in the state of Michigan. Free admission and parking. Drug and alcohol free. Over 90 vendors. Several drums and hundreds of dancers. A wonderful family event. Co-sponsored by the City of Grand Rapids.
Info:
Lori, 401 Ferris, Grand Rapids, MI 49544 September 10 - 11, 2005 9th Honor the Spirit Pow Wow Parkers Maple Barn - Mason, NH Info: Peter Searching Owl , PO Box 1013, Washington, NH 03280 (603) 495-0205 searchingowl@hotmail.com
September 10 - 11, 2005 Nipmuck of Chaubunagungamaugg Pow Wow Indian Ranch, Route 16 Webster, MA 508-949-1651
September 10 – 11, 2005
Andersontown
Pow Wow & Indian Market
September 10 - 11, 2005
6th
Honoring the Winged Ones Powwow Jessica or Aaron Dailey at 304-292-4874 Shawneeslady04@aol.com
September 10 - 11, 2005 Little Coyotes 4th Intertribal Pow Wow Medicine Lodge , KS Free admission, parking, and camping. Public invited! Free booth space for vendors we only ask for donations for raffles. All drummers and dancers are welcomed and encouraged to come. A family oriented event. No alcohol/drugs/weapons allowed. Chief Charles & Sherry Little Coyote 620-886-3234 standsinsight@yahoo.com
September 10 - 11, 2005 Spirit of the Bison Pow Wow Austinburg, OH Vendors: we have good spaces still available. Contacts us as soon as possible for a discounted set up fee. Honorarium for Registered Dancers. Payout at closing on Sunday. Dancers can pre-register on our website. Primitive camping available. Participant feast. Vendors by invitation, contact: Rick 440-845-5276 redtail004@sbcglobal.net Joe 216-408-9211 klaatu2u@sbcglobal.net http://www.freewebs.com/bisonpowwow/
September 10, 11, 2005 GBNFC Pow Wow Ste.Marie Park, Highway 12, Midland, Ontario, Canada
Donna
MacDonald
September 09 - 11, 2005 3rd Annual American Indian Days Pow Wow Woodson Terrace Park, Woodson Terrace, MO Eastern Missouri All Nations American Indian Council. Contest Powwow. Drum Contest. Free Admission. MC: Jim Burton. HM: Tony Flores. Host Northern Drum: Highway 212. Free Parking, & Camping. All Dancers and Drums are welcome. Directions: Take interstate 70 to the Lambert Airport Exit 236 (St. Louis Airport) go south to the outer road, make a left (east) go down about three blocks, turn right at the light on Woodson road, go down about 1/2 mile park is on the right, look for signs. Martin 636-294-8732 moindiancouncil@aol.com Jim Hays 314-426-9874 Office 314-427-2011
September 16 - 18, 2005
29th
Guilford Native American Assoc. Powwow Headman: Frank Lowry; Headlady: Carmen Deese Rick Oxendine 336-273-8686
September 17 - 18, 2005 N.H. Inter-Tribal Council Pow Wow 4-H Fairgrounds, Rte. 106 Laconia, NH 603-528-3005
September 17 - 18, 2005 GLICA Pow Wow Bedford V.A. Hospital, 200 Springs Road Bedford, MA 207-361-4293
September 17 - 18, 2005 University of Mass/Amherst Pow wow Campus Pond Lawn Amherst, MA 413-577-0980
September 16 - 17, 2005
Two
Eagles Legacy Contest Powwow
September 16 - 17, 2005 Sky City Pow Wow Sky City , NM MC - Dennis Bowen Host Northern Drum - Mountain Soul Host Southern Drum - Southern Thunder Head Gourd Singer - Leonard Cozad, Jr. Arena Director - Cricket Shields Arena Director - Spike Draper SKY CITY CASINO - Interstate 40 exit 102 Zelda 888-SKY-CITY
September 16 - 18, 2005 Council Tree Pow Wow & Cultural Festival Confluence Park, Delta, CO Northern Ute Tribe, Southern Ute Tribe & Ute Mountain Ute Tribe. Contest Powwow. Total Prizes: $24,000. Drum Contest. MC: Dale Old Horn. AD: Jonathan Windy Boy. Host Northern Drum: TBA will be from Northern Ute Tribe. Booths and fees: 50 Vendor Booths $250. 8 Food Booths $350 Comments: Enjoy the Ute Adult & Children Cultural Centers; Tipi Village with guided tours along with the vendors and the dancing. Confluence Park is 1/4 mile north of McDonalds, right off of Hwy 50 on the North end of Delta. Wilma Erven 1-800-874-1741
September 17 - 18, 2005 GLICA: Bedford Pow-wow Bedford V.A. Hospital Medical Center, 200 Springs Rd., Bedford, MA 207-361-4293
September 17 - 18, 2005 Edith Nourse Rodgers Memorial Medical Center
Bonnie
Paul Hughes September 17 - 18, 2005 7th Annual Pow-wow New Hampshire Intertribal Council 4-H Fairgrounds, Rte 106, Laconia, NH 603-528-3005
September 17 - 18, 2005 First Light Singers Intertribal Pow-wow Historic Valley Campground, Kemp Ave., North Adams, MA 413-664-7364
September 17 - 18, 2005
2nd
Celebration Of The Future Pow Wow
September 17 - 18, 2005 4th CIEA-CVC/UC Merced Fall Pow Wow Merced, CA PowWow has been postponed to Sept. 17 & 18, 2005 due to site location being changed to new UC Merced campus which won't be ready and available until this fall. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause anyone. We will have a spring powwow next year on the new UC Merced campus. Youth "Make n Take" Village & free Traditional Meal on Sat. All drums and dancers welcome. Vendors contact us for application. Mailing address: CIEA-CVC P.O. Box 1181, Merced Ca. 95341. Mike Herman 209-726-9620
September 17 - 18, 2005 Walk In the Spirit Pow Wow Hastings, MI Traditional pow wow held at Anishnabe homecoming grounds - Historic Charlton Park. Participant camping available. Contact Parkview Motel in Hastings for motel lodging. 269.945.9511 Traders by invitation only! Valerie Allmon 616-633-6905 http://www.walk-inthe-spirit.com
September 17 - 18, 2005 Curve Lake Traditional Powwow Lancewook Park, Curve Lake First Nation Ontario, Canada Rough Camping, Sunrise service and free breakfast Saturday and Sunday. Honorarium to first six registered drums. Dorothy Taylor, 705-657-8045 Dorothy@curvelakefn.com
September 17 - 18, 2005 Ramapough Lenape Nation “Keeping the Traditions Alive” Powwow Sally's Field, Ringwood State Park, Ringwood, NJ Grand Entry: Saturday 12 p.m. Sunday 12pm. Gates open to the public 10 am Saturday & Sunday Admission: Adults $6.00, Seniors (60 +up) $3.00, Children (6-17) $3.00, Children (5 & under) FREE Fun for all, provided by Open to all ages and tribes. Beautiful scenery in Ringwood State Park, close to Sloatsburg area. Traders featuring Native American Art, Jewelry, Crafts, Craft supplies, music tapes and CD's.
Anthony
Jay Van Dunk Tama Inter-Tribal Powwow 2005 Tama Tribal Town, 107 Tall Pine Dr., Whigham, GA 39897. 229-762-3169, tamapw2005@yahoo.com http://www.muskogee-heritage.tripod.com
September 23-24-25/05 Angel Mounds 23 Native American Days Evansville, IN Contest. Adm: $5.00 Parking Donation. Free children's activities. Demonstrators. Native American Fine Arts Artists. Booths and fees: This educational program serves to provide an objective, accurate and realistic glimpse into the world of Native American culture (pre-contact, contact and contemporary). Angel Mounds Native American Days is the only program of this nature in the tri-state area. In 2003,over 20,000 visitors attended this annual event. We expect to match or exceed this number in 2005. Angel Mounds Native American Days holds the distinction of twice being the recipient of Historic Southern Indiana Inc. s prestigious Outstanding Program/Event award, most recently for Native American Days 2001. This years event will include an open dance circle with a Northern and Southern drum. There will also be an Indian Market, a free Children's area, demonstrations, food and Native American Fine Artists featured in the Interpretive Center. Bill Spellazza 812.853.3956 curator@angelmounds.org
September 23 - 25, 2005
2005
Richmond Powwow
September 23 - 25, 2005 10th Annual Gathering of the People Pow Wow Vigo County Conservation Club, Terre Haute, IN Friday the 23rd is education day for schools only, Saturday and Sunday 24th & 25th are Public Days. Trade spots limited to 20 Traders all items hand made no imports. Info: Ron Graham, 2206 North 15th Street, Terre Haute IN 47804 812-249-3979 or 812-232-1493
September 24, 2005 Annual First Harvest Gathering
Native
American Inter-tribal Council of Western MA Camp Massasoit-East Campus,
Springfield College, Wilbraham Road, Springfield, MA 413-783-3240
September 24, 2005 Zemis Memorial Pow Wow Location TBA
September 24, 2005 14th Annual Fort Omaha Intertribal Powwow Metropolitan Community College
Fort
Omaha Campus Craft
and food vendors are needed.
September 24 - 25, 2005 Honoring Our Ancestors Pow Wow North Olmsted , OH 24101 Cedar Point Road off Columbia Road in the Rocky River Reservation of the Cleveland Metroparks. From downtown Cleveland-71S to 480W get off the Great Northern Blvd exit and turn right. Stay in the curb lane and turn right at the first street which is Country Club Blvd. This will dead end into Columbia Rd, turn right. Go to the second traffic light (Cedar Point Rd) and turn left. We are at the bottom of the hill on your right hand side at the corner of Cedar Point and Lewis Rds. The event hours are Saturday, September 24, 2005 from 10 til dusk. Grand entry will be at 12 noon. Sunday, September 25, 2005 from 10 til 5 Grand entry at 1 pm. Vendor space available on a prepaid and preapproved basis. This is a traditional pow wow. A feed will be available for participants and their families. Free primitive camping,primitive camp showers as well, for vendors /dancers). No alcohol, no drugs, and no politics. Barbara Gifford 440-884-8844 Bagladycreations@aol.com
September 24 - 25, 2005 Native American Gathering & Festival Lake Milton , OH This is the 4rd Annual Gathering put on by Soaring Hawk Village but the location and date have changed. Free admission. Open @ 10:00 Grand Entry @ 12:00 retreat @ 6:00 - 5:00 on Sunday. Directions: I-76 to SR 534. Turn South on 534 to 1st light. Turn right on Mahoning Ave. at the "Y" in the road stay to the right. Follow Milton Rd Straight into pow wow. Cindy 330-788-3268 SoaringHawkVlg@aol.com
September 24 - 25, 2005 Gathering of Peoples Pow Wow North American Indian Center 105 So. Huntington Ave. Jamaica Plain, MA 617-232-0343
September 24 - 25, 2005 Univ. of NH Pow Wow UNH Campus Durham, NH 603-863-9544
September 24 - 25, 2005 Holston Conference Gathering Coker Creek Village / Tellico Plains, TN Holston Conference Gathering is a weekend event which includes workshops on Native culture,afternoon pow wow, and spiritual enrichment session and concert by Grammy nominee Bill Miller. Pre-registration is required. Several options available. Sat. lunch and dinner are included with registration fee. Some options include lodging and breakfast. Call or email for details. Registration forms available in the spring.
Info:
Vicki Collins, 160 Wright Rd., Oliver Springs, TN 865-435-0100 wahoohoospirit@yahoo.com
September 24 - 25, 2005 West Ossipee Pow Wow 2145 Rt 16, West Ossipee NH We have limited space for the participants. We are not a camp ground but we do have room for some camping. One more Pow Wows on Oct. 15-16.
Info:
Henry Gelinas 603-323-8181
September 24 - 25, 2005 13th Annual Four Winds Pow wow Killeen/Ft Hood, TX Contest Powwow $15,000 prize money including the 3rd Paula Brock Memorial Tear Dress Contest Gourd Dance 12pm and 6pm Sat. and 12pm on Sun. with G.E. at 1pm Sat and Sun and 7pm Sat Multicultural Dances at 5pm during dancer feed over 50 vendors No alcohol/drugs will be tolerated. FWIS is not responsible for thefts, accidents, or damages to persons or property. fourwinds@seacove.net FWIS Box 10035 Killeen, TX 76547-0035 Project supported in part by the City of Killeen, TX Municipal Hotel Occupancy Tax Revenues
Phil
Stucker, 293 Falcon Lane, Kempner, TX 76539 September 24 - 25, 2005
Uniting
of Nations Pow Wow
September 24 - 25, 2005 Harvest Moon & Creator Praise Day Celebration Praying Indian Natick and Ponkapoag Tribe Cochituate Lake, Natick, MA 508-339-5271
September 25, 2005 Narragansett Nation Great Swamp Massacre Route 2, S. Kingston, RI 401-364-1100
September 30 - October 2, 2005 White Swan Indian Celebration
The
Pavillion in White Swan, WA
MC’s:
Jerry Meninick “Supsa-Kaan”; Thomas MorningOwl PO Box 399, Harrah, WA 98933-0399
September 30 - October 2, 2005 NAIC TN Fall Fellowship Pow Wow Paris Landing State Park, Buchannan, TN. Native American Intertribal Council of Middle Tennessee Wayne Pressler 931-232-7449 Selden Jones, 931-232-9165 or http://www.geocities.com/naic_tn
September 30 - October 3, 2005 10th Anniversary Pow Wow Cruise Long Beach, CA to Mexico Dream Cruises 3 day cruise to Mexico. Social event. $399 per person for cruise. Invited drums: Stonghold. Entertainment: Mary Youngblood, Joanne Shenandoah, Buddy Big Mountain. David 877-369-2232 david@powwowcruise.com
September 31 - October 2, 2005 Atwood Fall Festival Traditional Pow Wow New Cumberland, OH We had a great spectator turn out of near 30,000 in 2004. Tree 330-364-5733 m_w576@yahoo.com
OCTOBER
Oct
1, 2005
Memorial
Powwow for Timothy Ototivo Comanche Nation Complex in Lawton, OK
Terence
Ototivo, P.O. Box 171, Walters, OK Dighton Council Oak Pow Wow Behind Dighton Town Hall (Rte. 138) Dighton, MA 508-880-6887
October 1 - 2, 2005 Indian Plaza Powwow 1475 Mohawk Trail, Route 2 Charlemont, MA 413-339-4096
October 1 - 2, 2005 They Walked Here Before Us Celebration Perrysburg, OH Black Swamp InterTibal Foundation Jamie Oxendine & Brian Dreier 419-698-9575 & 419-381-7042
October 1 - 2, 2005 Chukchansi Pow Wow Coarsegold, CA Sam Lawhon 559-259-5984 chukchansipowwow@sbcglobal.net
October 1 - 2, 2005 Poverty Point American Indian Cultural Celebration and Pow Wow Poverty Point State Historic Site, LA Louisiana
Indian Education Assoc. (LIEA) Head
Man: Rickie Garcia; Head Lady: Shauna Bushiey; MC: Thomas Dardar; Host Drum:
Yellow Moon Singers.
225-775-4368
14th
Warrior Society Powwow & Festival Headman : Tommy Smith; Headlady : Teresa Bolduc; Host Drums : Cherokee Road Singers. Special Guest: Koh-Teh. Special Attraction: Alabama Vietnam Moving Wall; Special invite to all veterans and active duty. Guests: Ucan Veterans Society & Honor Guard. Lola Rios: Nationally Known Veterans Artist. Motorcycle Riders: Rolling Thunder Jerry Lang 256-492-5217
October 1 - 2, 2005 31st Annual Pow Wow
Headman : Shane Ridley Stevens (Te-Moake Band of Western Shoshone; Headlady : Rose Olney Sampson (Yakama); MC : John Dawson (San Carlos Apache); Host Drums : Wild Rice
http://geocities.com/oahupowwow/
October 2, 2005 Narragansett Harvest Festival of Thanksgiving, Indian Longhouse, Rte. 2 Charlestown, RI 401-364-1100
October 2, 2005 14th Annual Harvest Moon Festival Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum: Kearsarge Mountain Rd., Warner, NH 603-456-3244
October 4 - 9, 2005 HatcHfest
Native Audiovisual Arts FestivaD The 2nd Annual HatcH Festival will include 10 student films, representing the finest film schools across the globe, and 10 feature films, panels, musical performances, workshops 11 East
Main, Suite B, Bozeman, MT 59715 Occaneechi-Saponi
Homecoming Forest Hazel 919-732-8512 http://www.occaneechi-saponi.org/
October 7 - 9, 2005 Sakuwit Lodge #2 Indian Seminar and Powwow Blairstown, NJ Tom
Voorhees, PO Box 7514, West Trenton NJ October 7 - 9, 2005 Zion Canyon Art & Flute Festival Sprindale, UT Off State Route 9 in Sringdale Utah. In
Concert: Peter Phippen, Coyote Oldman and Nino Reyos. Beginner Flute Playing
with Nammy winner Nino Reyos. World Flute History Musical Lecture By Peter
Phippen. Flute Making By Raymond Redfeather. Advanced Flute Playing
Technique By Dennis Sizemore. R. Carlos Nakai Tablature Workshop By John
Vames. Private Advanced Flute Playing Lessons By John Vames. The Healing
Sound of the Flute By Betina Lindsey. info@zioncanyonflutecircle.com http://www.zioncanyonartandflutefestival.com/index.html
October 7 - 9, 2005 Quensel Powwow Quensel Friendship Center Tiffany
- RR#5 Box 12 Nazko village October 8, 2005 Rappahannock Indian Powwow Indian Neck, VA Faye
Fortune 804-769-0260 Nipmuck of Chaubunagungamaugg Harvest Moon Pot Luck Chaubunagungamaugg Reservation School St., Webster, MA 508-949-1651
October 8, 2005 Twin Grove Native American Festival & Powwow 1445 Suedberg Road, Pine Grove, PA 17963 Special
performance for schools on October 7. Call 215-472-9996 for reservation. Head Man- Drew Lyn Head Lady - Britaney Burnett Arena Director - Delwin Fiddler Jr. Vendors: $200. $150 by paid by Sept. 8. Setup October 7. First come basis. Adult dance specials. Outdoor event - rain or shine. Bring lawn chairs. Vendors,
Dancers and Dummers Contact:
vaughnda@nativeweb.net,
delwin@nativeweb.net
9th Annual Abenaki Heritage Weekend Abenaki Nation of NH Mi-Te-Jo Campground, Milton, NH 603-473-2746
October 8 - 9, 2005 American Indianist Society Pow Wow Camp Marshall, 4-H Camp, Off Rte. 31 Spencer, MA 508-699-3520
October 8 - 9, 2005 Kauai Powwow Kapaa Beach Park on Kauai, Hawaii Native American and Native Hawaiian-made crafts, clothing, food, musical instruments and hands-on activities. Native American dancing all day. 808-335-5427 or kauaipowwow@yahoo.com
October 8 - 9, 2005 Silverhawk Native American Flute Gathering Withlacoochee River Park 12449 Withlacoochee Blvd. Dade City, FL 33525 A Native American Gathering centered around the Native flute. Entertainment, vendors, Native food. Free parking, admission, primitive camping. Fee for electric. A relaxed setting in the country. Come join us for the week-end or a day. Saturday night "Friendship Fire" where we will tell stories, play the flute, play the drum, sing, and fellowship. Dock
Green Silverhawk
October 8 - 9, 2005 1 8th American Indian GatheringBeaver County Community College, Monaca, PA Host Drum: Rosewood Singers; Whipmen: Brent Wilcox of Tonawanda, New York & Phil Peters of Cleveland, Ohio. MC: Mr. Lowell Scott; Arena Director: Mr. Brayton "Buck" Batson; Indoor pow-wow. Earl Schriver: Birds of Prey on both Saturday and Sunday. Craft Contest: Sunday morning. Dance Competitions for all ages: prize money.: Special "Peoples Choice Award". Traders: by invitation only. George M. Tew: Logstown Associates 734-774-9098 Alex J. Gladis 724-775-8561 x 157
October 8 - 10, 2005 Indian Plaza Powwow 1475 Mohawk Trail, Route 2 Charlemont, MA 413-339-4096
October 14 - 16, 2005 West Ossipee Pow Wow 2145 Rt 16, West Ossipee NH We have limited space for the participants. We are not a camp ground but we do have room for some camping. Info:
Henry Gelinas 603-323-8181
October
14 - 16, 2005
Wolf
Den Pow Wow
Wolf
Den State Park, Junction Rte. 44 & 101
Pomfret
Center, CT
860-428-9840
October
14 - 16, 2005
24th
NAIA Festival and Powwow Long
Hunters State Park 2910
Hobson Pike, Nashville, TN MC:
Sammy (Tone-Kei) White Anadarko OK. Chosen
as one of the top 16 Powwows in July 2004 issue of Native People Magazine. Bill
Wells, 230 Spence Lane, Nashville, TN
37210-3623
October 14 - 16, 2005 6th Annual Buffalo River Pow Wow 1690 Airport Ridge Road, Linden, TN Host Drum: Redhawk Singers. Special guest Larry Sellers who played "Cloud Dancing" on Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman TV series.
Ray
or Sharron Benge
October
15 - 16, 2005
A
Time For Thanksgiving Festival
Lenni
Lenape Historical Society
2825
Fish Hatchery Rd., Allentown, PA
Lenni
Lenape Historical Society, 610-797-2121 ww.lenape.org
October
15 - 16, 2005
3rd
Year Intertribal Pow-wow
Mother
Earth’s Creations Intertribal Grounds
2145
Rte 16, West Ossipee, NH
603-323-8181
October
15 - 16, 2005
Accohannock
PowWow Farm
Market Rd. Marion Md. Rudy
Hall, P.O. Box 404, Marion, MD 21838
October
16, 2005
UNACC's
10th Annual Fall Feast
29
Antietam St, P-5 Bldg.
Ayer,
MA
978-772-1306
OCTOBER
20, 21, 22, 2005
Miss
Indian Teen World Scholarship Pageant Salt Lake City, Utah Entry Rules: Fee Deadline: August 13, 2005. Must be of Native descent, ages 13-18, female, resident of North America, single, never married or given birth, no criminal history, in good health and of good moral character. Must be enrolled in a school and maintain at least a 2.0 g.p.a. Several judging categories. MITWNSP P.O. Box 571705, Murray, Utah 84157 missindianteenworld@yahoo.com
October
21 - 23, 2005
Cherokees
of Alabama Pow Wow Arab,
AL 256-931-6004
October
21 - 23, 2005 National
Harvest Powwow Sponsored
by the White Buffalo Society
Silver River State Park,
176 NE 168 Court laughi23@cs.com ted2ponies2@earthlink.net
October 21 - 23, 2005 Harvest Moon Powwow Carson Park, Paducah Kentucky Mantle Rock Native Education & Cultural Center Mcee-
Ernie Walters, Head Man- Barry Brown, Head Lady -Sally Tuttle, Head Veteran-
Rick Brown, Arena Director- Little Hawk, Northern Host Drum- Night Eagle,
Southern Host Drum- Bird Chopper
Stella
Brown- 270/988-2605 Kamama
Sutton KamamaSutton@aol.com
October
22 - 23, 2005
Euharlee
Third Annual Veterans Powwow Joey
Pierce 404-377-4950 9th
Wild
Fire of Pokanoket Federation Powwow, Slater Park, Newport
Ave (Rte. 1A)
Pawtucket,
RI
401-737-3010
October
23, 2005
MCNAA
Benefit Auction & Reception
Holiday
Inn, Off Rte. 128, Exit 5A,
Randolph,
MA
617-884-4227
October
27 - 30, 2005
Lewis
& Clark Festival Charlottesville,
VA Malou
K. Stark 434-970-3086
November, 2005 (Accurate date will be posted later)
Utah
Valley State College Contest Powwow
Student
Center, Utah Valley State College 800 West University Parkway, Orem, UT Nothing
but serious Dancing! Info:
Spiritual Elder, Winston Mason – Hidatsa/Mandan Emcee:
Harold Begaye (Dine) Arena
Director: Dallin Maybee (Northern Arapaho/Seneca)
Ken Sekaquaptewa, (801)-863-7276,
(801)-863-7271
November 4 - 5, 2005
Salt
Lake Community College Pow Wow 2005 Cara Begay / Sadie Tsosie 801-290-2272
November 4 - 5, 2005 Honoring our Students and Veterans Pow Wow University of Maryand, College Park, MD Students and Veterans Free . Host Drums: Eagles Dancing and White Oak; MC: Clayton Olk Elk; AD: Jay Hill; Concert Friday night. Charles 'Rahmat' Woods Band (Jazz Band) and Plucker, Danny Blew, and the Blues Crew (Blues Band).Dana
Padgett, Box 3571, Winchester, VA 22604
November
4 - 6, 2005
19th
Annual AIA Orlando Powwow
Powwow
under the sun and stars! Vendors, dancers and spectators are invited to join the
AIA in a celebration of Native American culture under the beautiful Peggy
Wolfe 407-327-8207
November
5 - 6, 2005
4th
Intertribal Pow Wow & Festival Langley,
SC Horse
Creek American Indian Heritage Association Teresa
Cockrell 864 445 5109 Wanda
Randall 803-663-9289 ladyhawkdreamer@yahoo.com
or dreaming_fawn@yahoo.com
November
5 - 6, 2005
19th
Red Mountain Eagle Pow Wow Salt
River, AZ Bill
H. Hayes 208-237-4567
November
5 - 6, 2005
Thundercloud
Trading Post's 2nd Annual Scholarship Pow Wow
Bossier
City Civic Center, Bossier City, LA
Contest
powwow, numerous vendors.
Info:
Elaine Fairbanks
1214
Shreveport-Barksdale Hwy, Shreveport, LA 71105 318-219-8500 ElaineFairbanks@aol.com
www.thundercloudtradingpost.com
November
5 - 6, 2005
Trudeau
Center Indoor Pow Wow
Larkin
Recreation Bldg., 3445 Post Road
Warwick,
RI
401-739-2700
November
5 - 6, 2005
6th
Stone Mountain Powwow & Indian Festival Over
$15,000 in Dance Prize Money
Linda
Whittington, 770-413-5066 http://www.stonemountainpark.com
November
6, 2005
Council
Oak "Tree Ceremony"
Dancing
& Potluck Social
1111
Somerset Ave. (Rte. 138)
Dighton,
MA
508-880-6887
November 11 - 13, 2005 Tullahoma Intertribal PowwowSouth Jackson Civic Center grounds, corner of S. Jackson Street & Hwy 55. Tullahoma, TN No contest powwow. MC: Jerry Dearly - Lakota. AD: Mike Bissonette - Lakota. Host Northern Drum ~ Bigstone Singers ( Canada); Host Southern Drum ~ Bear Heart ( Wisconsin); Invited drums: all others welcome. Jr. Miss & Miss Native Way Princess contest; Friday evening special event honoring our Veterans & Saturday evening auditorium event "Who are We?". Vendors by invitation only. Directions: Tullahoma is halfway between Nashville & Chattanooga & 15 miles south of I-24 on Hwy 55. Jerry Laney 229-787-5180 evenings nativeway@mindspring.com www.NativeWayProductions.com
November 11 - 13, 2005 Chicago
52nd Annual New 2005 Chicago Powwow Committee, Theme: In Honor of our AIC Founders!! Family members of Founders of Chicago's Indian Center. Sterling Big Bear Sr. (Ponca) 773-908-8927
JoAnn
Maney (Ho-Chunk) 773-763-5140
November
12 - 13, 2005
16th
Annual Texas Championship Pow-wow Head Singer: Davie Johnson, Alabama-Coushatta, Livingston, TX; ADs: Darrell Moore, Pawnee-Otoe, Pawnee, OK and Harold Rogers, Navajo, Grand Prairie, TX.; Featuring Terry Tsotigh playing his flute and harmonica at 11:00am each day. Tiny tots contest in the morning. Dance Contests: Registration starts at 9:00am Saturday morning. Grand Entry at 12:00 noon each day. Pow-wow is from 12:00pm to 6:00pm both days, no night session. For information concering the dance contests, call: (972) 274-2056 or (972) 436-9582. 1st $500, 2nd $300, 3rd $200, 4th $100 - Adults (16-49 yrs) and Golden Age (50 yrs-over). Men: Straight, Traditional, Grass, Fancy. Women: Cloth, Buckskin, Fancy Shawl, Jingle. Golden Age: categories combined. 1st $125, 2nd $100, 3rd $75, 4th $50 - Jr. Girls/Jr. Boys, categories combined. Arts and Crafts and Tipi Village: for further information, call Traders Village at (281) 890-5500. Jennifer Pacheco 972-436-9582
November 13, 2005 4 p.m. Mashantucket Pequot Dancing & Potluck Teen
Game Room, 1st Floor, 2 Matts Path, Mashantucket, CT 860-396-6531
November
18, 2005
Native
American Conference Barbara
MorningStar Paul 803-333-9621
November 18 - 19, 2005 7th Annual Honor to the Veterans Pow-Wow KCKS Community College 7250 State Avenue, Kansas City, KS
Color Guard Indian Veterans Warrios Soc. of KC
Carolyn King
7th Pahrump Social Powwow
Special honoring ceremony for Navajo Code Talker
Joe Morris on Sat 11/19/05 Paula Elefante 775-209-3444 PO Box 854, Pahrump, NV November 18 - 20, 2005 Lytton Rememberance Pow Wow
Lytton,
British Columbia, Canada
November
18 - 20, 2005
People's
Celebration Gathering 5622
U.S. 231 South, National Peanut Festival Fairgrounds Dothan,
AL Tracy
Byrd Miller 334-677-5022
November
19, 2005
Red
Road Anniversary Celebration
Guest
Speakers, Potluck Social,
North
American Indian Center
105 S.
Huntington Ave.
Jamaica
Plain, MA
617-232-0343
November
19, 2005
PSU
NASA First Annual Intertribal Pow Wow Julie
Ellen Gelpke 620-875-9671
November
19, 2005
OU
Fall Powwow Toni
Tsatoke 405-487-2293
ou-cultural-affairs@hotmail.com
November
19, 2005
MCNAA
Nat'l N.A. Heritage Day Pow Wow
Location:
TBA
617-884-4227
November
19 - 20, 2005
NCC
Dancing Our Prayers War Vets Gathering Debi"WindDancer"
McDaris 931-232-6612
November
19 - 20, 2005
7th
Annual "Healing the Earth" Powwow Renee
Swan-Waite 909-869-6877
November
23 - 26, 2005
Federation
of Old Plimoth Indian Tribes
People
Pavilion Historical Cultural Festival
Water
St, Plymouth, MA
508-295-8193
November
24, 2005
Poarch
Creek 35th Thanksgiving Pow Wow Sharon
Delmar 251-368-9136
sdelmar@poarchcreekindians-nsn.gov
November
24, 2005
National
Day of Mourning Ceremonies
Cole's
Hill
Plymouth,
MA
617-232-5135
November
25 - 26, 2005
25th
Chambers Farm Family Gathering Michael
513-464-1746
November
25 - 26, 2005
Thanksgiving
Celebration Pow-wow Regina
Littleshield 307-858-4250
November
25 - 27, 2005
Firewalker's
Legacy Helen
Blair 352-463-7321
November
25 - 27, 2005 Indio
Pow Wow Judy
Stapp 800-827-2946 http://www.cabazonindians-nsn.gov/
November
25 - 27, 2005
39th
Annual LIHA Fall Powwow Andi
504-367-1375
November
25 - 27, 2005 Squamish
Valley NAAW Pow-wow Shirley
Lewis/Rose Reimer 604-892-5166
November
26, 2005
Dighton
Council Native American Craft Show Taunton Elks, 119 High St.,
Taunton,
MA
508-880-6887
November
26, 2005
8th
Alabama-Coushatta Children's Pow-wow Delbert
or Herbert Johnson 936-329-2127
November
26, 2005
Choctaw
Casino Resort Pow-Wow Willard
Polk 580-889-1123
November
29, 2005
Wilma
Mae Redbone-Tselee Wells Powwow Dolly
Nestell or Warren Wells 580-588-3033
DECEMBER
December
2 - 4 Leesburg
Pow Wow Intertribal Cultural Arts Society, Inc. MC: Dave WhiteWolf Trezak; Host Drum: Family Drum; Arena Director: Michael WhiteWolf. Tom Lipps - 352-568-0619
December 3, 2005 Dighton Council Potluck Social & Dancing Dighton Council Hall, Dighton, MA 1111 Somerset Ave. (Rte. 138) 508-880-6887
December
3, 2005
North
American Indian Center Craft Fair
105 So.
Huntington Ave.
Jamaica
Plain, MA
617-232-0343
December
3, 2005
22nd
St. Croix Chippewa Traditional Youth On Red Road
Mark
Soulier 715-520-2272 cell
800-236-2195
December
3, 2005
Pawnee
Nation Academy Basketball & Concert Pawnee
Nation Academy
Crystal
Echo Hawk 918-762-3621
December
3 - 4, 2005 Oakland,
CA
American
Indian Child Resource Center
Mary
Trimble Norris 510-208-1870
December
3 - 4, 2005
Traditional
Pow Wow
Anderson,
IN
Shoshana
Phillips 928-542-0007
December
9 - 11, 2005
9th
Winter Gathering
Coachella,
CA Pow
Wow held at the Spotlight 29 Casino inside the showroom. Drum Contest for
Northern and Southern Drums 1st-$4000 plus 1st place jackets 2nd-$2500
3rd-$1000 4th-$500 Point system in effect for dance and drum contest. Grand
Entry times Fri-6pm, Sat.-noon & 6pm, Sun.-noon. M.C.-Peter Joe Olney, Host
Drum-Midnite Express, Arena Director-Mike Hopinka, Whipman-Charlie Tailfeathers,
Head Drum Judge-Earl Wood, Head Dance Judge-Cindy Wood. Arts and Crafts vendors
limited to 40.
Earl
Thomas 760-775-3239
December
10, 2005
Nipmuck
of Chaubunagungamaugg
Nikommo
Pot Luck
United
Church of Christ, Church Street
Webster,
MA
508-949-1651
December
10, 2005 Linda
Blalock- McClellan Memorial Dance Perkins, OK Head Gourd Dancer- Jerry Pinkeston; Head Little Girl Dancer- Tara Goodfox; Head Little Boy Dancer- Coleman; American Horse; Contests: Linda McClellan Memorial Cloth Winner Take All Contest, Winner will recieve $$$ and a dress; Mens Traditional, Sponsored by Gary and Noni AmericanHorse; Tiny Tots, Sponsored by Wesley and Tasha Brown; Event: Stomp Dance after the dance. Stomp Dance Contest for Leaders and Shell Shakers. Sponsored by Noni AmericanHorse and Billy (BH) McClellan. Evreyone invited to stay. Ben McClellan 405-273-0716
December 10, 2005 Dinner and Dance Intertribal
Indian Society of Greater Kansas City Nancy Blue 816-942-7497
December
10, 2005
IICOT
CHRISTMAS DANCE 1
PM - 4:30 PM: Gourd Dance; 6 PM Grand Entry: All contestants must be in Grand
Entry. Many arts & crafts booths. Santa Claus will make an appearance for
the children.
Dolletta
Blaylock 918-838-8276
December
10, 2005
ChristmasPowwow
and Holiday Market Admission and parking are free. All dancers and drums are welcome. Shop at our 30 American Indian community vendors. alterNative Voices - Native radio will have books, music, videos,community crafts, western shirts, Navajo velvets and more that support community Native radio. Partner sponsors: alterNative Voices, Raven Dancers, United Methodist Native Ministries, Christian Indian Center. Bear Limvier 303-648-3414 Producer@alterNativeVoices.org
December
10 - 11, 2005 Christmas
at Old Fort Parker This is a traditional event. Woman Cloth contest $300 on Saturday Afternoon. Mens Straight contest Sunday Afternoon $500. MC- Bobby Wallace - Comanche - Apache, Ok.; Drum - Those Guys - Lawton Ok.; Head Gourd - Gordon Roy- Ponca Gourd Dance starts at Noon each day Exhibition starting at 2 pm each day. Located South of Mexia at the Old Fort Parker Restoration. Deborah Manystars 580-429-4590
December 11, 2005 Mashantucket Pequot Dancing & Potluck Teen
Game Room, 1st Floor, 2 Matts Path, Mashantucket, CT 860-396-6531
December
21, 2005
Zemis
Memorial Pow Wow Location
TBA
December
25 - 26, 2005
Stanjikoming
Christmas Pow Wow Styanjikoming
Band Office 807-274-2188 December
25, 2005 Christmas
Celebration Lawton,
OK Headman:
Doug Pattchecka Williams; Headlady: Thomasia Tsoodle Leader; MC: Mike
Burgess & Melvin Kerchee Jr.; Host Drums: Ernest.
Nicole
Parker 405-605-4028 Shonto
New Year's Eve Contest Powwow Shonto,
AZ MC:
Jay Begaye....Steamboat, AZ; Host Drums: Eagle Creek Singers... Dennehotso,
AZ; Jr/Teen/Adults Division, Drum Contest, sponsored by Multi-Cultural Club.
Chicken Dance Special, Sponsored by The Tsosie & Ashley Family. Jingle
Dress Special, sponsored by Carol McCabe and Family. *Tiny-Tots Special,
sponsored by The Kee family. Hand Drum Contest
John
Tsosie or Delilah Ashley 928-672-2652 December
31 - January 1, 2005 New
Years Eve / Sobriety Inter-tribal Powwow December
31 - January 1, 2005 2nd
Indianapolis Sobriety Powwow Indianapolis,
IN Dave
Big Heart Arnold 317-271-8311 December
31, 2005 - Jan 1, 2006 6th
Annual New Years Sobriety Gathering Union
Community Center, Union Rd, Philippi WV This
event is also a benefit event to collect food items for the AAIWV Food Banks and
also to help raise funds for the "Feast of the East" Drum Conference
to be held in July 2006. Mel
Charlton-Smith
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