Elizabeth Williams, 78, often starts making her grandchildren’s pow wow outfits a year in advance, putting the intricate, beaded designs away for months at a time to rest. “It’s time-consuming and ...

For the first time in three years, a commemorative pow-wow for the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians is coming back this weekend. This year’s Restoration Pow-Wow marks 45 years since Congress and ...

ALLENDALE, MI - The smell of sweetgrass burning and the sounds of the beaters hitting the rawhide drums permeate the air. In the minutes leading up to the Grand Entry, Tonya Antoine works on braiding ...

Drums echoed through Welsh-Ryan Arena Saturday afternoon as Northwestern’s Native American and Indigenous Student Alliance hosted its fourth annual Pow Wow, where attendees of all ages gathered to ...

Thousands gathered at Cal State Long Beach on Saturday, March 9, to celebrate the college’s 51st Pow Wow. Native tribes from around the U.S. — including Cherokee, Navajo, Kiowa, Pascua Yaqui, Torres ...

The feathers, the beadwork, the colors.At the New Mexico Pow Wow, everything has meaning."The sacred colors represent the four winds -- black, red, yellow, white." said dancer Ronald Eagle ...

For the first time in its two-decade history, the event will be held in Cowlitz County, at the Cowlitz County Event Center in Longview. The pow wow was held in Toledo for 18 years before moving to the ...

E. Keith Colston, administrative director of the Maryland Commission on Indian Affairs (MCIA), has served as the master of ceremonies for pow-wows around the United States and Canada for more than 27 ...

Life slowed down during the pandemic and festivals and events were put on hold. Now, fall is in the air and it is time once again to enjoy the outside and the company of friends and family. After not ...

Organizers of Cal State Long Beach’s Pow Wow say the 51st annual event, this upcoming weekend, is about showcasing the university’s strong American Indian presence. The March 9 and 10 event is a ...

Whether you want to catch a dream or build an arrow, the Pow-Wow's your place. "We love the Pow-Wows we try to attend as many as we can it helps support the native americans," Pow-Wow goer Mark ...