Native Gatherings

August 28th, 2008 - Cherokee Tribe Northeast Alabama

Competition Intertribal Pow Wow

Caverns Cove, Al - near Cathedral Caverns

Competition Dancing on Men's Grass & Women's Fancy. Also have the Luck of the Draw for all Dancers.

Grand Entry: Sat. 12:00 PM & 7:00 PM

Grand Entry: Sun. 12:00 PM

August 28th, 2008 - Native Earth

Come out to enjoy Native American Dancing, Flutes, And Storytelling. We will also have Hula dancers and Steel Pan musicians great vendors and great food.Fun for the whole family

10.00 per adult

7.00 per child 5 to 12 children 4 and under are free

7.00 per senior 65 and older

Win Great raffle prizes and learn about how we can live more enviromentally friendly

August 28th, 2008 - Ponca Pow-Wow

August 29th, 2008 - 10th annual TWO MOONS MEMORIAL POWWOW

ALL DRUMS WELCOME

ALL DANCERS WELCOME

GATES OPEN 10:00 ALL DAYS

Grand Entry noon-sat,sun,monday

Drum Trophy Competition

winner announced Monday

Woman's Shawl Competition on Friday

winner announced Saturday

-Native American Contempary Music By Spirit Wing

August 29th, 2008 - 29th Annual Puyallup Tribal Pow-Wow

Pow-Wow, Celebration & Salmon Bake

August 29th, 2008 - Cherokee Tribe Northeast Alabama

Competition Intertribal Pow Wow

Caverns Cove, Al - near Cathedral Caverns

Competition Dancing on Men's Grass & Women's Fancy. Also have the Luck of the Draw for all Dancers.

Grand Entry: Sat. 12:00 PM & 7:00 PM

Grand Entry: Sun. 12:00 PM

August 29th, 2008 - Harvest Moon Pow-Wow

Host Drum-------Red Shields

Co Host Drum---Red Circle

Guest Drum-----Red Hawk Singer

MC---------------Danny Two Eagles

Head Veteran---Brian Darst

Head Man Dancer-Hoka Marker

Head Lady Dancer-Rona Stevens

Arena Director--Russell Strongbow

Vendors open at 10:00a.m......Grand Entry at 12:00 noon

August 29th, 2008 - Kentucky Native American Heritage Museum Benefit Pow Wow

August 29th, 2008 - Native Earth

Come out to enjoy Native American Dancing, Flutes, And Storytelling. We will also have Hula dancers and Steel Pan musicians great vendors and great food.Fun for the whole family

10.00 per adult

7.00 per child 5 to 12 children 4 and under are free

7.00 per senior 65 and older

Win Great raffle prizes and learn about how we can live more enviromentally friendly

August 29th, 2008 - Ponca Pow-Wow

August 30th, 2008 - 33rd Annual Santo Domingo Pueblo Arts & Crafts Market

This year’s Market will be the largest ever, anticipating over 300 booths featuring Native American artists with traditional and modern turquoise, coral, sliver and He Shi jewelry, pottery, beadwork, baskets, weaving and many other displays. Food booths and fresh farm produce will also be featured.

In addition to the crafts, relaxed atmosphere and food, local tribes will perform Indian dances; singers and other performers are scheduled throughout the three days. Free admission and parking.

Sammy Garcia, Chairman of the Arts & Crafts Committee for Santo Domingo Tribe said that the fair is a popular place for people to meet the craftspeople directly, and become acquainted with the styles, techniques and materials used to produce the art. Many long lasting relationships have been built through the years, as buyers have been invited to learn more about the local culture, and develop friendships that bring them back for future events.

Directions to the Pueblo: Santo Domingo Tribe is located ½ between Albuquerque and Santa Fe, New Mexico. Take I-25 Exit 259. Turn west, approximately 4 miles follow signs to the Pueblo and the Church.

For additional information, contact Sammy Garcia (505) 465-2214.

August 30th, 2008 - 33rd Annual Santo Domingo Pueblo Arts & Crafts Market

In addition to the crafts, relaxed atmosphere and food, local tribes will perform Indian dances; singers and other performers are scheduled throughout the three days. Free admission and parking.

Directions to the Pueblo:

Santo Domingo Tribe is located ½ between Albuquerque and Santa Fe, I-25 Exit 259. Turn west, approximately 4 miles follow signs to the Pueblo and the Church.

For vendor information, contact Sammy Garcia (505) 465-0406

August 30th, 2008 - 3rd annual seneca indian festival

Seneca dancing, basket weaving, native games,seneca language tour of the animals, food and crafts. Live grizzley bear show, live reptile show, and birds of prey. chainsaw carving 10am to 6pm aug.30 and 31st at wild woods animal park in clarendon pa. adults 10.00 children 5.00. More info www.wildwoodsanimalpark.com

August 30th, 2008 - Black River Falls Labor Day Contest Pow-wow

Ho-Chunk Nation's Annual Contest Pow-wow Event held every Labor Day weekend. August 30, 31 & September 1st.

August 30th, 2008 - Celebrate Bandera 4th Annual Intertrival PowWow

Labor Day Weekend - August 30th - 31st, 2008

Head Staff:

Albert Old Crow - Emcee

Juan Pina - Arena Director

TBA - Head Lady

Rex Fremont - Head Man

Ben Nava - Head Gourd Dancer

Drums:

Otter Trail - Southern Drum

Eagle Point - Northern Drum

(We Welcome All Drums)

Interpretive Area:

William Harjo - Flute Maker & Story Teller

Virgie Ravenhawk - Elder/Flutemaker & Story Teller

Juan Villarreal - Carver & Story Teller

Al Santos - Story Teller

Emma Ortega - Story Teller

Chief & Julie - Flute/Hand Drum & Story Tellers

www.CelebrateBandera.com

August 30th, 2008 - Celebrate Bandera 4th Annual Intertrival PowWow

Labor Day Weekend - August 30th - 31st, 2008

Head Staff:

Albert Old Crow - Emcee

Juan Pina - Arena Director

TBA - Head Lady

Rex Fremont - Head Man

Ben Nava - Head Gourd Dancer

Drums:

Otter Trail - Southern Drum

Eagle Point - Northern Drum

(We Welcome All Drums)

Interpretive Area:

William Harjo - Flute Maker & Story Teller

Virgie Ravenhawk - Elder/Flutemaker & Story Teller

Juan Villarreal - Carver & Story Teller

Al Santos - Story Teller

Emma Ortega - Story Teller

Chief & Julie - Flute/Hand Drum & Story Tellers

www.CelebrateBandera.com

August 30th, 2008 - Cherokee Tribe Northeast Alabama

Competition Intertribal Pow Wow

Caverns Cove, Al - near Cathedral Caverns

Competition Dancing on Men's Grass & Women's Fancy. Also have the Luck of the Draw for all Dancers.

Grand Entry: Sat. 12:00 PM & 7:00 PM

Grand Entry: Sun. 12:00 PM

August 30th, 2008 - Kee Boom Mein Kaa Contest Pow Wow

The Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians 23rd Annual Kee-Boon-Mein Kaa "Celebrating the Huckleberry Harvest" Contest Pow-Wow

August 30-31, 2008

Rodgers Lake Rd

Dowagaic, MI 49047

Grand Entry

Saturday 1P & 7P

Sunday 1P

Featuring

Dance Contest

Hand Drum Special

Great Lakes Old Style traditional Special

PUBLIC WELCOME- ADMISSION IS FREE

Head Staff

Host Drum: Smokey Town

Invited Drums:

Whitefish Jr, MI

Buffalo Horse, WI

Ribbon Town, MI

Master of Cerem.

Leonard Malatare, IL

Head Vet

Duce Miller, MI

Head Male Dancer: Will Hedgepeth

Head Female Dancer: Paula Hedgpeth

Head Male Jr Dancer: Aaton Martin

Head Female Jr Dancer: Crystal Morseau

Head Male Dance Judge: Nigel Schuyler, MI

Head Female Dance Judge: Marie Dreaver, MI

Arena Director: Steve Oldman Sr, MI

American Indian Vendors Only

Vendor Contact: Teresa Magnuson: 517-712-5581

teresa@redpaintprinting.com

Other pow-wow information contact: Rhonda Shingwauk: 269-782-0887 Email: rhonda.shingwauk@pokagon.com

Host Hotel TBA

August 30th, 2008 - Kentucky Native American Heritage Museum Benefit Pow Wow

August 30th, 2008 - Native Earth

Come out to enjoy Native American Dancing, Flutes, And Storytelling. We will also have Hula dancers and Steel Pan musicians great vendors and great food.Fun for the whole family

10.00 per adult

7.00 per child 5 to 12 children 4 and under are free

7.00 per senior 65 and older

Win Great raffle prizes and learn about how we can live more enviromentally friendly