Native Gatherings

February 11th, 2012 - Wildhorse 16th Annual Powwow

February 11 and 12, 2012

Native American singing, dancing, arts, crafts and foods

February 18th, 2012 - SA'HEH'WA'MISH DAYS Powwow

Little Creek Casino Resort presents the 4th annual Sa'Heh'Wa'Mish Days Powwow.

February 18th & 19th at the Skookum Creek Event Center

EVERYONE WELCOME! Over $38,000 in prizes

Grand Entry Times: Saturday 1pm & 7pm, Sunday 1pm

Dance Competitions: Prizes for 1st, 2nd & 3rd

DRUM CONTEST: 1st-$5000, 2nd-$4000, 3rd-$3000

MC: Ray Fryberg (Tulalip), Arena Directors: Sonny Eaglespeaker (Blood) & Casey Mac Wallahee (Yakama)

Head Dancers: Nathan Nez & JoVelle Pacheco

SATURDAY SPECIALS: Owl Dance, Switch Dance, 7-12 Boys & Girls and Tiny Tots

Vendor Space Available call 360-432-3841

February 18th, 2012 - 3rd Lima "Honoring Our Native Heritage" Powwow

-ebruary 18th and 19th, 2012

Grand Entry: Sat. 1 & 6pm: Sun. 1pm

Host Hotel: Howard Johnson's, 419-222-0004 ask for powwow rate.

Auction: Sat 3pm

Native American crafts, dancing, singing and food.

Adults - $5 / 5 - 12 and 62 and over $3 / under 5 free.

February 20th, 2012 - SA'HEH'WA'MISH DAYS Powwow

Little Creek Casino Resort presents the 4th annual Sa'Heh'Wa'Mish Days Powwow.

February 18th & 19th at the Skookum Creek Event Center

EVERYONE WELCOME! Over $38,000 in prizes

Grand Entry Times: Saturday 1pm & 7pm, Sunday 1pm

Dance Competitions: Prizes for 1st, 2nd & 3rd

DRUM CONTEST: 1st-$5000, 2nd-$4000, 3rd-$3000

MC: Ray Fryberg (Tulalip), Arena Directors: Sonny Eaglespeaker (Blood) & Casey Mac Wallahee (Yakama)

Head Dancers: Nathan Nez & JoVelle Pacheco

SATURDAY SPECIALS: Owl Dance, Switch Dance, 7-12 Boys & Girls and Tiny Tots

Vendor Space Available call 360-432-3841

February 24th, 2012 - Deland YMCA 8th Annual Pow Wow Honoring the Vets

February 25th, 2012 - Mascoutin Society Winter Social Dance

Mascoutin Society
Winter Social Dance

Saturday February 25, 2012

Lyonsville Congregational Church
6871 Joliet Road
Indian Head Park, IL 60525

4:00 – 10:00 pm - Meal provided by Committee
Dinner 5:00 – Intertribal Dancing 6:00

All Dancers Welcome
Invited drums include:
Canyon Singers, Chicago Association, Tha Tribe, White Hawk

3 Man - Hand Drum Contest sponsored by Lake Side Singers of Chicago
1^st Place – $300
2^nd Place – $200
3^rd Place - $100

Evening events include:
Intertribal Dancing
50/50 Raffle
Cake Walk
Raffles
Couples Potato Dance contest

Local Hotel information:
Holiday Inn Hotel Willowbrook (630) 325-6400
$70.00 / Mention Mascoutin / White Bear rate ask for Eva
Super 8 Willowbrook (630) 789-6300
$59.99 / Mention Mascoutin / White Bear rate ask for Shelly

For additional information please contact Chris Stoltman (630) 202-2046

March 02nd, 2012 - NACAESC Pow Wow

POW-WOW

MARCH 2ND – 4TH 2012

Old Santee Canal Park

900 Stony Landing Rd

Moncks Corner SC 29461

2nd School Days 9-3: All Schools are welcome to come out and Learn

3rd Pow-Wow 10-9: 1st Grand Entry 12pm, 2nd Grand Entry 6pm

Dance & Raffle 1pm – 7:30pm

4th Native American11-4:45 : Grand Entry 2pm

Dance & Raffle 2:30pm – 3:30pm

Pow-Wow Free, Park Admission: 7-64 $3 Adults,

65 Plus $2, 6yr & Under $0

Click Here For Our Pow-Wow Etiquette

Headman: Mr. Leonard James Brown No Outside Food or Coolers

Headwoman: Ms. Kimberly Fowler No Alcoholic Beverages!!!

2011-12 Princess: Ms. Tailor Mayberry Pets Welcome W/Leash

Honored Elder: Ms. Winnie Mraz (Owners Responsible For

Emcee: Mr. Tony Walkingstick Behavior & Clean Up)

Host Drum: Rolling Thunder Bring Personal Lawn Chairs

Guest Drum: Edisto River Singers

March 03rd, 2012 - NACAESC Pow Wow

POW-WOW

MARCH 2ND – 4TH 2012

Old Santee Canal Park

900 Stony Landing Rd

Moncks Corner SC 29461

2nd School Days 9-3: All Schools are welcome to come out and Learn

3rd Pow-Wow 10-9: 1st Grand Entry 12pm, 2nd Grand Entry 6pm

Dance & Raffle 1pm – 7:30pm

4th Native American11-4:45 : Grand Entry 2pm

Dance & Raffle 2:30pm – 3:30pm

Pow-Wow Free, Park Admission: 7-64 $3 Adults,

65 Plus $2, 6yr & Under $0

Click Here For Our Pow-Wow Etiquette

Headman: Mr. Leonard James Brown No Outside Food or Coolers

Headwoman: Ms. Kimberly Fowler No Alcoholic Beverages!!!

2011-12 Princess: Ms. Tailor Mayberry Pets Welcome W/Leash

Honored Elder: Ms. Winnie Mraz (Owners Responsible For

Emcee: Mr. Tony Walkingstick Behavior & Clean Up)

Host Drum: Rolling Thunder Bring Personal Lawn Chairs

Guest Drum: Edisto River Singers

March 03rd, 2012 - Trickster Gallery 7th Anniversary Benefit Celebration

Folk & Blues Rocker/Native American Music Award Winner
KEITH SECOLA

Classical Guitarist/Native American Music Award Winner
GABRIEL AYALA

Flute Player/Native American Music Award Winner
CODY BLACKBIRD

Hoopdancers
SAMSOCHE & LUMHE SAMPSON

All Native Youth Fashion Show by Navajo Designer
LEANN WARD

Exhibit Openings
MISPLACED GENERATIONS
&
Art by JODI WEBSTER
(Potawatomi/Ho-Chunk)

Admission $15
Seniors $10
6-12 $5

BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY!
Advanced tickets available by calling 847-301-2090

March 04th, 2012 - NACAESC Pow Wow

POW-WOW

MARCH 2ND – 4TH 2012

Old Santee Canal Park

900 Stony Landing Rd

Moncks Corner SC 29461

2nd School Days 9-3: All Schools are welcome to come out and Learn

3rd Pow-Wow 10-9: 1st Grand Entry 12pm, 2nd Grand Entry 6pm

Dance & Raffle 1pm – 7:30pm

4th Native American11-4:45 : Grand Entry 2pm

Dance & Raffle 2:30pm – 3:30pm

Pow-Wow Free, Park Admission: 7-64 $3 Adults,

65 Plus $2, 6yr & Under $0

Click Here For Our Pow-Wow Etiquette

Headman: Mr. Leonard James Brown No Outside Food or Coolers

Headwoman: Ms. Kimberly Fowler No Alcoholic Beverages!!!

2011-12 Princess: Ms. Tailor Mayberry Pets Welcome W/Leash

Honored Elder: Ms. Winnie Mraz (Owners Responsible For

Emcee: Mr. Tony Walkingstick Behavior & Clean Up)

Host Drum: Rolling Thunder Bring Personal Lawn Chairs

Guest Drum: Edisto River Singers

March 10th, 2012 - 35th Annual GLICA Mid-Winter Dance

This is not a contest dance Dance are on Sat and Sun March 10-11, 2012

March 10th, 2012 - 35th annual GLICA mid-winter dance

This dance will happen on Sat March 10 from 1-4, and 7-10, and on Sun from noon-3

There is no Contests at this dance

March 17th, 2012 - Lawilowan American Indian Festival

Traditional non-competitive American Indian powwow. Location: Shippensburg University Student Recreation Center, Shippensburg, PA. Formerly known as Red Creek Mid-Winter Festival, held in Carlisle. Admission: $5 per person, with kids 7- and elders 65+ admitted free. Doors open to public at 10:00 a.m. and close at 8:00 p.m. Dancers in regalia, drummers and vendors admitted for free. Grant Entry at Noon; dancing continues until 6:00 p.m. when dancers are excused for the day. Vendors remain open until closing. 20-25 Native vendors of arts, crafts, and Native food. Host Drum: White Buffalo Singers; guest drums are Southern Heart, and 3rd drum TBA. Head dancers are Terry Strongheart and Hannah Jacobs. Dave White Buffalo will be our MC. Please come on out and join our celebration and dance. It's a great family event, and since it's indoors, WE NEVER CANCEL.

March 23rd, 2012 - Harold A Cedartree Memorial Pow Wow

Brigham Young University is proud once again have its annual Harold A Cedartree Memorial Pow Wow. This is event part of BYU's Celebration of Culture Program. Competitions will include: Golden Age, Traditional, Fancy, Grass, Jingle, and drum group. For more information please see our website.

March 24th, 2012 - Harold A Cedartree Memorial Pow Wow

March 24th, 2012 - Northland College 38th Spring Powwow

Grand Entries @ 2pm and 7pm; Feast @ 5pm. All is free and open to the public. Vendors that are interested please contact 715-682-1240 (no fee for tables). Drugs and alcohol are prohibited. A schedule for "Native American Awareness Week" (week prior to the powwow) will be published soon. Start spreading the news!

March 28th, 2012 - The Good Road of Life Training of Trainers

Our Vision through the gifts of our ancestors...

Prayer, Song, Ceremony, Language, and Courage...

Native people will live in Balance and Wellness,

ensuring a rich cultural legacy for our future

generations.

March 30th, 2012 - The Good Road of Life Training of Trainers

Our Vision through the gifts of our ancestors...

Prayer, Song, Ceremony, Language, and Courage...

Native people will live in Balance and Wellness,

ensuring a rich cultural legacy for our future

generations.

March 31st, 2012 - 2012 Chattanooga Pow Wow on the River