Powwow

Native American · culture · dance · celebration

Living Tradition. Powwows started in 1923 and continue today as important events where Indigenous communities gather to honor their heritage and keep their traditions alive.

Competitive Dancing. Dancers at powwows perform in different styles and can compete for prizes and money, showing off incredible skill and beautiful traditional regalia.

Music and Singing. Singing and drumming are central to powwows, with singers performing songs that have been passed down through generations.

All Sizes and Shapes. Powwows can be small private gatherings or huge public celebrations that last anywhere from a single day to an entire week.

Community Connection. Powwows bring people together to socialize, share food, meet friends and family, and strengthen bonds within Indigenous communities.