Pow Wow Weekend Planner
It's officially the first weekend in June and it's time to get your pow wow on!
We've put together a great list of pow wows happening this weekend all over the country just for you!
If one of these events are located near you, we suggest you head on over and enjoy some thrilling dances, lively musical performances, and, of course, delicious traditional foods!
St. George Powwow, Utah
When & Where: June 1st - 2nd at the Dixie Convention Center in St. George, Utah.
Doors open at 2pm on Friday to authentic Native American art, crafts, and food booths. According to their website, "the mission of the St. George Pow Wow is to create an environment and event that allows a variety of cultures and ethnicities to come together under one roof to celebrate our differences through song and dance." There will be special performances by Arvel Bird, Randy Wood, and Eli Secody. For more information about this event, click here.
Contact: Susi Lafaele 435.319.0003; info@sgpowwow.com
Taylorville Black Horse Inter-Tribal Pow Wow, Illinois
When & Where: June 1st - 3rd at the Christian County Fairgrounds in Taylorville, Illinois.
Celebrating it's 7th year, this pow wow will begin at 10AM and end at 10PM each day with dance competitions at 12PM, Little Warriors, Little Princesses, and Luck of the Draw raffles. Admission and parking is free! For more information about this event, click here.
Contact: Hawk Hoffman 217.528.9172; sevenhawks@sbcglobal.net
Tulalip Veterans Pow Wow, Washington
When & Where: June 1st - 3rd at the Tulalip Tribal Building in Tulalip, Washington
In it's 21st year, the Tulalip Veterans Pow Wow will be a three day event filled with traditional Native American festivities. Your Master of Ceremonies will be Ray Fryberg. Sr. Admission is free. For more information about this event, click here.
Contact: Frida Williams 360.716.4220; fwilliams@tulaliptribes-nsn.gov
Gateway to Nations NYC Native American Heritage Celebration, New York
When & Where: June 1st - 3rd at the Floyd Bennet Field in Brooklyn, New York.
Hosted by the Redhawk Council, the Gateway to Nations is one of the largest pow wows in the New York and New Jersey area. The council invites its attendees to "come and enjoy Native American food, music, dance, crafts, art, story telling and more!" Admission is $12. For more information about this event, click here.
Contact: Redhawks Art Council 718.686.9297; redhawkarts@mindspring.com
For a look at our full list of powwows happening this year, check our powwow listings page here.


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