Swampy Cree filmmaker Peter Kolopenuk has been selected for Telefilm Canada’s prestigious “Talent to Watch” program, earning national support for an upcoming feature documentary exploring powwow ...

Native Americans from all over the country attended the Starved Rock Pow Wow on Saturday, Nov. 1, 2025 at the Utica Village Hall. The event featured dancers, Native vendors, food and various ...

To celebrate their rich tradition and diverse culture, the Choctaw Nation hosted its 20th annual Pow-Wow festival. The event lets visitors take in the sights and sounds of tribal dancers and drummers ...

The Choctaw Nation announced Saturday at their 20th annual powwow that they are partnering with filmmakers to create “Drew’s ...

The 1 st Annual City of Brampton & Algoma University Traditional Pow Wow in partnership with The Indigenous Network on September 25 was a celebration of Anishinaabe culture, traditions and community ...

The Annual Return to Mauch Chunk Pow Wow was held at the Mauch Chunk Lake Park on Saturday and Sunday. Men, women, and children from various Native American tribes and nations gathered at the park for ...

On Nov. 1, the Milwaukee Public Museum will host a powwow for the first time, to launch Native American Heritage Month ...

Drums, dancing and stories will fill TD Station as the Menahqesk Powwow returns to Saint John. Mayor Donna Reardon said last ...

Santa Clarita was filled with the sound of drums, songs, and celebration this past weekend as the 31st Annual Hart of the West Pow Wow returned to William S. Hart Park. The Pow Wow two-day gathering, ...

Dressed in vibrant regalia, Native American dancers from across the country gathered to honor their families, tribes and traditions at the 14th Annual Rocking the Rez Pow Wow in El Paso’s Lower Valley ...

More than 1,000 dancers and drummers performed this month at the 28th annual San Manuel Pow Wow in at Cal State San Bernardino. The annual celebration of Native American culture was held Sept. 19-21 ...

Navajo artist and photographer Eugene Tapahe had a dream during the COVID-19 pandemic of women dancing in Yellowstone National Park in jingle dresses, traditional pow wow regalia. From that dream, he ...