Drums, dancing and tradition filled the George Nelson Fieldhouse at Utah State University on March 28 as the 48th annual ...

“It’s for the people, the earth, the sun, the sky, the birds, the entire planet,” the Colorado native said. Baca, who now lives in South Jersey, was one of a dozen dancers dressed in traditional ...

The Blue Water Traditional Pow Wow will be showcasing local culture at the Fort Gratiot Light Station this weekend. Becky Wendel, vendor coordinator and member of the Oneida United Nations, said ...

IT GOES FOR ABOUT $170 ONLINE, WELL AHEAD OF COLUMBUS DAY. DOZENS OF PEOPLE CAME TOGETHER TO HONOR NATIVE AMERICAN HERITAGE EARLIER TODAY. BERNHEIM FOREST PLAYED HOST TO THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLES POWWOW.

From bird singers, dancers, and drum singing groups to traditional Indian fry bread tacos and desserts, the San Manuel Pow Wow is a three-day celebration that features Native American culture and ...

With sweeping movements that sent their regalia’s brightly colored ribbons into the air, a troupe of grass dancers stomped their feet to each urgent beat of a large bass drum. The Wabanaki Confederacy ...

MISSOULA, Mont. — The steady rhythm of drums and the vibrant colors of traditional regalia are returning to the Adams Center this weekend as the Kyiyo Pow Wow celebrates its 56th year. Hosted by the ...

A heartbeat returned Saturday to Central Missouri. Organizers staged the 14th annual For the People Pow Wow at the Jefferson City Jaycees Cole County Fairgrounds, 1445 Fairgrounds Road. The pow wow ...

Vic Alvin stood in full Native American regalia, waiting to perform for a crowd of thousands at the 46th annual Pow Wow at the Council of Three Rivers American Indian Center in Indiana Township. Alvin ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. It's a vibrant celebration of Indigenous cultures, the San Manuel Pow Wow three-day celebration is kicking off September 19-21 and ...

Anyone passing through the Main Green last weekend was treated to more than the usual frisbee players and sunbathers. They also got to see the unusual sight of a Native American pow wow. The ...

Dean Whitebreast yelled to the dancers at the 2001 Indian Summer 4th Annual Traditional Pow Wow on Arsenal Island Saturday evening. ``Make em' dance,'' he yelled to the drum groups camped under tents.