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April 14-15th, 2007:
Hope's Way 1st annual Gathering of Nations
BainBridge, IN
Location: BainBridge Community Center (West of BainBridge on Highway 36)
Hope's Way 1st Annual Gathering of Nations April 14th - 15th 2007 - Admission $1.00 per person - Gates open at 10:00 A.M. - ? Saturday & Sunday - MC: Le Roy Malaterre - Head Man: Walt Penn & Head Lady: Kay Witt - Host Drum: Singing Wolf Traders - Other Drums welcome and Dancers welcome. - This is a fund raiser to benefit Hope's Way for Special Needs Children
Contact: Elizabeth Shafer 765-522-5566 or Sue Brooks 317-718-5950
April 28-29th, 2007:
American Indian Council 16th Annual Spring Powwow
Lebanon. IN
Location: Boone County 4-H Fairgrounds - Lebanon, Indiana
American Indian Council, Inc. 16th Annual Spring Powwow - Host Drum: Kingfisher Singers - Head Dancers: Butch & Kathy Wamsley Jr. - Head Dancers: Brady Gamble & Heather Sears - Head Vet: George Martin - Arena Director: Dave Arnold - MC: LeRoy Malaterre - Invited Drum: White Hawk
Contact: Arla Sears 317-243-8775 or Mary Walton 317-345-9676 - Visit Website
May 12-13th, 2007:
Continuing Traditions for our Children Powwow
Valparasio. IN
Location: Porter County Fairgrounds Expo Center, Valparaiso, Indiana.
This will be a Benefit powwow for Sterling BigBear Sr. (Ponca Tribe). The Soaring Eagles youth Group will be sponsoring a Men Straight Dance Contest. Star Quilts to be raffled. Mother Day Breakfast to be served Sun. for all Drums, Dancers, Vendors. Please join us in honoring this Man (Sterling BigBear) for the many beautiful songs he and his family have sung for us to dance to.
Friday: 8:00pm - Midnight, Round Dance Social
Saturday: 9:30am - Midnight, Grand Entry 11:00am and 6:00pm,
Round Dance Social and Trade Blanket 9:30pm
Sunday: 9:30am - 4:00pm, Grand Entry 11:00am
Head Man: Jeff Whaley (Cherokee) - Head Woman: Chrisitn (Boo) Haus - All dancers and drums welcome - Camping and hook ups available - NO pets, firearms, outside raffles, drugs, or alcohol
Contact: Christa at turtleblood37@yahoo.com or call 317-455-1629
June 2-6th,2007:
1st Annual Wea Indian Tribe Powwow
Lafayette. IN
Location: Fort Ouiatenon, South River Road, Lafayette, Indiana.
Including Educational Programs: Historic Wea living village Fort Ouiatenon Blockhouse Ouiatenon Blacksmith In action bringing the historic 1700’s back to life with Living History Interpreters! Grand Entry 1:00pm Both Days. Saturday Dinner Break 5pm-6:00pm. Saturday Evening Grand Entry 7:00pm. Admission: General Public - $5.00 Two Day Pass - $8.00 Children 5 & under free. Elders 65 & over free. Participant Camping: Tents $10.00 - RV’s & ELC limited $15.00 for weekend (Fri, Sat. & Sun) Visitor Camping: Tents $15:00, RV’s $20.00 (Fri, Sat. & Sun). VENDORS BY INVITATION ONLY – TRADITIONAL CRAFTS PREFERRED - NO DRUGS, ALCOHOL, or FIRE ARMS ALLOWED. - NO SELLING of EAGLE, HAWK or OWL FEATHERS or other SACRED ITEMS.- HOSTS: White Water Valley Powwow Committee,, Tippecanoe County Historical Association Tippecanoe County Parks Department. - The powwow is to raise funds for the Wea Indian Tribe with distributions of proceeds going to their Educational, Historical, Cultural & Scholarship Funds, Historic Living Village, Reference Library, Historical Markers - WEA INDIAN TRIBE, INC. LAFAYETTE, INDIANA - email: WeaTribe@hotmail.com or Visit Website
Contact: Pat & Dewey Ferguson - 765-249-2001 - email: PFerguson@accs.net
June 15-17th, 2007:
3rd Annual Eagle Creek Pow Wow
Indianapolis. IN
Location: Eagle Creek Park, 7201 Fishback Road, Indianapolis, Indiana.
“Zibiodey“ River Heart Band Métis Association 3rd Annual Eagle Creek Gathering. Tribute to those who walked before us
Friday: Childrens day outdoor event, intertribal event outdoor. Bring your tribal or nation flag to post and your lawn chairs. Childrens day Friday June 15: 10:00 am - 4:00 pm. Gates open at 10 am
Saturday: Grand Entry 12:00 pm. Supper break at 4:00 pm. Evening dancing resumes at 6:00 pm. Open at 10 am
Sunday: Grand Entry 12:00 noon. Give away @ 4:00 pm. Closing at 5:00 pm. Out by sundown.
Head Male Veteran Dancer: Uncle George Martin - MI. Head male dancer: Neil Wolfgang - PA. Head female dancer: Donna Gabbard - TN. Head youth male dancer: Dalton Parker. Head youth female dancer: Josie Parker. Senior hoop dancer: Peter Chiquito - MI. MC: LeRoy Malaterre. Co-host drum: Red Shield Singers. Host drum: Thunder Nation Singers. Co-host drum: Estayapi. All drums are welcome. We can offer a blanket dance. Artisans and vendors supporting the children’s day on Friday can begin set up Thursday June 14, 8:00 am. We appreciate artisan's who can perform their skills on site and we will give extra space for those who perform a skill or craft. Beaders, leather, authentic tool making, drum maker, clothing, lodge making, cattail matting, basketry, smoking and preserving meats, flute work, gourd tools and items, long bow maker, original medicines. No park entrance fees. Adult - $6.00, children under 7 free, seniors 65 up and children 8 to 14 - $4.00. Free admission for active armed forces and family with proof of id. Absolutely no drugs, weapons or alcohol. We reserve the right to deny admission, "this is a family event". Not responsible for theft or accidents. "No politics". Host motel - Budget Inn - 2602 N. High School Rd. 317-291-8800. TKMJ productions providing sound systems and digital recording services. Home offices: Stow, Ohio, West Coast Division: Springfield, Oregon, phone: 330 689 0988. Saturday TKMJ will record the music and on Sunday we will be selling cd's.
Contact: phone: 317-248-8458 - email: zibiodeymetis@hotmail.com.
July 7-8th, 2007:
Eagle Alliance - Thelma Hart - Red Way Of Honor Pow-Wow
Marion. IN
The Eagle Alliance - Thelma Hart - Red Way Of Honor 2nd Annual Pow-Wow
Located in the 700 block of East 3rd Street, Marion Indiana, across from Ballard Field.
Admission; $3.00 Adults & Children over 10 yrs. ... Host Drum; Owashtinong Chung-a-ming ... Co-Host Drum; The Painted Turtle ... Head Veteran; Dale Anderson ... Head Man; Robert Alverez ... Head Lady; Robin McBride Scott ... Head Jr. Male; Daniel Gillespie ... Head Jr. Lady; T.B.A. ... Arena Director; Odel Chalifoux ... Master Of Ceremonies; Tim Loonsfoot ... Teepees Welcome
Sat July 7th: Grounds Open @ 10 A.M. - Grand Entry @ 1 P.M. - Dinner Break @ 4 P.M. - Evening Grand Entry @ 6 P.M. - Close @ ????
Sun July 8th: Auction Time; T.B.A. - Grounds Open @ 10 A.M. - Grand Entry @ 1 P.M.-
Closing Ceremonies @ 5 P.M.
Time Schedules May Vary Slightly ... No Drugs - Alcohol - Firearms or Pets ... Not Responsible For Loss, Accidents or Injury. ... We Reserve The Right To Refuse Admittance ... The Eagle Alliance, Inc. Is A Non-Profit Organization. Donations And Membership Are Welcome. ... Please Contact Laura Grabow for more information or Vendors Applications @ 765-395-3589 or e-mail @ corkylynne@yahoo.com
July 21-22nd, 2007:
9th Annual White Buffalo Soceity Powwow
Gaston. IN
Location: Gaston Lions Club Park, Gaston, IN.
Contact: phone: 765-759-7684
Aug 10-12th. 2007:
MIHSIHKINAAHKWA Powwow
Columbia City. IN
Location: Morsches park, SR 205, Columbia City, IN
Contact: phone: 260-244-7702 or email: comanche72@maplenet,net
Aug 18-19th, 2007:
American Indian Council 25th Annual Tradition Powwow
Lebanon. IN
Location: Boone County 4-H Fairgrounds - Lebanon, Indiana
American Indian Council, Inc. 25th Annual Tradition Powwow - Host Drum: White Hawk Head - Dancers: Butch & Kathy Wamsley Jr. - Head Dancers: Heather Sears & TBA - Head Vet: George Martin - Arena Director: Dave Arnold
MC: LeRoy Malaterre - Invited Drum 1: Kingfisher Singers - Invited Drum 2: TBA - Invited Drum 3: TBA
Contact: Arla Sears 317-243-8775 or Mary Walton 317-345-9676 - Visit Website
Sept 1-2nd, 2007:
47th Annual Tecumseh Lodge Powwow
Tipton. IN
Location: Tipton County Fairgrounds, Tipton, IN
Conatct: phone: 317-745-2858 or Visit Website
Sept 1-2nd, 2007:
Pow Wow at St. Patrick's County Park
South Bend. IN
Location: St. Patrick's County Park - 50651 Laurel Road, South Bend, IN
Bring your lawn chairs and enjoy this annual Pow Wow. The Native Peoples of North America will host several tribes who will display authentic regalia, customs, ceremonies, drumming and dance contests. More than 20 vendors will offer Native American food, jewelry, beadwork, leatherwork and other cultural crafts. - A modest festival admission fee is to be announced. The parking fee will be included in the ticket price.($=TBA)
For more information, please call 574.277.4828
Sept 8-9th, 2007:
Andersontown Powwow
Anderson. IN
Location: Athletic Park in Downtown Anderson, Indiana.
Andersontown Powwow & Indian Market. Saturday, 11am - 9pm. Sunday, 11am - 4pm. Adults $5.00, 8 & under Free. Free parking, Inter-tribal open dancing, competitive dancing, authentic arts & crafts, Native American food, Indian market. - Embrace the spirit of a Native American Powwow. Shop for authentic handmade Native American art, painting, jewelry, sculpture and cultural items in the Indian Market. Meet the artists to learn about contemporary Indian arts and culture. Also enjoy exhibition and competitive dancing, performances, cultural demonstrations, storytelling, food and family fun held on the banks of the White River at Athletic Park in Anderson, Indiana near the original Delaware settlement of Chief Anderson.
Contact: 1.800.533.6569 or 765-643-5633 or email: info@andersontownpowwow.org
Sept 14-16th, 2007:
4th Annual Celebration of the Future Pow Wow
Sullivan, Indiana
Location: Sullivan County 4-H Fairgrounds Sullivan, Indiana.- Friday September 14 is our Education day. Open to all fourth grade students in the county. Pow Wow times Sat gates open 10:00 am. Grand entry 1:00 pm. Dinner break 4:00 pm, Grand entry 6:00 pm. Pow Wow times Sunday. Gate opens 11:00 am, Grand entry 1:00 pm Closing 5:00 pm. Head Man - Matt Wynk. Head Lady - Crystal Grimm. Head Veteran - Martin Tall Horse. MC - LaRoy Malaterre. Arena Director - Larry Grigsby. Host Drum - White Hawk. Co Host Drum - Black Swamp. All dancers welcome. All drums welcome. Primitive camping available. Gate fees Adults $5.00 Seniors over 65 $4.00 Children under 12 Free.
Sept 15-16th, 2007:
32nd Trail Of Courage Living History Festival
Rochester, Indiana
Location: Fulton County Historical Society, Rochester, Indiana ... Contact: 574-223-4436 or Visit Website
Sept 15-16th. 2007:
3rd Annual Bluff City Pow-Wow
Rockport. IN
Admission $5.00 person, children 12 under free. Free primitive camping.
Contact: Rock Blanchard - phone (812)359-5303 - e-mail rock104@sbcglobal.net.
Sept 22-23rd, 2007:
1st Annual Northern Lakes Traditional Pow Wow
North Webster. IN
Location: at Mermaid Festival Grounds in North Webster, Indiana.
Admission: $5.00 adults, $2.00 children (ages 5-12) - Gates open Saturday & Sunday at 10:30 a.m. - Grand Entry Saturday @ 1:00 & 7:00, Sunday @ 1:00 - Drum honorarium paid to first 3 drums preregistered. - Head vet is George Martin
Contact: Kellie Gillenwater @ 574-834-4895
Year Round:
Pow-Wow Museum
Edinburgh, Indiana
Pow-Wow Museum - 109 E. Main Cross - Edinburgh, IN 46124 - contact: Rene R. Battinau 812-526-8454
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