SPOKANE, Wash. - For weeks now, two local Spokane Tribe members, who are nine and ten years old, have been raising money to give back to the community during the Pow-Wow. For just about every Pow Wow, ...

With Thanksgiving also comes the annual Poarch Band of Creek Indians Pow Wow, a tradition that has lasted over 50 years to celebrate the preservation of their south Alabama tribal land. This year, the ...

The Last Chance Community Pow Wow is chance for friends to reunite, for dancers to compete and for children to learn about their native heritage. The celebration kicked off with the grand entry, the ...

Saturday is the 31st Seminole Pow Wow _ a full day of free, family-oriented activities open to the entire community. The day begins at 9:30 a.m. with a parade on 113th Street, from Seminole Mall to ...

RICHMOND, Va. — The 31st annual Great American Indian Exposition and Pow-Wow celebrating Native American culture took place at the Richmond Raceway this weekend. The three-day event featured more than ...

Dancers, skaters and vendors gather at El Paso’s 14th Annual Rocking the Rez Pow Wow, celebrating Native culture, ...

Kentucky American Indian Resource & Community Center (KAIRCC) kick off two day celebration for Indigenous Peoples’ Day at Bernheim Forest and Arboretum.

There is plenty of fun things to do this weekend including the Rocking the Rez Pow Wow, KLAQ street fest, and the Apple Fest in La Luz, N.M.

The field isn't as big as it used to be, and the times aren't as fast. But 35 years after Art Manwaring and the late Jim Becker decided that every kid on a cross country team deserved the chance to ...

ALLENDALE, MI - The smell of sweetgrass burning and the sounds of the beaters hitting the rawhide drums permeate the air. In the minutes leading up to the Grand Entry, Tonya Antoine works on braiding ...

Like many Milwaukee area schoolchildren who went on field trips to the city’s premier public museum, Jennifer Forecki was fascinated by the dozens of lifelike models in the Native American pow wow ...

It was a sea of orange shirts at Saskatoon’s Sasktel Centre on Tuesday as hundreds of people gathered to partake in one of Canada’s largest pow wows, with over 800 dancers expected to participate.