Saturday, February 13, 2010

Central High School

275 Lexington Avenue

St. Paul, MN 55104

GRAND ENTRY at 1:00 pm & 7:00 pm

“Feast at 5:00 pm”

Come and enjoy dancing and singing, the Native American Indian way to heal our spirits.

Detailed information is listed on the attached poster!
There will also be a special contest for “Tiny Tot’s” 6 years and under
(must be in regalia)
sponsored by Cheryl Yellow Bird & Family

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May 8th & 9th, Boling Park in Canton, Georgia

Sat. 11am-8pm/Sun. 11am-6pm

Competition Pow Wow $ / Indian festival

All drums welcome / $ honorariums & feast

Iron man competition (fancy & grass)

Mcee: Chuck Benson

Head Judge: Bronson Haywahe

Headman and woman: (Honorable selection)

Re-enactments

Tipi encampments and competition

Primitive skills demonstrations

Warriors on horseback

Ray Pena (Birds of Prey)

Hoop dancers

Aztec dancers

Live buffalo (bison)

Native arts and crafts

Native foods/ gator tail, buffalo, fry-bread,

Pima wraps, roasted corn & Americana favorites

Kids activities

MUCH, MUCH, MORE

Admission:

Adults: $9

Kids: $5

kids 5 years & under: FREE

Rolling Thunder Enterprises

34 Rolling Thunder Drive

Jasper, Georgia 30143

www.rthunder.com

770-735-6275

rolling_thunder@earthlink.net

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September 18-20:

37th Annual Traditional Makato Wacipi.
Location: Mankato, MN. Dakota Wokiksuye Makoce (Land of Memories Park).
Info: Vicki or Paul Barry 651-592-0987
MCs: Jerry Dearly and Butch Felix
AD: Richard Milda
Host Drum: Mazakute, Santee, NE
Additional Info: Spiritual Advisor: Ray Owen. For Vending Opportunities:
For Volunteer Opportunities: Nancy butchwaxy@hickorytech.net
Leo Sterry (or Valerie) 218-947-3402, Deb Klenk 507-271-6209.

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“While art may be a window to the soul that created it, Native American art can be a window to the soul of a nation, reflected through the visions of one of its people.

The annual Dakota Homecoming gives the community an opportunity to connect with descendants of the area’s original inhabitants, but a special art show held in conjunction with it will take that connection a step deeper.

Slated to open June 5 at the Blue Heron Gallery and Studio, Honoring Our Women will showcase the work of four acclaimed Native American artists, all women, and all extraordinary at conveying the heartbeat of the Indian nations they come from.

In its sixth year, the Dakota Homecoming will honor women as a theme throughout its festivities, scheduled for June 6 and 7 at Unity Park.”

from an article by Cynthya Porter in the Winona Post, 05/20/2009

Read the article at:

http://www.winonapost.com/stock/functions/VDG_Pub/detail.php?choice=30980&home_page=1&archives=

and attend the event if you can.

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Augsburg College 1st Traditional Powwow
Saturday, March 28, 2009
Si Melby Gymnasium (715 23rd Avenue S, Minneapolis, MN)
Grand Entries:  1:00 & 7:00 PM
Feast: 5:00 PM – No charge
For directions or campus map:  http://www.augsburg.edu/about/map.html

Host Drum: Midnite Express
MC: Larry Smallwood (Amik)
Spiritual Advisor: David Larsen
Head Dancers: Greg & Yvonne Barrett (Augsburg Alumni)

Registration begins at 11:00 am.
Honorarium for dancers: Must be in regalia
First 7 registered drums guaranteed honorarium (split)
Minimum of 5 singers, no drum hopping
Chairs will be provided for singers

50/50  & raffle drawing at 8:30 PM – Tickets are $2.00 each or 3 for $5.00

Vendors Welcome, must call or email to reserve space.
For More Information: Jennifer Simon, American Indian Student Services, simonj@augsburg.edu 612-330-1144 Or Brent Belisle, belisle@augsburg.edu.

Smoke free powwow, No alcohol or drugs allowed.
No Admission fee
All Powwow Committee decisions are final.
Not responsible for lost, damaged, or stolen items

Hosted/Sponsored by:  Augsburg Indigenous Student Association (AISA), American Indian Student Services Program, Co-Sponsored by: Day Student Senate, Augsburg for Adults Student Senate, Augsburg’s TRiO/Student Support Program, Augsburg’s Department of American Indian Studies,  Multicultural Indigenous Academy (MIA)

Jennifer Simon
American Indian Student Services
Augsburg College
2211 Riverside Avenue
Campus Box #307
Minneapolis, MN 55454
(612) 330-1144
Fax (612) 330-1695
simonj@augsburg.edu

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