7 Must Things to Know About Powwow
What is Powwow?Powwow is a Native American gathering that celebrates culture, tradition, and spirituality. It is a time for Native American communities to come together, dance, sing, and share their
Gathering of Nations – Your Ultimate Guide to Attending
Are you looking to experience the Gathering of Nations? If so, GON is an event you won't want to miss! Held annually in Albuquerque, New Mexico, this gathering is the
Is Powwow Offensive? Debunking Common Myths
In recent years, there has been a growing debate about whether the term "Powwow" is offensive to Native American communities. So is Powwow Offensive? Some argue that the term is a
Powwow Meaning: Celebrating Indigenous Culture with Dance and Music
Powwow Meaning: Celebrating Indigenous Culture and Tradition Powwow has been a celebrated tradition for centuries, bringing Indigenous communities together to honor their culture and heritage. This festive event provides an opportunity
New Powwow Times T-Shirt to Raise Funds for 2023 Powwow
Click Here to Get Your T-Shirt We just designed our new 2023 Powwow Times T-Shirt. All funds go to our 2023 Powwow Times Powwow to be held in October 13-15,
Powwow Times Dancers Perform in London England
The London Tower Bridge is one of the iconic places in London, England and it's where the Powwow Times team went to go perform. Travelling many miles from Alberta,
Powwow Times International Dance Troupe Performs in Paris, France
Powwow Times International Dance Troupe has a wide range of dancers and recently had the opportunity to travel to Paris, France to help promote Indigenous Tourism in Alberta Canada. Indigenous Tourism
First Nations Grade One Lesson Plan: Social Studies and Land Based Teachings
Grade Level: Grade 1 Subject: Social Studies Alberta Education Curriculum Connections: Identify the significance of people, places, events, and phenomena celebrated by Canadians and Indigenous peoples, and describe how these have contributed to
Indigenous Lesson Plan for Grade One: First Nations Culture and Protocols
Objective: To introduce students to First Nations teachings, culture and protocols, and to foster an appreciation for the diversity of Indigenous peoples. Materials Needed: A map of North America Pictures of First Nations