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Camden Scribe, 15-year-old Nakota and Cree traditional powwow dancer from Saskatchewan, holding his Young Courage Award sign from Sweden's Raoul Wallenberg Academy, in full traditional regalia at the Calgary Stampede Saddledome
Indigenous Education
October 2, 20262Comments

Men’s Traditional Powwow Dance: Meaning, Movement and Regalia

Men's Traditional is one of the longstanding men's powwow dance categories, with regional styles, individual expression and stories communicated through movement and regalia. Teachings vary, so a dancer, family or

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Women's Jingle Dance regalia displayed in Powwow! Ohcîwin The Origins
Indigenous Education
October 2, 20265Comments

Jingle Dress Dance: History, Regalia and Powwow Style

Jingle Dress Dance is one of the major women's powwow dance categories and is closely connected with healing in teachings shared by many dancers and communities. Its living histories are

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Close-up illustration of powwow dancer regalia
Indigenous Education
October 2, 20264Comments

Powwow Regalia vs. Costume: Why the Words Matter

Quick answer: When talking about the clothing worn by powwow dancers, use regalia rather than costume. Powwow dancers are not dressing up as Indigenous people. Their clothing is part of

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gathering of nations
Indigenous Education
October 2, 20262Comments

What Is an Intertribal Dance at a Powwow?

Quick answer: At many powwows, an Intertribal is a dance when people from different Nations, dance categories and, when the host invites them, visitors may be welcomed into the arena

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Editorial illustration of a welcoming event entrance with open doors, seating and an accessible aisle
Indigenous Education
October 2, 20263Comments

What to Wear to a Powwow: A First-Time Visitor Guide

Quick answer: If you are attending a powwow as a visitor, wear comfortable everyday clothing that suits the weather and venue. You do not need to dress Indigenous to attend.

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a vibrant powwow scene captures the exhilarating energy of dancers in traditional regalia, surrounded by enthusiastic spectators immersed in the cultural celebration, illuminated by warm, golden sunlight filtering through the trees.
Indigenous Education
October 2, 20261Comments

Powwows in North Dakota: Upcoming Events & Visitor Guide

Looking for powwows in North Dakota? This page organizes Powwow Times coverage of North Dakota powwows, major gatherings and visitor information.North Dakota Powwow CoverageExplore our United Tribes International Powwow guide

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a vibrant indoor scene at the powwow trading post captures the graceful movement of sioux grass dancers in traditional attire, illuminated by warm artificial lighting, as a charismatic master of ceremonies guides the event, creating an atmosphere rich with culture and community engagement.
Indigenous Education
October 2, 20260Comments

Powwows in Wisconsin: Upcoming Events & Visitor Guide

Looking for powwows in Wisconsin? This Powwow Times hub covers upcoming Wisconsin powwows and visitor information for people planning a trip.Wisconsin Powwow GuidesStart with the Hunting Moon Pow Wow in

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a vibrant powwow scene captures a group of dancers adorned in intricately designed regalia showcasing bold colors, traditional patterns, and symbolic elements like feathers and the medicine wheel, illuminated by warm, golden sunlight.
Indigenous Education
October 2, 20261Comments

Powwows in Arizona: Upcoming Events & Visitor Guide

Looking for powwows in Arizona? This page is the Powwow Times hub for upcoming Arizona powwows, dates, locations and visitor information.Arizona Powwow GuidesStart with our Prescott Powwow visitor guide. Find

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a vibrant powwow scene fills the frame, showcasing dynamic dancers in traditional regalia, surrounded by engaged community members immersed in cultural exchange under a radiant sunset sky.
Indigenous Education
October 2, 20261Comments

Powwows in Ontario: Upcoming Events & Visitor Guide

Looking for powwows in Ontario? This Powwow Times hub connects upcoming Ontario powwow information with visitor guides and related cultural travel resources.Ontario Powwow GuidesExplore the Akwesasne International Powwow visitor guide,

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