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Mississauga First Nation Annual Traditional Pow Wow
Mississauga First Nation Annual Traditional Pow Wow Location/Directions: Hwy 557 along the Blind River (follow signs) Grand Entry: Saturday at 1:00PM/7:00PM, Sunday at 12:00PM Admission: Free. Everyone welcome Registration: Daily registration for honourariums Emcee: Stephanie Pangowish and Darren McGregor Arena Director: Robert Stoneypoint Host Drum: Ottawa River Co-Host: Under the Pines Head Male Dancer: Tristan […]
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Atikameksheng Anishnawbek 36th Annual Jiingtamok
Atikameksheng Anishnawbek 36th Annual Jiingtamok “Honouring the Jingle Dress” Location: At the Sacred Grounds Grand Entry: Saturday at 12:00PM/6:00PM, Sunday at 12:00PM Registration: Dancer and Drum Registration is Saturday at 11:00AM Host Drum: Black Bull Moose Declaration: No drugs, alcohol or pets permitted. Rough camping grounds available. Contact: For all inquiries, please contact Brandy Saikkonene […]
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Netmizaaggamig Nishnaabeg 35th Annual Pow Wow
Netmizaaggamig Nishnaabeg 35th Annual Pow Wow Directions: Pow-wow Grounds, Pic Mobert, ON (North off Hwy 17, 25 km West of White River, 3kms Est of Mobert Road turn off) Grand Entry: Saturday at 1:00PM/7:00PM, Sunday at 1:00PM Admission: Free Events: Sacred Fire Thursday to Sunday, Warm-ups Friday at 7:00PM-11:00PM, Rough Camping Available Vendors: Arts & […]
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Wiikwemkoong Annual Cultural Festival
Wiikwemkoong Annual Cultural Festival Location: Wikwemikong, ON – Manitoulin Island Grand Entry: Saturday at 12:00PM/7:00PM, Sunday at 12:00PM/7:00PM, Monday at 12:00PM Admission: Gates Open Daily at 10:00AM, Adults - $15, Children - $5, Adult Weekend Pass - $30, Children under 6 & Elders 65 and over – Free, Registration: Friday at 4:00PM – Welcome Social […]
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Serpent River First Nation 32nd Genaabaajing Traditional Jiintamok
(Mnoomni Giizis Mdaaswi Shi Niizh Miinwa Mdaaswi Shi Nswi) Serpent River First Nation 32nd Genaabaajing Traditional Jiintamok Head Veteran: Philip Moore Elders: Ray Jackson Master of Ceremonies: Quinn Meawasige Co-Emcee: Lee Simpson-Johnston Arena Director: Robert Stoneypoint (Honourarium for the first five drum groups – minimum four singers) Declaration: Drug and alcohol free event. No pets […]
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Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory 36th Annual Tyendinaga Pow Wow
Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory 36th Annual Tyendinaga Pow Wow “Tsitewatsiró:ten (Rekindling our Fire)” Location/Directions: 275 Bayshore Road, Tyendinaga Mohwak Territory, ON Declaration: Due to the sacred medicines on site, we can not allow dogs unless they are a Registered Service animal, in the park during the Pow Wow. Nia:wen in advance for your consideration. Additonal information […]
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Gnoogaming First Nation David Charles Traditional Pow Wow
Gnoogaming First Nation David Charles Traditional Pow Wow “Honouring Our Roots” Registration: First five drums will receive honourarium Honourary Male Elder: Victor Chapais Honourary Female Elder: Edna Charles Master of […]
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Algonquins of Pikwàkanagàn Traditional Pow Wow
Algonquins of Pikwàkanagàn Traditional Pow Wow Directions: 2km off Hwy 60 at Golden Lake Sunrise Ceremony: Grand Entry: Saturday/Sunday at 12:00PM Declaration: Craft Vendors - $150, Food Vendors - $300, No generators. Limited Space. Contact: Contact Jamie Sarazin at (613) 625-1109 ahead of time for vendor registration as these go quickly.
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Wahnapitae First Nation 28th Annual Traditional Pow Wow
Wahnapitae First Nation 28th Annual Traditional Pow Wow Location/Directions: Pow Wow Grounds, 139 Loonway Road, Wahnapitae First Nation via Capreol, ON, 52 km North of Sudbury, just past Capreol Sunrise Ceremony: Thursday-Sunday at 6:00AM Grand Entry: Saturday and Sunday at 12:00PM Admission: Free Emcee: Paul Owl Arena Director: Robert Stoneypoint Host Drum: Misko-Asin Co-Host: Northshore […]
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Whitefish River First Nation Pow Wow
Whitefish River First Nation Pow Wow Directions: Whitefish River First Nation Pow Wow Grounds, Sunshine Alley, Birch Island, ON – Located just off Hwy 6 -7566 B Hwy 6. Turn onto Sunshine Alley Rd. Keep left at the first fork and keep right at the second fork. Contact: Whitefish River First Nation (705) 285-4335
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