Native Knot Area Events Calendar

Ricardo Caté of Santo Domingo Pueblo will feature his newest work tackling current events, presenting the effect and influence his comedic cartoons have had on Native communities, starting with his experiences with the Dakota Access Pipeline, and carrying through to today's news headlines. Exhibit runs through Jan. 4, 2019.
Free with museum admission.

BASIC PNEUMATICS
Wednesdays
April 4th-May 2nd
5-9 pm
$350 per student

Every Wednesday enjoy 10% off all wine. No case purchase necessary! Some exclusions apply, see store for details!

Earn 5 points and receive $5 in Promotional Play!

Sundays-- Midnight-2am
Tuesdays-- 10pm-11pm
Wednesdays-- 9am-noon
Thursdays-- 9am-noon
Fridays-- noon-5pm

One Match Play offer per person, per day.

Working in conjunction with the National Parks Services, the Cherokee Heritage Center is proud to permanently house this exhibit which explores the forced removal of our ancestors from their indigenous territory to the “Indian Territory”, present day Oklahoma. The exhibit is staged in six galleries, each of which, through documentation and artifacts, concentrates on specific aspects of Cherokee history and culture.
Pre-Removal: Cherokee life before the Trail of Tears
Court Battles: Events and legal issues leading up to forced removal
Prisoners With No Crime: Imprisoned in Stockades before the Trail
Many Tribes, Many Trails: The USA’s forced removal of other indigenous tribes
Removal: Geographical route of and events along the Trail of Tears
Starting Over: Rebuilding our Nation from scratch: our ability to adapt, thrive and excel.

Ricardo Caté of Santo Domingo Pueblo will feature his newest work tackling current events, presenting the effect and influence his comedic cartoons have had on Native communities, starting with his experiences with the Dakota Access Pipeline, and carrying through to today's news headlines. Exhibit runs through Jan. 4, 2019.
Free with museum admission.

Grand Nation will be doing laundry for 25 families on Thursday, April 26 from 10 am to 11 am Laundry Express in Vinita.

Available on a first-come, first-served basis, Grand Nation will provide the soap, dryer sheets and the money to wash and dry two loads of laundry per family.

Wellbriety is open to anyone who wants to find balance and wholeness, especially those who are dealing with addiction.

The class is open to adults ages 18 and up

It is led by certified facilitator the Rev. Dr. Bill Blue Eagle McCutchen (Chickasaw).
Wellbriety utilizes two sources: “The Sacred Tree & Gifts of the Medicine Wheel: A Workshop in Native American Spirituality” and “The Red Road to Wellbriety in the Native American Way”.
Each participant will receive a free copy of “The Sacred Tree & Gifts of the Medicine Wheel” and a syllabus.
(918) 276-2192 • www.grandnation.org • office@grandnation.org

The structured classes will be held at the Grand Nation office every Thursday for 12 weeks. Participants agree to a covenant of confidentiality as well as participating in each of the 12 sessions. Two unexcused absences result in expulsion from the class.

MECHANICAL DRIVES
Thursdays
April 12th-May 24th

5-9 pm
$475 per student

Bro wild!

All fellas earn just 10 points and receive $10 in Promotional Play! Plus, enjoy Hot Seat drawings for $200 FREE PLAY every 20 minutes!

Plus, dont forget about our amazing drink specials

One offer per person. Must be male to receive Promo Play offer. Must be 21+ for drink specials. Other rules and restrictions apply.

Earn 5 points and receive $5 in Promotional Play!

Sundays-- Midnight-2am
Tuesdays-- 10pm-11pm
Wednesdays-- 9am-noon
Thursdays-- 9am-noon
Fridays-- noon-5pm

One Match Play offer per person, per day.

North America’s Largest Pow Wow
2018 Gathering of Nations
April 26-28, 2018
Expo New Mexico
300 San Pedro NE Albuquerque, NM 87108
Albuquerque, New Mexico

Head Staff

Head Man – Brando Jack
Head Lady – Jocy Bird
Head Young Man – Jaden Parker
Head Young Lady – Thomasina Good Eagle
Head Northern Dance Judge – Donovan Abby
Head Southern Dance Judge – Graham Primeaux, Sr.
Head Northern Drum Judge – Harvey Dreaver
Head Southern Drum Judge – Erwin Morris
Arena Directors – George “Cricket” Shields and Randy Medicine Bear
Announcers – Dennis Bowen, Sr, Vince Beyl, Ruben Little Head, Jason Whitehouse, and Larry Yazzie

This is a Native American gathering for all this is being sponsored by the military museum of North Florida so we have partnered up to honor our heroes will be having storytelling sweet playing music arts and crafts food and much much more everyone is invited to come out camp out I am calling all drummers all dancers and all elders to come stand with me.

Working in conjunction with the National Parks Services, the Cherokee Heritage Center is proud to permanently house this exhibit which explores the forced removal of our ancestors from their indigenous territory to the “Indian Territory”, present day Oklahoma. The exhibit is staged in six galleries, each of which, through documentation and artifacts, concentrates on specific aspects of Cherokee history and culture.
Pre-Removal: Cherokee life before the Trail of Tears
Court Battles: Events and legal issues leading up to forced removal
Prisoners With No Crime: Imprisoned in Stockades before the Trail
Many Tribes, Many Trails: The USA’s forced removal of other indigenous tribes
Removal: Geographical route of and events along the Trail of Tears
Starting Over: Rebuilding our Nation from scratch: our ability to adapt, thrive and excel.

Ricardo Caté of Santo Domingo Pueblo will feature his newest work tackling current events, presenting the effect and influence his comedic cartoons have had on Native communities, starting with his experiences with the Dakota Access Pipeline, and carrying through to today's news headlines. Exhibit runs through Jan. 4, 2019.
Free with museum admission.

Tracy Conder-Vocals
Justin Speer -Bass
Doug Gowens-Guitar
Barry McGill -Drums
Leon Gowens- Sound

FRIDAYS 9PM 11PM
Do it right, every Friday night! Simply earn 10 points with your Club Wyandotte card, then enjoy $10 in Promotional Play!


One offer per person. Other rules and restrictions apply.

FRIDAY, APRIL 27
10:00 a.m. Dancers & Drum Group Registration Opens
1:00 p.m. Grand Entry (Parade of Dancers)
7:00 p.m. Grand Entry (Parade of Dancers)
SATURDAY, APRIL 28
10:00 a.m. Dancers & Drum Group Registration Opens
12:30 p.m. Dancers & Drum Group Registration Closes
1:00 p.m. Grand Entry (Parade of Dancers)
5:00 p.m. Free Buffalo Supper—MSU Student Center
Buffalo donated by the Mandan Hidatsa Arikara
Tribal Ranch/Buffalo Project
7:00 p.m. Grand Entry (Parade of Dancers)
8:00 p.m. Honor Parade for MSU Graduating Class of 2018

Enjoy a large selection of mini's for only $0.99!! Available everyday. Discount on 10 or more!

25th Annual POWWOW
April 27th & 28th
Choctaw Apache Grounds
Ebarb, Louisiana

Earn 5 points and receive $5 in Promotional Play!

Sundays-- Midnight-2am
Tuesdays-- 10pm-11pm
Wednesdays-- 9am-noon
Thursdays-- 9am-noon
Fridays-- noon-5pm

One Match Play offer per person, per day.

North America’s Largest Pow Wow
2018 Gathering of Nations
April 26-28, 2018
Expo New Mexico
300 San Pedro NE Albuquerque, NM 87108
Albuquerque, New Mexico

Head Staff

Head Man – Brando Jack
Head Lady – Jocy Bird
Head Young Man – Jaden Parker
Head Young Lady – Thomasina Good Eagle
Head Northern Dance Judge – Donovan Abby
Head Southern Dance Judge – Graham Primeaux, Sr.
Head Northern Drum Judge – Harvey Dreaver
Head Southern Drum Judge – Erwin Morris
Arena Directors – George “Cricket” Shields and Randy Medicine Bear
Announcers – Dennis Bowen, Sr, Vince Beyl, Ruben Little Head, Jason Whitehouse, and Larry Yazzie

This is a Native American gathering for all this is being sponsored by the military museum of North Florida so we have partnered up to honor our heroes will be having storytelling sweet playing music arts and crafts food and much much more everyone is invited to come out camp out I am calling all drummers all dancers and all elders to come stand with me.

Working in conjunction with the National Parks Services, the Cherokee Heritage Center is proud to permanently house this exhibit which explores the forced removal of our ancestors from their indigenous territory to the “Indian Territory”, present day Oklahoma. The exhibit is staged in six galleries, each of which, through documentation and artifacts, concentrates on specific aspects of Cherokee history and culture.
Pre-Removal: Cherokee life before the Trail of Tears
Court Battles: Events and legal issues leading up to forced removal
Prisoners With No Crime: Imprisoned in Stockades before the Trail
Many Tribes, Many Trails: The USA’s forced removal of other indigenous tribes
Removal: Geographical route of and events along the Trail of Tears
Starting Over: Rebuilding our Nation from scratch: our ability to adapt, thrive and excel.

Join us in this years 5k run!!

Open to the public. All Native American Arts and Crafts Vendors welcome.

Ricardo Caté of Santo Domingo Pueblo will feature his newest work tackling current events, presenting the effect and influence his comedic cartoons have had on Native communities, starting with his experiences with the Dakota Access Pipeline, and carrying through to today's news headlines. Exhibit runs through Jan. 4, 2019.
Free with museum admission.

WAKE UP AND SMELL THE WINNINGS!
SATURDAYS 9:30AM 10:30AM
Saturday morning just got a even more enjoyable! Earn 10 points on your favorite slots, then score $10 in Promotional Play on us!


One offer per person. Other rules and restrictions apply.

This free event will have something for everyone in your family to enjoy. Hope to see you there!

FRIDAY, APRIL 27
10:00 a.m. Dancers & Drum Group Registration Opens
1:00 p.m. Grand Entry (Parade of Dancers)
7:00 p.m. Grand Entry (Parade of Dancers)
SATURDAY, APRIL 28
10:00 a.m. Dancers & Drum Group Registration Opens
12:30 p.m. Dancers & Drum Group Registration Closes
1:00 p.m. Grand Entry (Parade of Dancers)
5:00 p.m. Free Buffalo Supper—MSU Student Center
Buffalo donated by the Mandan Hidatsa Arikara
Tribal Ranch/Buffalo Project
7:00 p.m. Grand Entry (Parade of Dancers)
8:00 p.m. Honor Parade for MSU Graduating Class of 2018

25th Annual POWWOW
April 27th & 28th
Choctaw Apache Grounds
Ebarb, Louisiana

Earn 5 points and receive $5 in Promotional Play!

Sundays-- Midnight-2am
Tuesdays-- 10pm-11pm
Wednesdays-- 9am-noon
Thursdays-- 9am-noon
Fridays-- noon-5pm

One Match Play offer per person, per day.

North America’s Largest Pow Wow
2018 Gathering of Nations
April 26-28, 2018
Expo New Mexico
300 San Pedro NE Albuquerque, NM 87108
Albuquerque, New Mexico

Head Staff

Head Man – Brando Jack
Head Lady – Jocy Bird
Head Young Man – Jaden Parker
Head Young Lady – Thomasina Good Eagle
Head Northern Dance Judge – Donovan Abby
Head Southern Dance Judge – Graham Primeaux, Sr.
Head Northern Drum Judge – Harvey Dreaver
Head Southern Drum Judge – Erwin Morris
Arena Directors – George “Cricket” Shields and Randy Medicine Bear
Announcers – Dennis Bowen, Sr, Vince Beyl, Ruben Little Head, Jason Whitehouse, and Larry Yazzie

This is a Native American gathering for all this is being sponsored by the military museum of North Florida so we have partnered up to honor our heroes will be having storytelling sweet playing music arts and crafts food and much much more everyone is invited to come out camp out I am calling all drummers all dancers and all elders to come stand with me.

Working in conjunction with the National Parks Services, the Cherokee Heritage Center is proud to permanently house this exhibit which explores the forced removal of our ancestors from their indigenous territory to the “Indian Territory”, present day Oklahoma. The exhibit is staged in six galleries, each of which, through documentation and artifacts, concentrates on specific aspects of Cherokee history and culture.
Pre-Removal: Cherokee life before the Trail of Tears
Court Battles: Events and legal issues leading up to forced removal
Prisoners With No Crime: Imprisoned in Stockades before the Trail
Many Tribes, Many Trails: The USA’s forced removal of other indigenous tribes
Removal: Geographical route of and events along the Trail of Tears
Starting Over: Rebuilding our Nation from scratch: our ability to adapt, thrive and excel.

Come by and meet John T. Wayne and Cabot Barden. You can also enjoy all the vendors, dancing, and contests, this will be one you won't want to miss.

Open to the public. All Native American Arts and Crafts Vendors welcome.

Ricardo Caté of Santo Domingo Pueblo will feature his newest work tackling current events, presenting the effect and influence his comedic cartoons have had on Native communities, starting with his experiences with the Dakota Access Pipeline, and carrying through to today's news headlines. Exhibit runs through Jan. 4, 2019.
Free with museum admission.

Earn 5 points and receive $5 in Promotional Play!

Sundays-- Midnight-2am
Tuesdays-- 10pm-11pm
Wednesdays-- 9am-noon
Thursdays-- 9am-noon
Fridays-- noon-5pm

One Match Play offer per person, per day.

North America’s Largest Pow Wow
2018 Gathering of Nations
April 26-28, 2018
Expo New Mexico
300 San Pedro NE Albuquerque, NM 87108
Albuquerque, New Mexico

Head Staff

Head Man – Brando Jack
Head Lady – Jocy Bird
Head Young Man – Jaden Parker
Head Young Lady – Thomasina Good Eagle
Head Northern Dance Judge – Donovan Abby
Head Southern Dance Judge – Graham Primeaux, Sr.
Head Northern Drum Judge – Harvey Dreaver
Head Southern Drum Judge – Erwin Morris
Arena Directors – George “Cricket” Shields and Randy Medicine Bear
Announcers – Dennis Bowen, Sr, Vince Beyl, Ruben Little Head, Jason Whitehouse, and Larry Yazzie

This is a Native American gathering for all this is being sponsored by the military museum of North Florida so we have partnered up to honor our heroes will be having storytelling sweet playing music arts and crafts food and much much more everyone is invited to come out camp out I am calling all drummers all dancers and all elders to come stand with me.

Working in conjunction with the National Parks Services, the Cherokee Heritage Center is proud to permanently house this exhibit which explores the forced removal of our ancestors from their indigenous territory to the “Indian Territory”, present day Oklahoma. The exhibit is staged in six galleries, each of which, through documentation and artifacts, concentrates on specific aspects of Cherokee history and culture.
Pre-Removal: Cherokee life before the Trail of Tears
Court Battles: Events and legal issues leading up to forced removal
Prisoners With No Crime: Imprisoned in Stockades before the Trail
Many Tribes, Many Trails: The USA’s forced removal of other indigenous tribes
Removal: Geographical route of and events along the Trail of Tears
Starting Over: Rebuilding our Nation from scratch: our ability to adapt, thrive and excel.

Come by and meet John T. Wayne and Cabot Barden. You can also enjoy all the vendors, dancing, and contests, this will be one you won't want to miss.