Indian Country Area Events Calendar

Dances will include traditional songs and dances, food and fellowship.

Stomp dancing has deep roots in the Chickasaw culture, as it does with most Southeastern tribes.

At Chickasaw stomp dances, men sing ceremonial stomp dance songs in a call-and-answer format, following a male song leader.

**Listen to all your favorite hits inside Club 60 West**
Space is limited. Must be 18 years of age or older.

This year's event will be held in six different locations ending with the championship in Tahlequah.

Registration will begin 30 minutes before the start time of each game.

The games include:
Cornstalk Shoot
Hatchet Throw
Blowgun
Horseshoes
Chunckey
Cherokee Marbles

Wake Up and Smell the Winnings

Earn 10 points on your favorite slots, then score $10 in Promotional Play on us!


One offer per person. Other rules and restrictions apply.

Every Saturday all Club Wyandotte members can enjoy a $5 FREE PLAY from 2pm-4pm.


One offer per person, per day.

Join us every Saturday in for The Great emoji Race! Play the kiosk game to earn your entries. One "Free Game Play" every saturday from 12:00pm-8:59 pm! Earn ONE additional game play for every 75 same-day points earned. Drawings at 7pm, 8p, & 9pm.

The OSU Intermediate Tribal Finance and Accounting Certificate Program is an 8 day program (2 consecutive days, 4 times annually) for mid-level tribal financial professionals, elected tribal officials and leaders, and finance/accounting professionals who work closely with tribes (i.e. accountants, lawyers, bankers, etc.) Participants will gain knowledge and experience to help they become a more effective tribal finance/accounting professional and leader.

Come show us your inner Rock Star

All are welcome at the 26th Annual Suscol Intertribal Council Powwow on August 24-25, 2019 at the Yountville Veterans Home in Yountville, California. Experience Native American traditions and Culture at the Suscol Intertribal Council Powwow through the drumming, dancing, crafts and Native food. Open to the public – all ages, all ethncities. Enjoy a family friendly weekend of sound and color; of dancers in beautiful regalia; of singers around the drum providing the songs and beat to which they move.

The 143rd Annual Rosebud Fair, Wacipi and Rodeo will be held August 22-25, 2019 at the Rosebud Fairgrounds in Rosebud, South Dakota. The annual Wacipi (powwow), fair and rodeo is held each year, beginning on the fourth Thursday in August, ending on Sunday. This event has long been a favorite stop on the pow wow trail, where generations of Lakota have gathered to celebrate their proud culture.

The Zia sun is seen everywhere, from commercial planes flown across the United States to tattoos proudly displayed as a badge of honor. Yet, do we know the true origin of the Zia symbol and its original meaning? This exhibit that includes community contributions will take you through the journey of the symbol’s origin in Zia pueblo to its commodification that continues to grow in popularity, analyzing the question of ownership. Free.

All are welcome at the 28th Annual Gathering at the Falls Powwow on August 23-25, 2019 at the Lilac Bowl in beautiful Riverfront Park in Downtown Spokane, Washington. The Gathering at the Falls Powwow committee is comprised of volunteers and is dedicated to coordinating and sustaining this free and spectacular cultural event for Spokane and our neighboring communities.

The history of the Gathering at the Falls Powwow and the significance of the gathering at the Spokane River, goes back generations. It has been a sacred tradition for many tribes around the northwest to gather at the river because it gives life, love, hope and a sense of revitalization.

All are welcome at the 13th Annual Rendezvous at the Straits Powwow on August 23-25, 2019 at the Father Marquette National Memorial in Moran Township near St. Ignace, Michigan is a celebration of culture. The Rendezvous at the Straits Powwow site is immediately north and west of the Mackinac Bridge. Native American singing and dancing will be featured, and the powwow is open to the public. There will be traditional dancing, including hoop dancing, and the general public will be invited to participate in some dances throughout the day. Vendors will offer foods and Native American arts and crafts.

Join us for the 16th Annual Great Dakota Gathering on August 24-25, 2019 at Unity Park at the East end of Lake Winona in Winona, Minnesota. The Great Dakota Gathering is an annual event for families of indigenous and local populations and around the region.

Since its beginning, the Winona Dakota Unity Alliance (WDUA) has been involved in a number of initiatives to facilitate friendships by promoting education and reconciliatioJoin us for the 14th Annual Great Dakota Gathering on September 9-10, 2017 at Unity Park at the East end of Lake Winona in Winona, Minnesota. The Great Dakota Gathering is an annual event for families of indigenous and local populations and around the region.

WEDNESDAYS 9AM - NOON
THURSDAYS 9AM - NOON
FRIDAYS NOON - 5PM
SUNDAYS MIDNIGHT - 2AM

Earn 5 points and receive $5 in Promotional Play!


One Promo Play offer per person, per day. Other rules and restrictions apply.

All are welcome to the 3rd Annual King City Powwow on August 23-25, 2019 at the American Legion Post 290 Fair Grounds in King, North Carolina. Come join Lance Redhawk Cook Shauger and Patrick Suarez as they host the King City Redhawks Gathering of Nations Powwow. This is a family friendly event. Seating is limited, so be sure to bring folding chairs to sit on.

Join us for the 7th Annual Nulhegan Abenaki Heritage Gathering on August 24-25, 2019 at the Mount Norris Scout Reservation in Eden Mills, Vermont. This inter tribal Abenaki Gathering invites all Abenaki in native drumming, singing, dancing and traditional games for adults and children. All are welcome to join in!

Members of the Abenaki Tribe at Nulhegan~Memphremagog, as well as other natives will be selling their traditional and contemporary art throughout the weekend. Activities include skills demonstrations and storytelling, which can be enjoyed by visitors of all ages.

This family friendly event is free and family friendly. The main focus of the celebration is Abenaki culture and the historic and contemporary value of the Wabanaki and Seven Nations alliances.

All are welcome at the 26th Annual Potawatomi Trails Pow Wow on August 24-25, 2019 at Shiloh Park in Zion, Illinois. The Potawatomi Trails Pow Wow, the only event of its kind in this area, is a celebration of Native-American heritage. Its purpose is not only to celebrate this heritage, but also to heighten public awareness of Native- American history, traditions, and customs. Specific activities will include demonstrations, music and dance presentations, educational sessions and a trader area.

All are invited to the 143rd White Eagle Park Ponca Powwow & Celebration on August 22-25, 2019 at White Eagle Park in Ponca City, Oklahoma. Originating on the Historic 101 Ranch in Ponca City, the White Eagle Park Ponca Powwow & Celebration features dancing, food and craft vendors. The excitement begins each day at 2 p.m. in the south arena. After a supper break at 5:30 p.m., the festival resumes at 7:00 p.m. in the main arena with different activities each night. Thursday features the crowning of the new Ponca Princess; Friday is the boys’ and girls’ junior division dance contests, Saturday is the womens’ division and Sunday is the mens’ division and fancy dance contest.

All are welcome at the 10th annual Spirit of the Wolf Native American Festival and Powwow on August 24-25, 2019 at Pine Park in Broadablin, New York. This year’s Spirit of the Wolf Native American Festival and Powwow will bring to life the rich history of the Native American tradition through song, dance, food and games. It will be a weekend to celebrate and experience cultures, values, and traditions with a gathering of Native American tribes from across the country.

The Spirit of the Wolf Native American Festival and Powwow includes Native American Singing, Dancing, Artisans and Vendors offering various Native American Arts/Crafts for sale. The arts and craft vendors will open to the general public at 9:00 AM daily, with Native American performers beginning at 11:00 AM on both days with the powwow Grand Entry. Singing and Dancing will be on-going throughout the event.

A powwow, derived from the Narragansett word powwaw meaning “spiritual leader,” has historically been a gathering of North America’s Native people. More modern powwows have become a cultural celebration for Native American and First Nations people to meet, dance, sing, socialize and honor their cultures.

Since the first Spirit of the Wolf Native American Festival and Powwow in 2009, this has been a space for the community to meet old friends, make new ones, have fun, and dance on their own reservation. Another tradition is Spirit of the Wolf’s outreach to local area charities.

“Spirit of the Wolf” members are a proud people with a rich history who are inspired by our ancestors to continue our traditions and remember our past. We are excited to share these traditions with our community so that they may better understand our people, our customs, and our legacy. It is a wonderful weekend for every one of every age to come and enjoy themselves and learn and experience more about Native American culture. This is a family friendly event with fun for all ages, so be sure to bring everyone.

Join us for the 4th Annual Rumbles Of Thunder Pow Wow on August 24-25, 2019 at the Apple Road Theatre in Osceola, Indiana. All are welcome. Enjoy Native American Dancing, Drumming and Singing, Craft Booths and much more. For information call 574-524-6685. Open to participants and vendor setup on Friday; public hours are on Saturday and Sunday.

Concert by Principal Chief Moon Wolf/Michael Harding inside the theatre on the grounds at 7pm on Saturday night. Tickets $10 each. Kids 10 and under free. Info at 574-674-7177

“Digging Our Roots”

Vendor application available online at 222.ShingleSpringsRancheria.com or contact the Big Time Committee at 530-683-0115 or bigtime@ssband.org.

Join us for the Annual Adamstown Intertribal Powwow on August 24-25, 2019 at the Adamstown Rod and Gun Club in St. Reinholds, Pennslyvania. At the Adamstown Intertribal Powwow, you will experience Native American culture, dancing, drumming, music, crafts, food and vendors. Camping is available for Dancers, singers, vendors, and volunteers. The Adamstown Intertribal Powwow is a way to invite the community to celebrate and take part in Native American culture and experience it firsthand. It’s a treat for the senses and an educational experience. All veterans are encouraged to attend and are welcomed and thanked for their service to the United States with a special dance. Proceeds to benefit Fivepointville Ambulance and Adamstown Fire Co.

Join us for the 6th Annual Medicine River Charity Powwow on August 24-25, 2019 at the Medicine River Native Trust Site in Gilbertville, Massachusetts. Experience Native American drumming, dancing, teaching, hand crafted artisanal vendors, community feast, Sunrise ceremonies, childrens activities, and nightly Red Road meetings.
Admission: $5.00 Per Car Load
Any confirmed dancer will receive the funds back on Sunday.

Hours
SATURDAY 10am 8pm Circle Opens at noon
SUNDAY 10am 4pm Circle opens at 11am

Join us for our 12th Annual Pala Powwow on August 23-25, 2019 in Pala, California. The Pala Band of Mission Indians extends an invitation to you and your family to experience some of the culture and traditions of America’s First Nations peoples at their Pala Honoring Traditions Gathering and Powwow. It is a chance for you to meet and make new friends that will last a lifetime. Native American culture is sure to keep you in awe as you experience a way of life they will be sharing with you this weekend. Don’t miss the excitement as dancers and singers compete for thousands of dollars in prize money.

All are welcome at the 20th Annual Santa Rosa Days Pow Wow and Gathering on August 23-25, 2019 at the Tachi Palace Hotel & Casino Outdoor Pavillion in Lemoore, California. The Santa Rosa Days Pow Wow and Gathering is hosted by the Tachi-Yokuts Tribe of the Santa Rosa Rancheria. The Santa Rosa Days Pow Wow and Gathering provides an opportunity to bring the Tachi-Yokuts Tribal community together to share their customs and keep their traditions alive.

Everyone is welcome at the Annual Hocking Hills Ohio Pow Wow on August 25-26, 2018 at the Hocking Hills Flea Market in Rockbridge, Ohio. Experience Native Dancers, Native Crafts, Jewlery, Native Food and cultural demonstrations. The Hocking Hills Ohio Pow Wow – Honoring Our Veterans, is family friendly so bring the kids!

Wellbriety is a concept that initially goes beyond the ideas of sobriety and wellness to define what is best for a naturally-balanced, whole person each of us seek to become. Everyone is welcome to join us every Sunday from 5 pm to 6 pm.

The OSU Intermediate Tribal Finance and Accounting Certificate Program is an 8 day program (2 consecutive days, 4 times annually) for mid-level tribal financial professionals, elected tribal officials and leaders, and finance/accounting professionals who work closely with tribes (i.e. accountants, lawyers, bankers, etc.) Participants will gain knowledge and experience to help they become a more effective tribal finance/accounting professional and leader.

All are welcome at the 26th Annual Suscol Intertribal Council Powwow on August 24-25, 2019 at the Yountville Veterans Home in Yountville, California. Experience Native American traditions and Culture at the Suscol Intertribal Council Powwow through the drumming, dancing, crafts and Native food. Open to the public – all ages, all ethncities. Enjoy a family friendly weekend of sound and color; of dancers in beautiful regalia; of singers around the drum providing the songs and beat to which they move.

The 143rd Annual Rosebud Fair, Wacipi and Rodeo will be held August 22-25, 2019 at the Rosebud Fairgrounds in Rosebud, South Dakota. The annual Wacipi (powwow), fair and rodeo is held each year, beginning on the fourth Thursday in August, ending on Sunday. This event has long been a favorite stop on the pow wow trail, where generations of Lakota have gathered to celebrate their proud culture.

The Zia sun is seen everywhere, from commercial planes flown across the United States to tattoos proudly displayed as a badge of honor. Yet, do we know the true origin of the Zia symbol and its original meaning? This exhibit that includes community contributions will take you through the journey of the symbol’s origin in Zia pueblo to its commodification that continues to grow in popularity, analyzing the question of ownership. Free.

All are welcome at the 28th Annual Gathering at the Falls Powwow on August 23-25, 2019 at the Lilac Bowl in beautiful Riverfront Park in Downtown Spokane, Washington. The Gathering at the Falls Powwow committee is comprised of volunteers and is dedicated to coordinating and sustaining this free and spectacular cultural event for Spokane and our neighboring communities.

The history of the Gathering at the Falls Powwow and the significance of the gathering at the Spokane River, goes back generations. It has been a sacred tradition for many tribes around the northwest to gather at the river because it gives life, love, hope and a sense of revitalization.

All are welcome at the 13th Annual Rendezvous at the Straits Powwow on August 23-25, 2019 at the Father Marquette National Memorial in Moran Township near St. Ignace, Michigan is a celebration of culture. The Rendezvous at the Straits Powwow site is immediately north and west of the Mackinac Bridge. Native American singing and dancing will be featured, and the powwow is open to the public. There will be traditional dancing, including hoop dancing, and the general public will be invited to participate in some dances throughout the day. Vendors will offer foods and Native American arts and crafts.

Join us for the 16th Annual Great Dakota Gathering on August 24-25, 2019 at Unity Park at the East end of Lake Winona in Winona, Minnesota. The Great Dakota Gathering is an annual event for families of indigenous and local populations and around the region.

Since its beginning, the Winona Dakota Unity Alliance (WDUA) has been involved in a number of initiatives to facilitate friendships by promoting education and reconciliatioJoin us for the 14th Annual Great Dakota Gathering on September 9-10, 2017 at Unity Park at the East end of Lake Winona in Winona, Minnesota. The Great Dakota Gathering is an annual event for families of indigenous and local populations and around the region.

WEDNESDAYS 9AM - NOON
THURSDAYS 9AM - NOON
FRIDAYS NOON - 5PM
SUNDAYS MIDNIGHT - 2AM

Earn 5 points and receive $5 in Promotional Play!


One Promo Play offer per person, per day. Other rules and restrictions apply.

All are welcome to the 3rd Annual King City Powwow on August 23-25, 2019 at the American Legion Post 290 Fair Grounds in King, North Carolina. Come join Lance Redhawk Cook Shauger and Patrick Suarez as they host the King City Redhawks Gathering of Nations Powwow. This is a family friendly event. Seating is limited, so be sure to bring folding chairs to sit on.

Join us for the 7th Annual Nulhegan Abenaki Heritage Gathering on August 24-25, 2019 at the Mount Norris Scout Reservation in Eden Mills, Vermont. This inter tribal Abenaki Gathering invites all Abenaki in native drumming, singing, dancing and traditional games for adults and children. All are welcome to join in!

Members of the Abenaki Tribe at Nulhegan~Memphremagog, as well as other natives will be selling their traditional and contemporary art throughout the weekend. Activities include skills demonstrations and storytelling, which can be enjoyed by visitors of all ages.

This family friendly event is free and family friendly. The main focus of the celebration is Abenaki culture and the historic and contemporary value of the Wabanaki and Seven Nations alliances.

All are welcome at the 26th Annual Potawatomi Trails Pow Wow on August 24-25, 2019 at Shiloh Park in Zion, Illinois. The Potawatomi Trails Pow Wow, the only event of its kind in this area, is a celebration of Native-American heritage. Its purpose is not only to celebrate this heritage, but also to heighten public awareness of Native- American history, traditions, and customs. Specific activities will include demonstrations, music and dance presentations, educational sessions and a trader area.

All are invited to the 143rd White Eagle Park Ponca Powwow & Celebration on August 22-25, 2019 at White Eagle Park in Ponca City, Oklahoma. Originating on the Historic 101 Ranch in Ponca City, the White Eagle Park Ponca Powwow & Celebration features dancing, food and craft vendors. The excitement begins each day at 2 p.m. in the south arena. After a supper break at 5:30 p.m., the festival resumes at 7:00 p.m. in the main arena with different activities each night. Thursday features the crowning of the new Ponca Princess; Friday is the boys’ and girls’ junior division dance contests, Saturday is the womens’ division and Sunday is the mens’ division and fancy dance contest.

All are welcome at the 10th annual Spirit of the Wolf Native American Festival and Powwow on August 24-25, 2019 at Pine Park in Broadablin, New York. This year’s Spirit of the Wolf Native American Festival and Powwow will bring to life the rich history of the Native American tradition through song, dance, food and games. It will be a weekend to celebrate and experience cultures, values, and traditions with a gathering of Native American tribes from across the country.

The Spirit of the Wolf Native American Festival and Powwow includes Native American Singing, Dancing, Artisans and Vendors offering various Native American Arts/Crafts for sale. The arts and craft vendors will open to the general public at 9:00 AM daily, with Native American performers beginning at 11:00 AM on both days with the powwow Grand Entry. Singing and Dancing will be on-going throughout the event.

A powwow, derived from the Narragansett word powwaw meaning “spiritual leader,” has historically been a gathering of North America’s Native people. More modern powwows have become a cultural celebration for Native American and First Nations people to meet, dance, sing, socialize and honor their cultures.

Since the first Spirit of the Wolf Native American Festival and Powwow in 2009, this has been a space for the community to meet old friends, make new ones, have fun, and dance on their own reservation. Another tradition is Spirit of the Wolf’s outreach to local area charities.

“Spirit of the Wolf” members are a proud people with a rich history who are inspired by our ancestors to continue our traditions and remember our past. We are excited to share these traditions with our community so that they may better understand our people, our customs, and our legacy. It is a wonderful weekend for every one of every age to come and enjoy themselves and learn and experience more about Native American culture. This is a family friendly event with fun for all ages, so be sure to bring everyone.

Join us for the 4th Annual Rumbles Of Thunder Pow Wow on August 24-25, 2019 at the Apple Road Theatre in Osceola, Indiana. All are welcome. Enjoy Native American Dancing, Drumming and Singing, Craft Booths and much more. For information call 574-524-6685. Open to participants and vendor setup on Friday; public hours are on Saturday and Sunday.

Concert by Principal Chief Moon Wolf/Michael Harding inside the theatre on the grounds at 7pm on Saturday night. Tickets $10 each. Kids 10 and under free. Info at 574-674-7177

“Digging Our Roots”

Vendor application available online at 222.ShingleSpringsRancheria.com or contact the Big Time Committee at 530-683-0115 or bigtime@ssband.org.

Join us for the Annual Adamstown Intertribal Powwow on August 24-25, 2019 at the Adamstown Rod and Gun Club in St. Reinholds, Pennslyvania. At the Adamstown Intertribal Powwow, you will experience Native American culture, dancing, drumming, music, crafts, food and vendors. Camping is available for Dancers, singers, vendors, and volunteers. The Adamstown Intertribal Powwow is a way to invite the community to celebrate and take part in Native American culture and experience it firsthand. It’s a treat for the senses and an educational experience. All veterans are encouraged to attend and are welcomed and thanked for their service to the United States with a special dance. Proceeds to benefit Fivepointville Ambulance and Adamstown Fire Co.

Join us for the 6th Annual Medicine River Charity Powwow on August 24-25, 2019 at the Medicine River Native Trust Site in Gilbertville, Massachusetts. Experience Native American drumming, dancing, teaching, hand crafted artisanal vendors, community feast, Sunrise ceremonies, childrens activities, and nightly Red Road meetings.
Admission: $5.00 Per Car Load
Any confirmed dancer will receive the funds back on Sunday.

Hours
SATURDAY 10am 8pm Circle Opens at noon
SUNDAY 10am 4pm Circle opens at 11am

Join us for our 12th Annual Pala Powwow on August 23-25, 2019 in Pala, California. The Pala Band of Mission Indians extends an invitation to you and your family to experience some of the culture and traditions of America’s First Nations peoples at their Pala Honoring Traditions Gathering and Powwow. It is a chance for you to meet and make new friends that will last a lifetime. Native American culture is sure to keep you in awe as you experience a way of life they will be sharing with you this weekend. Don’t miss the excitement as dancers and singers compete for thousands of dollars in prize money.

All are welcome at the 20th Annual Santa Rosa Days Pow Wow and Gathering on August 23-25, 2019 at the Tachi Palace Hotel & Casino Outdoor Pavillion in Lemoore, California. The Santa Rosa Days Pow Wow and Gathering is hosted by the Tachi-Yokuts Tribe of the Santa Rosa Rancheria. The Santa Rosa Days Pow Wow and Gathering provides an opportunity to bring the Tachi-Yokuts Tribal community together to share their customs and keep their traditions alive.

Everyone is welcome at the Annual Hocking Hills Ohio Pow Wow on August 25-26, 2018 at the Hocking Hills Flea Market in Rockbridge, Ohio. Experience Native Dancers, Native Crafts, Jewlery, Native Food and cultural demonstrations. The Hocking Hills Ohio Pow Wow – Honoring Our Veterans, is family friendly so bring the kids!

Exclusive ways to win for our 50+ players!

Every Monday from 9am - noon visit Club Wyandotte for a $5 Promo Play offer. Plus, enjoy your favorite slots with your Club Wyandotte card for your chance to score $100 FREE PLAY with Hot Seat drawings every 30 minutes!


Must be 50+ years of age or older to participate. One Promo Play offer per person. Other rules and restrictions apply.

The OSU Intermediate Tribal Finance and Accounting Certificate Program is an 8 day program (2 consecutive days, 4 times annually) for mid-level tribal financial professionals, elected tribal officials and leaders, and finance/accounting professionals who work closely with tribes (i.e. accountants, lawyers, bankers, etc.) Participants will gain knowledge and experience to help they become a more effective tribal finance/accounting professional and leader.

GRAND LAKE 21 every Monday !
Are you ready to roll into some cash?
Roll 21 and Win $1,000! Drawings every 30 minutes from 6PM-9PM. Receive 1 entry for every 25 same-day points earned.

The Zia sun is seen everywhere, from commercial planes flown across the United States to tattoos proudly displayed as a badge of honor. Yet, do we know the true origin of the Zia symbol and its original meaning? This exhibit that includes community contributions will take you through the journey of the symbol’s origin in Zia pueblo to its commodification that continues to grow in popularity, analyzing the question of ownership. Free.

WEDNESDAYS 9AM - NOON
THURSDAYS 9AM - NOON
FRIDAYS NOON - 5PM
SUNDAYS MIDNIGHT - 2AM

Earn 5 points and receive $5 in Promotional Play!


One Promo Play offer per person, per day. Other rules and restrictions apply.

Join us for the 4th Annual Rumbles Of Thunder Pow Wow on August 24-25, 2019 at the Apple Road Theatre in Osceola, Indiana. All are welcome. Enjoy Native American Dancing, Drumming and Singing, Craft Booths and much more. For information call 574-524-6685. Open to participants and vendor setup on Friday; public hours are on Saturday and Sunday.

Concert by Principal Chief Moon Wolf/Michael Harding inside the theatre on the grounds at 7pm on Saturday night. Tickets $10 each. Kids 10 and under free. Info at 574-674-7177

Is your organization ready to move to the next level of soliciting larger gifts from individuals, foundations and corporations? We recommend you look at our new and improved fundraising summits. In the first session, Fundraising Summit One, we will help you understand the fundraising cycle and how it pertains to cultivating and soliciting larger gifts from your donors. Additionally, we will give you important tactics for building a strong program such as creating a development plan, ensuring ethical policies and procedures are in place and also understanding your own nonprofit's lifecycle and how it applies to development. This is a perfect course for development professionals (both novice and experienced) along with executive directors and board members who have roles in fundraising.

Most importantly, you'll also understand and be able to apply important tenets of donor psychology to help guide donors to programs that ignite passion in your organization.

(For those who have previously taken a Fundraising Summit, this information will be much of the same. We recommend continuing the fundraising and major gifts conversation by taking Fundraising Summit Two - Advanced Techniques for Wooing and Wowing Your Donors.)

DROP DATE: July 27, 2019

An Overview of Small Business Administration Services

Do you have a small business or want to start one?

Join Small Business Administration (SBA) Oklahoma District staff as they showcase their products and services. Learn about the range of SBA services to help you design, organize, manage, grow, promote and finance your new or current business at one of these free one-hour repeat sessions.

Employees don't quit their jobs,
they quit their managers.
Lead and be the manager employees want to work for and engage with.

Topics covered in this course:
True Colors Personality Assessment
ABCs of Supervision
Communication Strategies
Stress Management
Delegating & Coaching/Mentoring
Problem Solving & Decision Making
Conflict Resolution
Human Resources Training for the Non-HR Professional
Building High Performance Teams
Leadership Training Wrap Up & Graduation Luncheon

April C. Murelio, Industrial Coordinator, Office & Operations
April.Murelio@ictctech.com | 918-348-7945

Every Tuesday join us at the Pilgrim Presbyterian Church for our Stretch For Life physical fitness class from 10 am to 11 am

Join us every Tuesday, between 2:00 pm - 8:00 pm for T-shirt Tuesday! Earn 200 same-day points to get a FREE T-Shirt! swipe at the kiosk to receive your ticket! you pick the Design, you pick the shirt, we print it while you wait! so what are you waiting for? come visit us!

The OSU Intermediate Tribal Finance and Accounting Certificate Program is an 8 day program (2 consecutive days, 4 times annually) for mid-level tribal financial professionals, elected tribal officials and leaders, and finance/accounting professionals who work closely with tribes (i.e. accountants, lawyers, bankers, etc.) Participants will gain knowledge and experience to help they become a more effective tribal finance/accounting professional and leader.

The Zia sun is seen everywhere, from commercial planes flown across the United States to tattoos proudly displayed as a badge of honor. Yet, do we know the true origin of the Zia symbol and its original meaning? This exhibit that includes community contributions will take you through the journey of the symbol’s origin in Zia pueblo to its commodification that continues to grow in popularity, analyzing the question of ownership. Free.

WEDNESDAYS 9AM - NOON
THURSDAYS 9AM - NOON
FRIDAYS NOON - 5PM
SUNDAYS MIDNIGHT - 2AM

Earn 5 points and receive $5 in Promotional Play!


One Promo Play offer per person, per day. Other rules and restrictions apply.

This training has 6 sessions - Participation in 5 sessions is mandatory to receive certificate. Participants may not register mid-training.

As a nonprofit manager, you're carrying a heavy load on your shoulders. Managing employees, budgets, and programs may be weighing you down. Our NMCP program will help nonprofit employees develop leadership and supervisory skills. Through training sessions taught by experts in the field, participants will have an opportunity to apply and practice new skills as well as benefit from networking and confidential space to discuss issues and gain confidence. Each day-long session focuses on a different topic pertinent to management in the nonprofit sector. To establish a cohort with potential for networking and rapport-building, registration will be capped at 25 participants.

What will participants learn?
Session I: Leadership Essentials
Session II: Leading People/Human Resources
Session III: Coaching as Supervision
Session IV: Managing Budgets
Session V: Diversity & Conflict Management
Session VI: Life Cycle & Board Engagement

Membership in the Oklahoma Center for Nonprofits is one of the best investments your nonprofit can make. OKCNP members receive discounts on all of our services, including consulting, training and the nationally renowned Standards for Excellence® series, but did you know that you can also save your organization money through utilizing member benefits discounts?

Join us for a free webinar to learn more about the Member Benefits associated with your membership with the Oklahoma Center for Nonprofits.

Members and not yet members both are welcome to attend at no cost.

The OSU Intermediate Tribal Finance and Accounting Certificate Program is an 8 day program (2 consecutive days, 4 times annually) for mid-level tribal financial professionals, elected tribal officials and leaders, and finance/accounting professionals who work closely with tribes (i.e. accountants, lawyers, bankers, etc.) Participants will gain knowledge and experience to help they become a more effective tribal finance/accounting professional and leader.

WEDNESDAYS 6PM 9PM

Calling all ladies! Earn 10 points to receive $10 IN PROMOTIONAL PLAY while enjoying Hot Seat drawings every 20 minutes to spin the wheel for up to $200 FREE PLAY!
Dont forget to stop by Club 60 West or the Casino Floor Bar to enjoy drink specials from 6pm 9pm!

PLUS, TAKE ADVANTAGE OF AN EXCLUSIVE HOTEL ROOM RATE OF $59.99!



One offer per person. Must be female to participate and receive offers. FREE PLAY prizes will be valid for 48 hours. Exclusive room rate is available for a one-time use during each promotional date. Players will have three minutes to arrive at the drawing location. If a player does not arrive at the drawing location within the three minute time frame, an additional name will be drawn. Management reserves the right to change or cancel this promotion at any time without notice. Other rules and restrictions apply.

Join us every Wednesday, from 6:00 Pm - 9:00 Pm for a chance to win $2,000 INSTANTLY! we have drawings every 30 minutes!. Earn 1 entry for every 25 (Same-Day) points earned.

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

The Zia sun is seen everywhere, from commercial planes flown across the United States to tattoos proudly displayed as a badge of honor. Yet, do we know the true origin of the Zia symbol and its original meaning? This exhibit that includes community contributions will take you through the journey of the symbol’s origin in Zia pueblo to its commodification that continues to grow in popularity, analyzing the question of ownership. Free.

WEDNESDAYS 9AM - NOON
THURSDAYS 9AM - NOON
FRIDAYS NOON - 5PM
SUNDAYS MIDNIGHT - 2AM

Earn 5 points and receive $5 in Promotional Play!


One Promo Play offer per person, per day. Other rules and restrictions apply.