Indian Country Pow Wows Events Calendar

Come join us and experience the culture and artistry of the Native American people at the 12th annual Sarasota Native American Indian Festival January 18,19,20 at the Sarasota Fairgrounds.
We are excited to share that Robert Mirabal will be joining us. Robert is a Pueblo Native American flute player and maker from Taos Pueblo, New Mexico. He began making flutes at the age of 19, and his flutes are world renowned. Robert performs world wide, sharing flute songs, tribal rock and writings/storytelling. He resides on Taos Pueblo and participates in the traditional ways and rituals of his people. Aside from his artistic talents Robert is a father and a farmer.
Robert brings the sounds and traditional culture of his people to share with Sarasota for a unique event we will all remember.
Welcome back Red Boys who are our host drum this year. We watched these guys grow up on the powwow circuit and are honored to have them as they represent the next generation of traditional drummers, dancers and cultural educators.
We also have Anthony Aleman who has been playing and hand-crafting Yadaki(digeridoo) for over 13 years, and has an incredible passion for the history and deep traditions behind what many experts consider to be the oldest instrument in the world–the didgeridoo.”
Enjoy finding authentic, handmade, one-of-a-kind fine arts and crafts, paintings, pottery, jewelry, sculpture, bead work and leather work, along with traditional dancing, singing, drumming, story telling and Native American food.
This festival will continue to be a tribute to the extraordinary life of artist (the late) Rex A. Begaye, its founder. His remarkable gifts as an painter and educator of Native American culture were the inspiration for this event focused on bringing authentic Native American culture to Sarasota.

****This is a Native American fine art festival, no import or mass produced items****

All are welcome at the 19th Annual PCC Winter Powwow on January 19, 2019 at Portland Community College Sylvania Campus, Health Technology Building in Portland, Oregon. Portland Community College and the PCC Sylvania Campus Multicultural Center are proud to present Wacipi – a celebration of Native American culture and tradition.

All are welcome at the 1st Annual Bear Moon Pow Wow on January 19, 2019 at the Indian Community School in Franklin, Wisconsin. Indian Community School invites ICS students, alumni, families and community members to attend the Bear Moon Pow Wow, a traditional winter pow wow held at the School.

Public Welcome – Free Admission & Parking!

Join us for the annual Otoe-Missouria Winter Encampment on Saturday January 19, 2019 at the 7 Clans First Council Event Center in Newkirk, Oklahoma. Come down and check out this great event and all the excitement of the winter season. The Otoe-Missouria Tribe is the Encampment Host; Red Rock Creek is the Co-Host. The Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska is the Honored Guest. The Oklahoma City Pow Wow Club & The Kiowa Gourd Clan are the Special Guests.

Come join us and experience the culture and artistry of the Native American people at the 12th annual Sarasota Native American Indian Festival January 18,19,20 at the Sarasota Fairgrounds.
We are excited to share that Robert Mirabal will be joining us. Robert is a Pueblo Native American flute player and maker from Taos Pueblo, New Mexico. He began making flutes at the age of 19, and his flutes are world renowned. Robert performs world wide, sharing flute songs, tribal rock and writings/storytelling. He resides on Taos Pueblo and participates in the traditional ways and rituals of his people. Aside from his artistic talents Robert is a father and a farmer.
Robert brings the sounds and traditional culture of his people to share with Sarasota for a unique event we will all remember.
Welcome back Red Boys who are our host drum this year. We watched these guys grow up on the powwow circuit and are honored to have them as they represent the next generation of traditional drummers, dancers and cultural educators.
We also have Anthony Aleman who has been playing and hand-crafting Yadaki(digeridoo) for over 13 years, and has an incredible passion for the history and deep traditions behind what many experts consider to be the oldest instrument in the world–the didgeridoo.”
Enjoy finding authentic, handmade, one-of-a-kind fine arts and crafts, paintings, pottery, jewelry, sculpture, bead work and leather work, along with traditional dancing, singing, drumming, story telling and Native American food.
This festival will continue to be a tribute to the extraordinary life of artist (the late) Rex A. Begaye, its founder. His remarkable gifts as an painter and educator of Native American culture were the inspiration for this event focused on bringing authentic Native American culture to Sarasota.

****This is a Native American fine art festival, no import or mass produced items****

Come join us and experience the culture and artistry of the Native American people at the 12th annual Sarasota Native American Indian Festival January 18,19,20 at the Sarasota Fairgrounds.
We are excited to share that Robert Mirabal will be joining us. Robert is a Pueblo Native American flute player and maker from Taos Pueblo, New Mexico. He began making flutes at the age of 19, and his flutes are world renowned. Robert performs world wide, sharing flute songs, tribal rock and writings/storytelling. He resides on Taos Pueblo and participates in the traditional ways and rituals of his people. Aside from his artistic talents Robert is a father and a farmer.
Robert brings the sounds and traditional culture of his people to share with Sarasota for a unique event we will all remember.
Welcome back Red Boys who are our host drum this year. We watched these guys grow up on the powwow circuit and are honored to have them as they represent the next generation of traditional drummers, dancers and cultural educators.
We also have Anthony Aleman who has been playing and hand-crafting Yadaki(digeridoo) for over 13 years, and has an incredible passion for the history and deep traditions behind what many experts consider to be the oldest instrument in the world–the didgeridoo.”
Enjoy finding authentic, handmade, one-of-a-kind fine arts and crafts, paintings, pottery, jewelry, sculpture, bead work and leather work, along with traditional dancing, singing, drumming, story telling and Native American food.
This festival will continue to be a tribute to the extraordinary life of artist (the late) Rex A. Begaye, its founder. His remarkable gifts as an painter and educator of Native American culture were the inspiration for this event focused on bringing authentic Native American culture to Sarasota.

****This is a Native American fine art festival, no import or mass produced items****