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October 12-14, 2007 San Manuel Powwow5500 University Parkway San Bernardino, CA 92407 MC: Charles Tailfeathers, Arena Director: Jim Redeagle, Whipman: Ray Blackwater. No host drums. Info: (909) 864-8933, jamesdeeahz@yahoo.com October 13, 2007 Fall Witayapi 2007First United Methodist Church 4832 Tujunga Avenue North Hollywood, CA 91602 11am-11pm Powwow starts at 7pm - craft workshops 11am - 7pm Attendance fees: $7 per person, $28 per family Information: Jeff Fretz (714) 838-5447, jeffF1964@msn.com October 20, 2007 *****CANCELLED!!!*****Acjachemen New Moon Powwow 935 N. Cambridge Orange, CA 92867 Info: Nellie LeGaspe (714) 768-3041 October 20-21, 2007 Four Winds Intertribal Council 13th Annual PowwowRidgecrest, CA 93555 Head Man: Henry Allen, Head Woman: Arlene Allen, Host Northern: West Coast Singers, Host Southern: Hummingbird Singers Info: Little Deer Durvin (760) 446-3414, durvin@iwvisp.com October 20-21, 2007 2007 NAHC Powwow2825 International Blvd. Oakland, CA 94606 Head Man: Jesse Holder, Head Woman: Lakota Holder, MC: Tom Phillips, Sr., Host Drum: All Nations Singers Info: Eulalia Valerio (415) 321-1170, eulaliav@nativehealth.org November 2-4, 2007 12th Annual Many Winters Gathering of EldersAngels Gate Cultural Center 3601 South Gaffey St San Pedro, CA 11am-5pm each day Info: (951) 898-1385 November 2nd - 4th, 2007 Intertribal MarketplaceAutry National Center 4700 Western Heritage Way Los Angeles, California 91501 Friday, November 2 (Members only) 6 pm - 8 pm Members Preview 8 pm Native Voices at the Autry Staged Reading Saturday, November 3 (Open to the public) 10 am - 5 pm Sunday, November 4 (Open to the public) 10 am - 5 pm Saturday, November 3 11:45 am–noon Opening remarks and official presentation of awards; Noon–12:45 pm Hoop dancing by Terry Goedel and family; 1–1:45 pm Native storytelling by Cathy Martinez, 1:30–2 pm StoryTime, 1–2:30 pm A Conversation With Contemporary Native Photographers, 2–2:45 pm Singer/songwriter Arigon Starr , 3–3:45 pm Ohlone dance and song by the Costanoan Rumsen Carmel Tribe; 4–4:45 pm Native flute and stories by Bill “Elk Whistle” Neal Sunday, November 4 Noon–12:45 pm Hoop dancing by Terry Goedel and family; 1–1:45 pm Native storytelling by Cathy Martinez, 2–2:45 pm Singer/songwriter Arigon Starr, 3–3:45 pm Ohlone dance and song by the Costanoan Rumsen Carmel Tribe, 4–4:45 pm Native flute and stories by Bill “Elk Whistle” Neal Why go to Santa Fe when you can shop at Southern California's largest Native American art sale? This three day signature event at the Autry National Center in Griffith Park, celebrates the continuing traditions and new innovations of American Indian artists. Come see Native dancers, singers, storytellers, and musicians perform throughout the weekend and enjoy some delicious Native food! More than 100 Native artists will be showcasing exquisite: Pottery, Jewelry (metal and non-metallic), Sculpture, Paintings and Mixed Media Artwork, Weaving, Beadwork, Woodcarvings and other various cultural items In addition to the arts and crafts sale, the Native Artists’ Competition will take place on the night of Friday, November 2. The juried competition includes six categories: Jewelry; Pottery; Painting/Mixed Media/Photography; Sculptures and Carvings; Textile and Basketry; and “Other Art Forms”. The Intertribal Arts Marketplace is Southern California’s most stunning sale of Native American art. Come join us for a weekend of beautiful objects and family fun! Admission (includes museum admission): Members: Free, Adults: $12, Seniors or children, students (with ID) $8, Children under 9 are free. Info: http://www.autrynationalcenter.org/intertribal_market.php or call (323) 667-2000 November 3rd - 4th, 2007 Santa Fe Springs Pow-WowNative American Inter-Tribal Fellowship Heritage Park 12100 Mora Drive Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 MC: Brian Brightcloud, Head Man: Ben Hale, Head Woman: Marcia Gonzales, Head Gourd: Al Footracer, Host Southern: Sooner Nation, Host Northern: Bear Springs, Arena Director: Rubert Runningfox Grand Entry 11am & 7pm (sat) Hours: 10am - 10pm Sat, 10am - 7pm Sun Vendors: Please pre-register for good location Free admission and parking Info: (818) 870-0000 November 3-4, 2007 6th Annual Traditional Native American GatheringTravis AFB (Travis Ave & Maine St) Travis AFB, CA 94535 Head Man: Jeremiah Yazzie, Head Woman: Jean Reynolds, MC: Dennis Carr, Host Drum: Red Sky NOTE: Gate access required to get on the base, admission is free. They need your name and date of birth to get you gate access, prior to October 27th. Please call for more information. Info: Albert Garlick (707) 580-7398, garnak@comcast.net November 10-11, 2007 1st Annual Red Nation PowwowLos Angeles State Historic Park Los Angeles, CA Vendor/Powwow Info: Bill Neal (909) 985-4184, elkwhistle@verizon.net Parade Info: Bill McCarthy (310) 450-5592 www.rednation.com November 10-11, 2007 5th Annual NAVA Veteran's Powwow and GatheringHarbor Regional Ken Malloy Park (Corner of Vermont and PCH) Harbor City, CA 90710 Head Man: David Patterson, Head Woman: Marcie Patterson, MC: Mike Reifel, Arena Director: Victor Chavez, Head Gourd: Ray Martinez, Host Northern: Wild Horse, Host Southern: Hale & Co. Info: Tony LittleHawk (213) 202-3970 ext. 7195, John Castillo (310) 450-9562 November 10, 2007 Youth Powwow & Children's Health Fair15557 7th St. Lathrop, CA 95330 MC: Erik Kimple, Arena Director: Henry Johnson, Host Drum: Rocking Horse Info: Ramona Valadez (209) 859-2421, mona3riverslodge@aol.com November 16th - 18th, 2007 Petrack ParkPahrump, NV Hours: 4pm - 9pm Fri, 10am - 9pm Sat, 10am - 4pm Sun Native American Crafts, Music, Food, Dancing Points system competition MC: Saginaw Grant Info: (775) 209-3444 pahrumppowwow@yahoo.com November 17th, 2007 9th Annual CalPoly Pomona PowwowKellogg Field Pomona, CA Hours: 10am - 10pm Head Woman: Angelika Thompson Head Man: Louis Perkins Arena Director: Dean Webster Northern Host Drum: Wild Horse Southern Host Drum: Hale & Co. Info: (909) 869-3967 or (909) 869-6877 http://dsa.csupomona.edu/nasc/powwow.asp (vendor application on website, booths are $100) November 23-25, 2007 Indio Powwow84-245 Indio Springs Parkway Indio, CA 92203 MC: Terry Fiddler/Hammond Motah Info: Judy Stapp (800) 827-2946, jstapp@cabazonindians-nsn.gov, http://www.fantasyspringsresort.com/index.html November 24-25, 2007 Cal State Northridge PowwowCalifornia State University, Northridge 18111 Nordhoff Northridge, CA 91330 MC: John Dawson, Arena Director: Victor Chavez, Host Drum: White Cloud Info: CSUN Powwow Committee (818) 677-7314, csunpowwow@gmail.com, http://www.myspace.com/csunpowwow December 7-9, 2007 29 Palms PowwowCoachella, CA Info: (760) 775-3239 |
Please note - dates, times, etc are outside of my control. A powwow can be cancelled for nearly any reason, including weather. Information numbers are included and should be used for more information. E-mailing me about vendor applications, complaints, directions, etc will likely be ignored. I do not run these events, I only list them. I will be at the events that have OCB Will Be There listed on them, and possibly other events as well. Feel free to stop by and thank me if you'd like. - Gary If you'd like to advertise on this page, feel free to contact me. We have a very high click through rate, especially for American Indian related businesses and supporters. On average, one out of every ten visits to the page results in a click through. |
