PowWows.com is hosting an online live stream of Native American performers on March 28, 2020! Join us live - Pow Wow Nation Spotlight The world is feeling disconnected right now - no Pow Wows and stuck in our home. PowWows.com is partnering with Native American performers to bring you a...
After a positively provoking video of young boys from Mathias Colomb Cree Nation in Manitoba went viral on Facebook (receiving over 5,000 views in just a few days), individuals from communities all around responded. The boys wanted to drum—and drum they did—on plastic storage tote bins with any old stick...
All across North America, Native American nations have come together to perform various round dances throughout the ages. Usually held during the colder autumn and winter months indoors, they have been used as a central focus of various gatherings designed for socialization and community building. Understanding the meaning of round...
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From the earliest days until the present time, the indigenous people of North America have incorporated music into their spirituality, celebrations, and everyday lives. Among other instruments like drums and bells, Native American flute music has spread its melodic influence throughout many different tribal groups and cultures. All different sizes,...
After all of the winter holiday magic has disappeared, families and friends have dispersed back to their normal lives, and everyone is thinking about the next holiday, you can be left feeling kind of down. Post-holiday depression actually is a thing. The holidays may be over with, but that doesn’t...
By now, everyone should be familiar with the famous children’s song that went viral in 2016. Even though Baby Shark originated many years before 2016, with various versions stemming from different countries and cultures, the silly and adorable English one that we all know has been sung millions of times;...
From drum-maker to the lead singer of the Midnite Express Singers, Robin Opichee Day-Bedeau has been singing throughout Turtle Island for more than 30 years. So, it's fair to say Opie Day is pretty much a household name in Indian Country. Born to his late father Joseph John Bedeau from Onigum...
June 1st, Gabriel Ayala posted to his Facebook page photos of him on the Diamondback baseball field at Chase Field in Phoenix AZ. He was asked to sing the National Anthem and at the end flipped his guitar to raise awareness for MMIW. "When I was done performing the National...
The Snotty Nose Rez Kids are a hip hop duo from the Haisla Nation in British Columbia. They have swept across the First Nations Canada and the United States with recent hits like "Boujee Native" and "Son of a Matriarch." Natives all across the nation are bumping these hits from...
