Native American Articles

Making Regalia with Juaquin Lonelodge is back! This time he's brought along special guest, Verna Street to talk about something us parents know all too well. What to do when your child's feet are growing too fast? In ... Read more »

How does that old song go, 57 Channels (And Nothin' On)? There are so many channels to choose from on cable, satellite and regular television these days. And it's still hard to find something to watch that you're actu... Read more »

Having grown up in Southwestern states most of my life, I confess I knew little about how to deal with winter weather. The only time I dealt with snow is if my friends decided to take a trip to Lake Tahoe to snowboard... Read more »

The 9th Annual Prescott Pow Wow was held September 25-27, 2015 in beautiful Watson Lake Park, Prescott, Arizona. Eric Neugent of WolvesEye Photography was present at the pow wow and provided us with some gorgeous ... Read more »

This Winter might be a little above normal temperature wise but who are we kidding, it's still drab and gray outside. But I know many of you are itching to get out of these dreary days and back out onto the pow wo... Read more »

From December 26, 2015 to January 3rd, 2016, visitors from across the country were able to celebrate Native culture during the Miccosukee Indian Arts and Crafts Festival held at the Miccosukee Indian Village in Mi... Read more »

Star Wars mania is at an all time high across the world right now. And I know a lot of our Native people love the movie too. Something about good triumphing over evil maybe? With the release of Star Wars: The Force Aw... Read more »

Giving Tuesday, as you may know, is a national movement in which everyone donates to charity the first Tuesday after Thanksgiving. There are over 1,10,000 people following our Powwows.com Facebook page and if every... Read more »

Founded in 1971, D-Q University was the only tribal college in California and one of the first six tribal colleges and universities in the United States. They hold an annual pow wow on their Davis, CA campus to ho... Read more »

Check out these two outstanding youth were featured on Time For Kids' website this past month for Native Heritage Month! First up is Rito Lopez Jr. (Pima/Apache/Arikara/Hidatsa/Mandan) who won first place in the yo... Read more »

Preparing a Thanksgiving dinner can be pretty brutal if you're making everything from scratch, here are a couple short cuts on getting the job done without all the hassle. Lets take a quick look into the preparatio... Read more »

You've probably seen these Cut videos pop up in your newsfeed from time to time, such as the 100 Years of Beauty in 1-Minute, or the American Kids Try Food from Around the World clips. Recently they tackled somethi... Read more »