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Pow Wow season has started. Time for everyone to snap photos of friends and family. Use our series of Pow Wow Photo tips to make your Pow Wow photos more dramatic! Today's tip - Get Low! Try photographing ... Read more »

Dance is something that is important to Osages. "The Osage danced before a raid, they danced before a hunt, they danced to the beat of the drum, they danced to the prayer songs, and sometimes they just danced. What be... Read more »

Wayne is a Fancy Feather War Dancer, and has been blessed with many awards and achievements on the competitive Pow-Wow circuit. As a Fancy Dancer he has won five Title Championship from the Gathering of Nations, and t... Read more »

Donovan Shortey from the Dineh is a well know photographer from Window Rock, Arizona.  PowWows.com is honored to bring you this interview. Tell me about yourself and your background?   Yá'át'ééh, My ... Read more »

Why Research Your Native American Heritage Regardless of whether you are already a Native American enrolled with either a Federal or State Recognized Tribe, this is a wonderful assignment.  There is always new... Read more »

The Native American Women Warriors was created to raise awareness of women veterans. Mitchelene BigMan President and founder had created dresses to signify her patriotism to this great nation and the First Nati... Read more »

There are great Native crafts sold every day on eBay.  But have you checked your local Goodwill? Staff at a Seattle Goodwill found a beaded Native American vest in the stacks of donations.  The vest is a ... Read more »

Whenever we're off to a powwow I pull out my "Ultimate List." This list keeps me organized and stress free! Well, almost stress free! It would be naive of me to say that my Ultimate List meets everyone's personal n... Read more »

Based in Missoula, MT, I'm a documentary photographer and filmmaker working in Indian Country. I document modern Native American life. Adam Sings In The Timber, Crow, graduated from the University of Montana in Mis... Read more »

Fawn Wood was born in the rhythm of Round Dance season on an icy October evening. That evening resonated with the spirit of the Round Dance from her Cree ancestors through her father Earl Wood of Saddle Lake, Alberta.... Read more »

Producers Albert and Larisa Chacon talk about the direction that We Are Birds Documentary Project is continuing towards.... Dr. Broyles Chacon shares her view on the public's knowledge of the Birds... "What I'd ... Read more »

This project will help you learn to do applique rosettes on a small project. Beaded medallion necklaces have been popular for both men and women dancers for many generations. These instructions suggest using the new b... Read more »