Lisa Odjig is a professional hoop dancer who won titles throughout Canada and United States. According to Lisa, her hoops represent creation, unity and balance. The hoop dancer said, “This dance was passed down from my elders, and now I am its keeper.” I celebrate my people through these movements....
So inspiring to see what one person's actions can do for a community! The London Free Press recently interviewed River Christie-White, a 15-year-old First Nations teen who travels across Canada and the United States, spreading awareness about autism and the lack of support for children and families with special needs...
You might remember seeing Patrick Willie on our website before, he's the one that danced across Utah in style. Now he's back again sharing his talent with grade-schoolers across the state. He did this during Native American Heritage Month to make sure kids were educated on real Native Americans and...
Watch LIVE - February 10-11, 2018 Hosted by the Heard Museum, the World Hoop Dance Contest takes place each year in Phoenix, Arizona. Dancers from across North American will compete for prize money and the title - World Champion! Watch live on PowWows.com's Facebook Page! From Heard Museum: On February...
Found this great hoop dance video from The CACHE Project, an independent TV and video channel that documents arts and culture around Central Alberta, and thought I'd share with y'all! In the video they speak with Dallas Arcand, from the Alexander First Nation (Kipohtakaw) Treaty 6 in Alberta, who is...