Upcoming Pow Wows, Holiday Gift Guide and more on PowWows.com
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I'm checking in from California today. I'm currently tucked away in my hotel room at Disneyland.
Kelli’s here for a travel agent conference, learning all the good stuff about the industry, so I’ve been tagging along. While she’s been in classes, I’ve been hopping into the parks, soaking up the holiday decorations, grabbing a few treats, and yes… squeezing in a little laptop time back in the room.
Entrepreneur life means playing and working blend together, but I’m not complaining. It’s been a fun week.
Quick reminder before we jump into everything below.
There’s still time to join the Explore Native Challenge. We’ve got about a week left and the prizes are no joke. We’re talking Eighth Generation blankets worth over $250 each.
If you haven’t entered yet, now’s the moment. Don’t let this one slip past you.
Here we are again, another holiday season is upon us!
If you’re like me, you’re already thinking about finding meaningful gifts that spark joy without all the holiday stress. This year, I’m especially excited to support Indigenous artists and creators through my holiday shopping, and I hope you’ll join me!
Thanksgiving Day – National Day of Mourning in Plymouth Every year on Thanksgiving, Native people and allies gather in Plymouth, Massachusetts for the National Day of Mourning. It has been organized since 1970 by United American Indians of New England. While much of the country focuses on turkey and parades, this gathering centers Native perspec...
Native American tattoos have been all the rage for years.
While some non-Native people get tattoos of tribal chiefs, geometric designs, nature, totems, dream catchers, and spirit animals that represent the Native American cultures, people who are Native often get them for more personal reasons.
Are you looking for ideas, or trying to plan your next tattoo? Please use the images below as inspiration.
The ritual of getting a Native American tattoo
The process of getting a tattoo is a privilege and a ritual in itself for many Native people. They may want to celebrate their heritage or wear a symbol of power, protection, and strength.
Pow Wow Spirit is dedicated to the preservation and celebration of Pow Wow Culture. With over 1,000 Tribes and First Nations across the United States and Canada, our mission is to visit all regions and capture the traditions kept alive through our songs and traditional dances.We are a professional media company 100% Native American-First Nations owned and operated. We travel to Pow Wow Celebrations across the US and Canada capturing 4k video footage . We are scheduled to release over 2,500 4k dance and drum performances over the next 12 months. From there we are committed to the continued release of a minimum 2,500 videos each year.
For those who revere Native American culture, The Lakota Way 2026 Wall Calendar features contemporary and traditional artwork by Lakota and Iroquois artist Jim Yellowhawk. Along with vibrant art, each month includes history and wisdom from Joseph M. Marshall III, a Native American Indian teacher, historian, Lakota craftsman, and author.
These pouches are a blend of timeless traditions and style, designed to captivate and inspire. Ideal for those seeking unique and high-quality items, our Medicine Bags are sure to enhance your collection and attract discerning customers. FREE Shipping
Explore the rich culture of Native American traditions with these Medicine Bags. These pouches, designed specifically for women, are more than just accessories, they are a symbol of cultural heritage. Crafted with precision, they capture the essence of Native American artistry. Whether you're storing essentials or carrying them, these bags are a testament to timeless beauty. FREE Shipping
Holiday Green Ribbonwork Wrapping Paper Roll — Elegant Red Ribbon Gift Wrap
$24.99 USD
Deep forest-green wrapping paper stamped with a minimalist red ribbon motif. The subtle sheen of your chosen finish—glossy or matte—lets the ribbon lines breathe across the page, while the heavy 90 gsm fine art stock holds crisp folds and clean edges. Unfussy and quiet, this paper dresses presents with a cultured, slightly vintage holiday mood. Use the long roll to wrap tall bottles or multiple gifts; the smaller panel works beautifully for jewelry boxes and books. FREE ShippingProduct features- High-definition print on 90 gsm fine art paper- Choice of glossy or smooth matte finish- Available in three sizes: 30×36, 30×72, 30×180 inches- One-sided print for vivid color and clean interior- Roll includes small white trim with bar and QR code at edgesCare instructions- Use a soft, clean, and dry cloth to gently brush any dust or dirt off from the center of the product outwards
WE BRING DANCE, MUSIC AND STORYTELLING TO INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES AND GLOBAL AUDIENCES TO ENHANCE CULTURAL EXCHANGE AND ARTISTIC FREEDOM. 3" x 2" Support Native Pride Productions! PowWows.com partners with Native Pride Productions.
FREE Shipping Add comfort and style to any adventure with this beautifully designed folding stool featuring a vibrant Native-style pattern. Weighing just 2 pounds, this sturdy seat folds down to a compact 3” x 10”, making it ideal for people on the go. Whether you’re heading to a powwow, camping trip, fishing day, picnic, or festival, this collapsible stool is your perfect companion. It’s easy to open and close with a simple twist-and-pull mechanism, and the height is fully adjustable to meet your comfort. Features: • Striking Design: Bold Southwestern-style print on the seat cover for a unique, cultural touch. • Ultra-Portable: Weighs only 2 lbs and folds into a compact size for easy transport. • Adjustable Height: Customize the height with a secure locking system for all ages and activities. • Multi-Use: Great for camping, hiking, hunting, BBQs, tailgates, festivals, pow wows, and more. • Durable Build: Strong enough for everyday use with a stable, non-slip base. Take it anywhere.
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