• JULY 22-24, 2005:Midnight Sun Intertribal Powwow. Fairbanks, Alaska. Traditional powwow. Bob Gilcrease, 907-456-2245, http://www.midnightsunpowwow.org or info@midnightsunpowwow.org .

• APRIL 23-24, 2005:Native Solutions 7th Annual Intertribal Powwow. Oxford Lake Park , AL. Host Drum-TBA, M/C-Gary Smith, A/D-Buck Tucker, Head Veteran - Jerry "Smitty" Smith. Native American Warrior Society and Honor Guard. Sat 10-7, grand entry 11:00; Sun 10-6, grand entry 12:00 Admission $5-adults; elders 65 and up & children 12 and under-free. Tony 256- 835-0110, Mark or Ruth 256- 820-6315, ravenspiritwalker@yahoo.com or thunderhawk2062@yahoo.com .
  
  
• NOVEMBER 18-20, 2005:1st People's Celebration Intertribal Gathering. 5622 U.S. 231 South, National Peanut Festival Fairgrounds, Dothan, Alabama. Tracy Byrd Miller, 334-677-5022 or tbyrdcreations@earthlink.net.

• MARCH 3-5, 2005:Canyon Echo Powwow 9th Annual. All drums and dancers are WELCOME! Chinle Community Center, Arizona. Alfed Nelson & Kee Chee, 928-674-9407.
  
  
• MARCH 19, 2005:2005 Youth Fest Powwow. Chinle Community Center Chinle (Navajo Nation), Arizona. All drum groups and dancers are welcome. Willander Charley, 928- 674-2064 or Charley_98@lycos.com.
  
  

• MARCH 25-27, 2005:Circle of Friends Intertribal. Forrest City, Arkansas. Free camping - 4 legged Family Welcome.Vendor and Dancer Information Packs by request. Laura, 810- 579-5250 (please leave a message) or dallen02@gfn.org .

• MARCH 4-6, 2005:25th Annual Strong Heart Society. San Pasqual High School Football Field, Winterhaven, CA. Sponsors-Paradise Casino/Quechan Nation. Faron Owl, 760-572-0222 or indianEd.@icoe.k12.ca.us.
  
  
• APRIL 2-3, 2005:35th Annual UC Davis Powwow. UC Davis Recreation Hall, Sat 10-midnight. Judy LaDeaux, 530-752-6656 or jaladeaux@ucdavis.edu.
  
  
• APRIL 17, 2005:Modesto Junior College Annual Powwow. Always the third Sunday in April. Modesto Junior College East Campus. Featured Northern Host Drum Black Eagle. Eric Anthony Ivory, 209-575-6770 or ivorye@yosemite.cc.ca.us or http://www.gomjc.org.
  
  
• MAY 7-8, 2005:Mariposa Powwow. Mariposa Fair Grounds, Mariposa California. Next to Yosemite National Park. Penny Long, 209-742-2244 or kbull@sti.net.
  
  
• JULY 15-17, 2005:10th Big Bear All Nations. Los Vaqueros Rodeo Arena Off Hwy 38 and Zaca Rd., Big Bear City, CA. Contest Powwow. Faye Roman 909-797-1593. gfuentes@craftonhills.edu.

• FEBRUARY 5, 2005:Fellowship Powwow at Island Grove Park. 4-H Building, 501N. 14th Ave., Greeley, Colorado.Admission: $4. includes dinner. John Cochran, 970-284-5835 or http://www.alterNativeVoices.org.
  
  
• APRIL 9-10, 2005:13th Annual Spring Contest Powwow and Indian Market. Larimer County Fairgrounds, 1st National Bank Exhibition Hall, CrossRoads Ave., Loveland, Colorado. Jan, 970- 498-0290. Vendors: Deb, 970- 224-2356. ncipa@fortnet.org or http://www.fortnet.org/PowWow/NCIPA_powwow.html.

• APRIL 3, 2005:14th Annual Light the Lodge Powwow. University of Connecticut, Gampel Pavilion, Storrs, Connecticut. 11:00am-5:00pm, Grand Entry at Noon. Erica Berg, 203-530-0940, http://www.uconn.edu/storrsdirect.html or erica.berg@uconn.edu.

• JANUARY 28-30, 2005:3rd Annual Mystic Eagle Powwow. Oscar Scherer State Park, Osprey, Florida. Festival and contests, Dance Drum Tepee. Julie Norris, 941-485-9072 or jno8363406@aol.com.
  
  
• FEBRUARY 4-6, 2005:The First Intertribal Native American Powwow City of Chattahoochee, Florida, Chattahoochee City Park. Free to the public. Billy Johnson, 850-663-8000 or http://www.ci.chattahoochee.fl.us.
  
  
• FEBRUARY 11-13, 2005: Powwow.Cox-Osceola Indian Reservation, Orange Springs, Fl 32182. White Fawn, 352-546-5525.
  
  
• MARCH 4-6, 2005:Thundering Spirit Powwow. Renninger's Twin Markets, Highway 441 Mount Dora, Florida. Special guest: NAMA flutist Tommy Wildcat. Tony or Myra Ledford, 800 619-0045 Ex:t 61. http://thunderingspirit.tripod.com/index.html.
  
  
• MAY 6-8, 2005:Mothers Day Native American Powwow. Withlacoochee River Park, Dade City, Florida 33525. Come and enjoy the week-in with us. Mittie Wood, 352-583-3388 or mvto@earthlink.net.
  
  
• MAY 27-29, 2005:Memorial Day Powwow. 25th Semi-Annual Intertribal Competition. Powwow is located on the tribal grounds 3733 County Rd 2321, Lyn Haven, Fl.32444, North of Deerpoint Dam. Rocky Two Feathers, 850-547-4348 or twofeathers_2000@yahoo.com.

• MARCH 11-13, 2005: 1st Annual Red Nation Intertribal Powwow. Clinton Farms Nature Preserve, Winston, GA. Ed Nichols, 770-489-7263 or vikingbunch@aol.com.
  
  
• APRIL 30-MAY 1, 2005: 2nd Annual Native American Festival. Old Mill Pond, Aragon, GA. Jerry Stroup, 770-748-8816 or jhawk2s@netscape.net.
  
  
• MAY 6-7, 2005: Augusta Powwow. AJCC on Three J Road, Augusta GA. Billy Medeiros, 706-394-1221 or krazywilly@knology.net.
  
  
• SEPTEMBER 22-24, 2005: Tama Inter-Tribal Powwow 2005. Tama Tribal Town, 107 Tall Pine Dr., Whigham, Ga. 39897. 229-762-3169, tamapw2005@yahoo.com or http://www.muskogee-heritage.tripod.com.
  
  
• NOVEMBER 5-6, 2005: 6th Annual Stone Mountain Powwow & Indian Festival. Stone Mountain Park, 16 miles east of Atlanta, GA. Over $15,000 in Dance Prize Money, Linda Whittington, 770-413-5066 or http://www.stonemountainpark.com.

• OCTOBER 8-9, 2005: Kauai Powwow. Kapaa Beach Park on Kauai, Hawaii. Native American and Native Hawaiian-made crafts, clothing, food, musical instruments and hands-on activities. Native American dancing all day. Ten a.m. to sundown both days.808-335-5427 or kauaipowwow@yahoo.com.

• APRIL 15-17, 2005: Boise State Seven Arrows Powwow. Boise , ID. Lee Boyle, 208-859-2500 or Dlboyle@fiberpipe.net .

• JUNE 24-26, 2005: 6th Annual New Windsor Intertribal Powwow. New Windsor, Illinois. Rodeo Grounds & Village Park. Free camping & showers. Jeannie Herbert, 309 667-2214 or tribtres@winco.net or http://www.ciopo-inc.com.
  
  
• AUGUST 13, 2005: 10th Annual Honor the Mounds Gathering. Beattie Park, down town Rockford, ILL. 10 am-4 pm. Free to public. Mac Venn, 815-282-3877 or cnia123gww@aol.com.
  
  
• AUGUST 20-21, 2005: 49th Annual O-Sa-Wan Powwow. Boone County Fairgrounds, 8791 SR-76, Belvidere, Illinois. Gates open: Noon Saturday, 10 am Sunday. Mike Hayford & Chris Stoltman, 847-721-6891, 630-202-2046 or osawanpw@hotmail.com or http://www.mascoutin.com.

• APRIL 1-3, 2005: 4th Annual Indiana University First Nations Powwow. Bloomington , IN. IU Fieldhouse, Fee Lane & 17th Street on the north side of campus. Wesley Thomas, Ph.D., 812-855-3862 or fniu@indiana.edu or http://www.iub.edu/~fniu.
  
  
• JULY 16-17, 2005: White Buffalo society 6th Annual traditional Gaston Fair Grounds, Gaston Indiana. I-69 to SR 28 E., follow the signs. John Mohrman, 419-629-2045 or http://www.whitebuffalosociety.org.

• JULY 12-14, 2005: Meskwaki Proclamation Day Powwow. Tama , IA. Dean WhiteBreast, 641-484-4912.

• FEBRUARY 26, 2005:Winter Powwow. Pierson Park Community Center, 1800 S. 55th St., Kansas City, KS. Dick Porch 913-888-1563, rporch@sbcglobal.net or http://www.kc-icmn.org/6955/2005.winter.powwow.html.

• June 17th - 19th
  Tribal Crossroads Pow Wow
  Grayson Country Agricultural & Recreational Park
  5 miles south of
  Leitchfield, KY
  270-286-8545
  http://www.kyshores.com/powwow

• SEPTEMBER 23-25, 2005: 2005 Richmond Powwow. Lake Reba Recreational Complex; Richmond, Kentucky. Intertribal Powwow. Scotty Saltsman, 859-626-0825 or http://www.homestead.com/richmondpowwowassn.

• APRIL 2-3, 2005: 4 th Annual Spirit of Lee Kic Kee Cherokee & Intertribal Powwow. Minden , Louisiana. Competition Dance, Native crafts & food. Charles Turner, 318-377-4806 or turn107@bellsouth.net.
  
  
• APRIL 15-17, 2005: 39th Annual LIHA Spring Powwow. Hidden Oaks Campground, Robert, Louisiana. Dance, Drum and LIHA Princess contests. Camping reservations: Nita 985-345-9244. Andi Randazzo, 504-367-1375 or andi4769@aol.com.

• JANUARY 15, 2005: Morning Star Celebration, Benefit Powwow for St/ Labre Indian School. John Carroll School, Bel Air, MD. Doors open at 11am, Grand Entry at 1pm. Gary Scholl, 410-838-8333 ex2002 or glsjcs@yahoo.com.
  
  
• AUGUST 4, 2005: Perry Point. Perryville, Maryland. 410-658-1918 or oldcrow7@zoominternet.net.

• MAY 14-15, 2005:UNACC's 10th Annual Unity Days Powwow. 29 Antietam St., (Fort) Devens, MA. All drums invited, vendors by invitation. Lorena Novak, 978-772-1306 or http://www.intergate.com/~unacc/unacc.html.
  
  
• JULY 4, 2005: Mashpee Wampanoag Homecoming Powwow 2005. 1048 great Neck Rd. South Mashpee, Massachusetts. Dance and Drum Contest, food and craft. Charles Foster, 508-477-0208, x203 or http://www.Mashpeewampanoagtribe.com.
  
  
• SEPTEMBER 4-5, 2005: Seaconke Wampanoag Nations Powwow. Rehoboth, Mass. Wolf Truth Seeker, rfgmfgco@hotmail.com.

• MARCH 19-20, 2005: 13th Annual Learning to Walk Together Traditional Powwow. Vandament Arena, Northern Michigan, University, Marquette, Michigan. Peggie Shelifo, 906-227-1397 or cnas@nmu.edu.
  
  
• JULY 8-10, 2005: 1st Annual Big Bay "In Celebration of the Seven Generations" Powwow. Big Bay , MI. Located on the southern shore of Lake Superior, approximately 25 miles north of Marquette, in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Grand Entry starts at 7:00 pm on Thursday, the 8th, at 1:00 pm and at 7:00 pm on Friday, the 9th, and at 1:00 pm on Saturday, the 10th. Registration fees for traders/crafters space is $20. Sue, 906-869-3859 or kabooby3@yahoo.com.
  
  
• JULY 23-24, 2005: City By the Water. Bay City, Michigan,. Camping available. Sandi Harrington, 989-684-8311 or natam2000@hotmail.com.
  
  
• JULY 29-31, 2005: 2nd Annual Big Bay "In Celebration of the Seven Generations" Powwow. Big Bay (Marquette County), Michigan. Traditional. Free & open to public. Susan Stockwell, 906-226-0906 or kabooby3@yahoo.com.

• APRIL 16, 2005: 16th Annual American Indian Student Association Traditional Powwow. Blakeslee Stadium Minnesota State University, Mankato MN. Grand Entries at 1pm and 7pm. Erin, 507-3820-1961 or aisa@mnsu.edu.
  
  
• JULY 16-17, 2005: 20th Annual Bear Creek Traditional Powwow. Olmsted County History Center, 1195 West Circle Drive SW, Rochester, MN. Jim Wilson or Carol Timmers, 507-732-5941/507-367-2697, nacsemn@earthlink.net or http://www.nacsm.org/.
  
  
• AUGUST 19-21, 2005: 39th Annual Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe Traditional Powwow. Iskigamizigan Pow Wow Grounds, North of Grand Casino Mille Lacs, Onamia, MN. Vendors: Beth Hanlon 1-800-746-9805. Mary Jo Jennings, 1-800-626-5825 or http://www.millelacsojibwe.org.

• FEBRUARY 25-26, 2005: USM-GEIS 3rd Annual Powwow. University of Southern Mississippi, Loyalty Field or Payne Center (rain site). Contests, Dancing, Food, Arts & Crafts. Joseph Bohanon, GEIS Faculty Adviser, 601-266-4173 or a Joseph.Bohanon@usm.edu.

• MAY 14, 2005:Lost Creek May Powwow. 11.00 to Dusk. Eastern Shawnee Powwow Ground behind the BorderTown BingoHall in Seneca, Missouri. Social Dance only NO contesting. Larry or Glen, 918-666-2789 or llippitt@yahoo.com.
  
  
• MAY 27-29, 2005: Upper Current River Powwow. East 10th St. Salem, Missouri. 30 Minutes South of Interstate 44 from Rolla or St James Mo. All proceeds and/or donations will go to the awareness and renovation of the NEW Cultural Center located on the grounds. All Dancers and Drums Welcome. John Watson, 573 729-2233, 573 729-3801 or http://westerncherokeenation.org/events.shtml.
  
  
• JUNE 24-26, 2005: Heart of the Thunderbird-14 Annual Native American Powwow. Central Missouri Regional Fairgrounds, Rolla, Missouri. Need Vendors and Dancers-not contest powwow. Mona Murphy-Chair Person, 573-422-6383 or lenapemona@yahoo.com.

• JULY 14-17, 2005: Annual Wahcinca Dakota Oyate Celebration. Poplar, Montana. Sunee, 460-672-5462 or wahcinca@nativeweb.org

• January 14, 2006 : Morning Star Celebration. 
  A benefit pow wow for St Labre Indian School of Ashland , MT
  
  Location – John Carroll School , 703 Churchville Rd. Bel Air , MD 21014  
  Times – doors open 11 AM, Gourd Dancing 12:20 PM, Grand Entry 1 PM  
  Contact – Gary Scholl 410-838-8333 ex2002, or email glsjcs@yahoo.com  
                                         ALL ARE WELCOME

   

• JULY 28-31, 2005: 139th Annual Homecoming Celebration. Winnebago , NE. Winnebago Tribe, 402-878-2272 http://www.winnebagotribe.com or info@Winnebagotribe.com

• FEBRUARY 25-27, 2005: 11th Annual Avi Kwa Ame Powwow. Laughlin , NV. Bird Dancing & Dancing Contest - Friday Night 7:00 p.m. in the AVI PAVILION (Big White Tent on West Side of Casino). Grand Entry - Sat 1:00 p.m. & 7:00 p.m./Sunday 1:00 p.m. Vendors, Debbie Bricker, 760-629-4591 or avikwaamepowwow@yahoo.com .

• FEBRUARY 11-13, 2005: Jicarilla Day Powwow. Dulce , NM. Vietnam Veterans Memorial Gym. Drum contest, dancing contest in all categories, Juniors, Teens. Grand Entry 7pm Friday, 12 noon & 7pm Saturday, 12 noon Sunday. Eldina Pesata 505-759-1651 or 505- 860-1874. Vendors, Nicolette Pesata, 505-759-1765 or 505-486-7029.
  
  
• MAY 7-8, 2005: 5th Annual Socorro Mother's Day Contest Powwow. Clarke Field, Socorro , NM. Grand Entry: Saturday- 7pm, Sunday: 1 pm. Gourd Dancing, Saturday 12 pm - 4:30 pm & 6pm-7pm All ladies will be honored on Mother's Day. Bring your own chairs. Vendor info, Lori Scholes, 505-854-3091 or APMlady2@AOL.com.

• APRIL 30-MAY 1, 2005:Keepers of the Circle Powwow. 1180 Main St., Rotterdam Junction, NY, 12150. Need venders and dancers. Ada Jonhson,518-393-1434 or http://www.keepersofthecircle.com.

• JUNE 16-19, 2005:United Cherokee Ani-Yun-Wiya Nations Powwow. Jaycee Park, Reidsville, N.C. across from Farmers Table Rest. Donnie Freeman, 336-212-6418 or nickise34@aol.com.

• FEBRUARY 18-20, 2005: Bismarck Mandan Midwinter Powwow. Ft. Yates , ND. Vivian Gillette/ Kathy Johnson, 701-255-3285, bismarckmandan_powwow@yahoo.com or http://www.geocities.com/bismarckmandan_powwow/.
  
  
• JULY 29-31, 2005: Spirit Lake Oyate 38th Annual Powwow. Fort Totten , ND. Mike Thompson, 701-351-7421.

• MAY 14-15, 2005:NAIVC 2nd Annual Intertribal Powwow. Rittman High School Auditorium, 100 Saurer Street, Rittman, Ohio 44270. Doors Open 10am. Jack Lyons, Sr. or Chris Lyons, 330-825-7796 or NAIVC1@aol.com.
  
  
• MAY 29-30, 2005:23rd Annual Moon When The Ponies Shed Powwow. Franklin Co. Fairgrounds Exit 13 I 270, Hilliard,Ohio. NAICCO Po Box 07705 Columbus,OH 43207. Native American Indian Center Of Central Ohio, 614-443-6120 or naicco@aol.com.
  
  
• JUNE 4-5, 2005: Sixth Annual Rocky Fork Powwow. Kimbolton, Ohio. Michelle Hill, 740-439-4359 or sfc.crg@verizon.net orhttp://www.rockyforkpowwow.freewebspace.com.
  
  
• JUNE 17-19, 2005: 11th Annual Competition Powwow. Edgewater Park 8701 Lakeshore Blvd. N.E. Cleveland, Ohio 44108. Vendor applications available. Robert Roche, 216-351-4488, Aiecinc@aol.com or Aiecc.net .
  
  
• AUGUST 6-7, 2005: Shawnee Nation Woodland Summer Powwow. Zane Shawnee Caverns, 5092 SR 540, Bellefontaine,Ohio 43311. All people and nations welcome. Tracking Wolf, 937-592-9592.
  
  
• SEPTEMBER 10-11, 2005: Spirit of the Bison Pow Wow Austinburg, Ohio, Check our website for more details. Joe, 216-408-9211, klaatu2u@sbcglobal.net or http://www.freewebs.com/bisonpowwow.

• FEBRUARY 4-5, 2005:The Wilma Wells Family 3rd Annual Powwow. Apache Fair Building, Apache, OK. Contest Powwow. Dolly Nestell, 580-695-4753 or nestell07@yahoo.com.
  
  
• FEBRUARY 5, 2005:Annual Honoring Our Peoples Existence Annual Spring Club Powwow. Sequoyah High School Gym, Tahlequah, OK. Vendor $25 plus a Raffle item. Gloria Matthews or James Nells, 918-456-0631 or rachel-chouteau@cherokee.nation.
  
  
• APRIL 1-2, 2005: D.C.I.Y.C. 5th Annual Scholarship Contest Powwow. Jay High School Gymn, Jay, OK. Shari Kamp, 918- 253-6357 or jayjellybean@yahoo.com.
  
  

• June 3rd - 5th
  Red Earth
  Oklahoma State Fair Park
  Oklahoma City, OK
  405-427-5228
  

   
• JULY 7-10, 2005:42nd Annual Sac & Fox Powwow. Stroud, OK. Dance Contests, Drum Contest, Mary Ann Anque Memorial Switch Dance Contest, '49' Contest. http://www.freewebs.com/sacandfoxpowwow or sacandfoxpowwow@hotmail.com.
  
  
• AUGUST 5-6, 2005:29th Annual Bell Powwow. Bell Community near Stilwell, OK. Contest Powwow. Thomas Muskrat, 918-696-4480 or nancyteacherbe@hotmail.com.

• JUNE 3-5,2005: Celebrating Traditions. Oakridge, Oregon. Native American Arts and Culture. Nakima Kerchee, 541-367-2227 as soon as possible for more details. Space & performance times limited!

• APRIL 9-10, 2005:New Faces of an Ancient People: Traditional American Indian Powwow. Mt. Nittany Middle School, State College, PA (please see website for directions). John Sanchez, 814-863-7994, apache@psu.edu or http://www.powwow.psu.edu.
  
  
• APRIL 23, 2005:Native American Festival at Graeme Park. 10 am to 6 pm. 859 County Line Road, Horsham, PA 19044. Admission Charged. Featuring Native Nations Dance Theater. 215-343-0965, ra-graemepark@state.pa.us or http://www.ushistory.org/graeme.
  
  
• MAY 6-8, 2005:Mason Dixon 2nd Intertribal Benefit Powwow. Mason Dixon Fairgrounds on Route 74 (Delta Rd) in Delta, PA (right on the MD/PA line). Competition & non-competition Dancing. Donna Dorn-Collectors Kingdom Native American Culture Center, 410-452-8500 or 717-817-6288, or 89 or ckingdom@earthlink.net.
  
  
• MAY 7-8, 2005:Spring Corn Festival. 2825 Fish Hatchery Rd., Allentown, PA. Grand engrance at 12 noon. Lenni Lenape Historical Society, 610-797-2121 or ww.lenape.org.
  
  
• MAY 28-30, 2005:5th Annual Trout Run Trade Fair & Festival. Trout Run, PA, just off Rt 15 north of Williamsport. Jim Peacewalker, 570 398 1771, jpeacewalker@chilitech.net or Robert Straywolf, 570 995 5177.
  
  
• AUGUST 20-21, 2005:Roasting Corn Festival. Lenni Lenape Historical Society, 2825 Fish Hatchery Rd., Allentown, PA. Grand entrance at 12 noon. Lenni Lenape Historical Society, 610-797-2121 or ww.lenape.org.
  
  
• OCTOBER 15-16, 2005:A Time For Thanksgiving Festival. Lenni Lenape Historical Society, 2825 Fish Hatchery Rd., Allentown, PA. Grand entrance at 12 noon. Lenni Lenape Historical Society, 610-797-2121 or ww.lenape.org.

• APRIL 8-9, 2005: Western Week Rodeo and Powwow South Congree, South Carolina. Free Powwow Sat. from 11pm to 4pm. Marcy Link, Junofthemoon@aol.com.

• June 9th - 12th
  17th Oglala Lakota Vietnam Veterans
  Pow-wow Grounds
  Pine Ridge, SD
  605-867-5762
  
• Oglala Commeration http://www.geocities.com/lakotastudentalliance/lsa_4Oglala2005Event.html
  June 26, 2005 - Oglala SD. Annual Event Sponsored by the Lakota Student Alliance
  
• FEBRUARY 26, 2005: South Dakota State University Powwow. Brookings , SD. One day contest Pow wow put on by the SDSU Native American Club. 1st five drums are guaranteed $125. Steven Matin, 605-688-6129.

• JANUARY 14-16, 2005: 1st Annual Tennessee American Indian WinterFest & Powwow. Shelbyville, Tennessee at Calsonic Indoor Arena. Contest including Drum Contest/ Concert. Barbara Burch, 931-461-2843, tuhaniesa@charter.net or http://tennesseewinterfestpowwow.gem-of-r.com.
  
  
• AUGUST 1-5, 2005: Gathering Of All Nations. Wilder, TN. Needing drummers ,venders, dancers. Mae Bergeron, 931-445-3748 or softwolfeyes@hotmail.com

• ONGOING-1st Sunday of Every Month: Talking Circle. Clear Lake City Recreation Center, 16511 Diana Lane in the Clear Lake City Subdivision near Johnson Space Center. Pot-Luck Dinner 5:00 p.m. Grand Entry 6:00 p.m. Spirit Bear Woman, 832-878-0608 or dances_with_salmon@hotmail.com.
  
  
• FEBRUARY 17-19, 2005: Alabama-Coushatta Sequicentennial Celebration Powwow. Alabama-Coushatta Ballpark in Livingston, Texas. Gabe Bullock, 936-563-4280 accelebration@yahoo.com.
  
  
• APRIL 9, 2005: SU Native Spring Powwow. Southwestern University. Georgetown, Texas. Ben Nava, ldnava@msn.com.
  
  
• MAY 15, 2005: Ceremony of 8,000 Drums. Cowtown Coliseum at the Fort Worth Stockyards, 121 E. Exchange Ave., Fort Worth, TX 76106. Margaret Donnally, 214-630-9511, carinna_west10 or http://www.sacredhealingwomen.com/8000drumceremony.html.

• MARCH 4-5, 2005: Southern Utah University Powwow. Cedar City , UT. Olivia Lansing, 435-526-7772, liv0919@hotmail.com or http://www.suu.edu/orgs/nasa.
  
  
• APRIL 2, 2005: CES 3rd Annual Contest Powwow. Montezuma Creek , UT. Emerson Nakai, 435-651-3425 or nakai_emerson@mce.sanjuan.k12.ut.us.
  
  
• JUNE 30-JULY 3, 2005: 37th Annual Ute 4th of July Powwow. Ft. Duchesne Powwow Grounds. Contest Powwow, Drum Contest 1st $4K-4t. Highway 40, 8 miles E. of Roosevelt, 6 hours W. of Denver Colorado, 3 hours E. of Salt Lake City, 35 miles W. of Vernal, Utah. On the Uintah & Ouray Reservation. Hwy 40 runs through the reservation. No admission. Bring a folding chair, shade is provided with plenty of Native American Arts & Crafts and plenty of food booths to enjoy. Host Drums: Big Bear: Alberta Canada, Tha Tribe: Lawrence KA, The Boyz: St.Paul MN, Red Sprirt: Hilltop UT. Drum Contest:1st $4,000, 2nd $3,000, 3rd $2,000, 4th $1,000. Food Booths $400, Arts & Crafts $300. Ron Cuch, 435-722-8541 or utebulletin@ubtanet.com.
  
  
• AUGUST 26-28, 2005: 7th Annual Native American Association of West Valley Festival & Contest Powwow. Granger Park; 3500 South 3600 West, West Valley City, Utah. Everyone Welcome and bring own chairs. Harry James Sr., 801-955-1089 or harryjamessr@hotmail.com.

• APRIL 23, 2005:5th Annual Celebration of Life for All People Pow- wow. Red Wing Park, Virginia Beach, VA. 11am - 7pm. Debra Vick 757-427-2990 or dvick@vbgov.com.

• 3RD SATURDAY EVERY MONTH, 2005: Chief Leschi Powwow. Puyallup, Washington. Jasmine, Hotcheerchick699@aol.com.
  
  
• JANUARY 15-16, 2005: Spokane Indian Reservation 123rd Anniversary Celebration. Alex Sherwood Memorial Community Center, Wellpinit, WA. Spokane Indian Reservation. 1881 Warriors Special 1st Place $1,000. Inez Hubert, 509-258-7253.
  
  
• FEBRUARY 28-29, 2005: Stan Purser Memorial Powwow. Port Gamble S'Klallam Tribal Center, Kingston, Washington. 360 297-2646.

• JULY 23-24, 2005:OTNA Festival/Powwow. Winfield , WV. Spirit Horse, 304-757-3070 or southeastotna@yahoo.com .
  
  
• SEPTEMBER 10-11, 2005:Sixth Annual Honoring the Winged Ones Powwow Celebration. Bunner Ridge Park, Fairmont, West Virginia. Proceeds benefit the WVRRC. Jessica or Aaron Dailey, 304-292-4874, Shawneeslady04@aol.com or http://www.WVRRC.org.

• APRIL 2, 2005:Wunk Sheek Annual Spring Powwow. University of Wisconsin-Madison, Kohl Center- Nicholas Johnson Pavilion. Event free and open to the Public. Nicole Soulier, 608-358-2184 or wunksheek0203@yahoo.com.
  
  
• APRIL 9, 2005:13th Annual Intertribal Student Council Powwow. Phoenix Sports Center, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, 2420 Nicolet Dr., Green Bay, WI 54311-7001.Kathryn Newbanks, 920-465-2022 or newbkr10@uwgb.edu.
  
  
• APRIL 16, 2005:University of Wisconsin-Superior 16th Annual AISO Powwow. Wessman Arena, Superior, WI. Grand Entries: 1 & 7 p.m. Feast: 5 p.m. Angie, 715-394-8007, niimimemengwaa@mail.com or http://www.angelfire.com/wi3/aiso.
  
  
• SEPTEMBER 9-11, 2005:Indian Summer Powwow. Maier Festival Park, Milwaukee's Lakefront, Milwaukee, WI. Diana or Del Porter, 414-645-6487 or opichikwe@hotmail.com.

CANADA

• JANUARY 14-16, 2005: Bearspaw First Nation Powwow Bearspaw Equestrian Centre, Morley, Alberta, Canada. Rod Hunter, 403- 881-0023 or http://www.geocities.com/bearspawpowwow.
  
  
• FEBRUARY 19-20, 2005: International Peace Powwow 2005. Enmax Centre, 2510 Scenic Dr. South Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada. Mary Ann Crow Healy, 403-327-6807, Fax: 403-327-5095, blackfoot@shawbiz.ca or http://www.blackfoot.ca.

• MAY 6-8, 2005: Mother's Day Powwow. Vancouver, BC. Arts and crafts powwow competition. Fabian Braveheart, 604 657-7403 or fabianman2@yahoo.ca.
  
  
• JULY 22-24, 2005: Badger's Traditional Powwow/ Nicola Gathering. Shalus Arbor, 10 TO 15 minutes from Merritt, BC. Everyone Welcome. Badger, 250-378-6982 or badgerstraditionalpowwow@hotmail.com.
  
  
• AUGUST 19-21, 2005: Cariboo Contest Powwow. Williams Lake Indian Band Camp Site, Williams Lake, BC Canada on the Williams Lake band reserve. Craft's, drummers, dancers, and everyone welcome. Good prize money for both dancers and drummers. Lot's of crafts, great food and great people and everyone will have a good time. John Terbasket or Carinna West, 250-305-2365 or carinna_west10@hotmail.com.

• JULY 30-31, 2005: Anishinabe Powwow. Val-d'Or, Quebec Canada. Marilyn Jerome, 819-736-4501 or mjerome_cnals@yahoo.ca.

• MAY 20-22, 2005: Painted Hand Casino 5th Annual Indoor Powwow. Parkland Agriplex, Yorkton, Saskatchewan. Kimberley Lavallee, 306-786-6777 or kimberley.lavallee@siga.sk.ca.

• AUGUST 26,27,28, 2005

  OCEAN MAN FIRST NATION POW WOW, STOUGHTON , SK

  Ocean Man First Nation Pow wow located 21 Klms North of Stoughton , SK.

  Contact:  Chief Connie Big Eagle at 306-457-2990 
  or band office 306-457-2679.

  Host Drum:  BirdTail Sioux

  !!!!!!DRUM CONTEST!!!!!!,  !!!!! DANCE CONTEST !!!!!!

  Vendors:  Weekend Rate for Crafts:  $400,  Weekend Rate for Food Consessions:  $600

  No Admission Fee, camping available

  !!!!!! SPECIALS:  Cultural Fusion!  Team Dance!  Cross Over by Powwows.com Princess Angel Parisier/Eaglevoice.  
  More specials to be announced at Pow wow

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