Celebrate First Nations heritage and veterans with the 19th annual Intertribal Student Council Powow on Saturday, April 12.
Courtesy of Fourth Estate
Typically held in spring, powwows were often celebrations of new life and a time for families to hold naming and honor ceremonies. With singing, dancing and friendship, powwows are still an important part of First Nations culture and are held for a variety of reasons.
The Intertribal Student Council Powwow will pay special tribute to First Nations veterans. This free event is being held at the Kress Events Center. Doors open at 10 a.m. with Grand Entries at 1 and 7 p.m. A free feast will be served at 5 p.m. at the Richard Mauthe Center.
For information, contact Clinton Isham at ishacd09@uwgb.edu or (920) 412-2404, or Alan Caldwell at ajcaldwell48@gmail.com or (715) 851-7508.
Sponsors are Wisconsin Public Radio and UWGB’s Intertribal Student Council, Office of the Provost, Dean of Students Office, SUFAC, American Intercultural Center, Office of Student Life and the Kress Events Center.
