There was lots of dancing and drumming.
Lots of dancing and colorful traditional dress.
This pretty rainbow hued dress reminded me of Joseph and The Amazing Technicolor Coat.
Here is my personal favorite, a "jingle dress", made with rolled up pieces of metal, traditionally from tobacco tins.
I greatly enjoyed my first visit to the Hart Park Pow Wow and look forward to next year, especially the bead and crafts booths.
(Yes, I bought some lovely turquoise, shell, silver, and coral beads. I am like Mrs.Spit in a good yarn store, hopeless and helpless when faced with the raw materials of my craft.)What cool cultural goings-on are happening in your neck of the woods?
Thank you so much, and if you would like to see my Jewish Mother culture at work, please stop by The Motivation Station today for my homemade Chicken Noodle Soup recipe and more. Thank you again.
8 comments:
Looks like this was a wonderful event. I love learning of other cultures so would have loved to have gone to something like this.
Wow! Lots to see there! Great pictures!
ooh wow!!!
looks like an amazing experience!
thanks for sharing those wonderful photos!!
Thanks for letting me experience this from afar!
Beautiful stuff.
I went to a pow wow once and my favorite was the jingle dress too! I really enjoyed the experience when I went!
Wow - that looks like so much fun!!
As a university student with a minor in Native Studies, I totally loved the pictures. Such a beautiful and authentic culture.
How Fun!! this time of year we have the Civil War Reenactment and the Renaissance Fair... :)
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