24th Annual Seafair Indian Days POW WOW! July 17-19, 2009 Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center
Discovery Park ~ Seattle, Washington
The United Indians of All Tribes Foundation holds this annual celebration on the beautiful grounds of Discovery Park, Seattle, Washington. The Pow Wow averages 400 - 600 dancers in full regalia, 25 drum groups, and 10,000 spectators which come to celebrate the richness of the Native American culture.
In addition to the dancers, more than 60 vendors showcasing a wide array of Native American arts and crafts which include jewelry, carvings, intricate beadwork, artwork, tapes, CD's, and T-shirts.
The Pow Wow includes:
TRADITIONAL SINGING
DANCE CONTESTS
DRUM CONTEST
ARTS AND CRAFTS
FOOD BOOTHS
SALMON BAKE and FRY BREAD CROWNING OF SEAFAIR POW WOW PRINCESS
Watch short video produced by The Stranger covering last year's Pow Wow:
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Camping will be available as space allows. No fires or cooking stoves are permitted. Minimal showers, potable water and portapotties are on site. Tents and tipis are allowed, but bring your own tipi poles.
Volunteer at the Pow Wow by sending an email to volunteer (at) unitedindians (dot) org or call J.J. at 206-829-2220 x1234. Download a volunteer application.
For general information or questions, call (206) 285-4425 x1035 or email, Pow Wow Co-Chair, Pam Nason.
Click here for directions to Daybreak Star Cultural Center
