44th Annual LIHA Fall Powwow
Nov. 27-28, 2010
Lamar-Dixon Expo Center ~ Gonzales, LA ~ 4-H Building ~ Rain or Shine!
Plan ahead for a Thanksgiving weekend of celebrating American Indian heritage - America's heritage - with audience, exhibition and contest dancing, music, storytelling and much more.
The Louisiana Indian Heritage presents its 44th Annual Fall Powwow Nov. 27-28, 2010, rain or shine, in the 4-H Building at the Lamar-Dixon Expo Center in Gonzales, LA.
Download the 2010 Fall Powwow Flyer (22mb, PDF)
The powwow is a family-friendly event in an alcohol and drug-free environment, open to everyone, regardless of ethnic origin. Bring your kids to learn about the rich culture that is so much a part of American history.
The American Indian warrior culture holds the military, veterans and first responders in highest esteem, and honors them in every session.
If the annual Black Friday shopping ordeal is getting old, why not do your Christmas shopping at our Indian Market, featuring choice Native American crafts, jewelry, music, clothing and artwork for your friends and family.
Powwow highlights include:
- Golden Age, Rabbit Dance and Switch Dance Contests
- Intertribal Dancing
- Gourd Dancing
- Native American crafts and craft demonstrations
- Food - including fry bread and Indian tacos
- Exhibitions
- Storytelling
- Children's activities
All Drums, Lodges and Princesses are invited. The head staff for the fall powwow is TBA.