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POW WOW ETIQUETTE Attending a Native Pow Wow is an awesome experience, especially if you know its meaning. However, there are certain things that are expected and appreciated when attending the celebration. Proper Pow Wow etiquette shows respect for Native culture and tradition. pow wow • mary alward • mary • alward • canadian
THE SIX NATIONS OF THE GRAND RIVER The Six Nations of the Grand River is located near Brantford, Ontario. The reserve consists of Native Peoples from the Mohawk, Oneida, Seneca, Tuscarora, Onondaga and Cayuga Nations. If you are ever in southern Ontario be sure to visit this picturesque community. There are many things to see and do here. six nations • grand river • culture • people • native
THE MEANING OF A NATIVE POW WOW Originally, the Pow Wow was a spring event. It was a time to celebrate with dancing and singing. The Pow Wow also had religious significance. It was the perfect time for a naming and the celebration of new birth. mary alward • suite101 • canada • canadian tourism • canadian travel
Crow Fair in Montana To enjoy an authentic Native American event , consider attending Crow Fair, which takes place every August in Crow Agency, Montana, less than an hour from Billings. native americans • indians • rodeo • pow wow • horses
The Voodoo Murder of Pennsylvania I: Background This is what the press called the murder of Nelson Rehmeyer, the Witch of Rehmeyer’s Hollow. The killer’s were John Blymire, 18-year-old Wilbert Hess and 14-year-old John Curry who believed the witch had hexed them. PowWow is the magickal art of the Pennsylvania Dutch used for healing, protection, love and other positive purposes. According to belief, when one is hexed she or he has to find out who cast the hex in order to remove it. Rehmeyer and Blymire were both PowWow doctors, as the magickal practitioners of this art were called. Both were known as healers, although Rehmeyer’s talents were far greater than the younger Blymire’s. Explore the fascinating world of a witchcraft murder and trial unknown to most residents of the Keystone State. paranormal • witchcraft • witches • pennsylvania dutch • hexes
The Voodoo Murder of Pennsylvania II, the Crime and Trial The background as to why Nelson D. Rehmeyer, the Witch of Rehmeyer’s Hollow, was murdered has been set in the first part of the Voodoo Murder of Pennsylvania. While the Pennsylvania Dutch and German populace of the Hexbelt of the commonwealth believed in spells, mainstream society thought this was silly superstition. There had witchcraft trials in Pennsylvania and William Penn sat on the grand jury of one of them, but, this was the 1920s. Judges and other elected officials believed that to give credence to the beliefs of the “superstitious” Dutch would make Pennsylvania the laughingstock of the USA. The court wanted to totally suppress any testimony about witchcraft. The press wrote about the sensational trial. This attracted the attention of lawyer Clarence Darrow of Scopes Monkey Trial Fame. paranormal • murder • witchcraft • witches • hexes
United Tribes International Powwow North Dakota The United Tribes International Powwow in North Dakota is a four day event, September 4-7, 2008. Native American Tribes gather to celebrate their culture in Bismarck, ND. native american • indian tribes • pow wow • north dakota • bismarck nd
Lytton River Festival, British Columbia Every Labour Day Weekend in Lytton BC, visitors and locals gather for a festival. Lytton River Festival is an excellent way to celebrate BC's river heritage with family. lytton river festival • free festivals • lytton bc • farmers market • street entertainment
The Annual Totah Festival and Indian Market Surrounded by the Navajo and Ute Reservations, the City of Farmington is the perfect location for Inter-Tribal pow-wows and arts market. native american • arts and crafts • festivals • markets • navajo rugs
National American Indian Heritage History Month National American Indian Heritage History month is October. Read about the Pow Wow and some misconceptions about the American Indian Heritage. indian • powwow • heritage
Indian Summer Fest Summerfest Grounds Milwaukee Indian Summer Festival on the Summerfest Grounds on the Milwaukee Lakefront. Native American Tribes gather to celebrate their heritage the first weekend in September. indian summer • summerfest grounds • milwaukee festival • native american culture • wisconsin indians
Nevada Day Weekend 2009 in Carson City Nevada Day marks the entry of Nevada into the Union in 1864, and people celebrate all over the Silver State with parades, events, and celebrations for everyone in the fam nevada day • carson city • nevada statehood • pow-wow • carnival rides
Nevada Day Weekend in Carson City, Nevada Nevada Day marks the entry of Nevada into the Union in 1864, and people celebrate all over the Silver State with parades, events, and celebrations. nevada day • carson city • nevada statehood • pow-wow • carnival rides
Second Annual Northern Aboriginal Festival The Second Annual Northern Aboriginal Festival was held from April, 3 to 5, bringing three days of education and celebration. northern aboriginal festival • city of greater sudbury • pow-wows in sudbury • cambrian college • laurentian university
Stick Games and more! There are so many holidays coming up in the next couple of months that in order to try and cover them with optimal time left for which to use them, this and recent articles have had a trifold approach. This article will be divided into three sections. Halloween, even though it's not a holiday, it is an activity-filled children's festivity. The second section will be oriented around November activities, involving American Indian dances and stick games. The third section will offer some links for Christmas activities and Hannukah celebrations. halloween • thanksgiving • christmas • music • lessons
Fun, Funky Summertime Festivals If you're looking for a party, you're in luck. Ohio has a such a variety of summertime festivals, you can find a different reason to celebrate every weekend! ohio • stresing • diane • festival • troy
Minnesota's Small City Festivals Mean Family Fun Everything from berries to birds; everyone from Judy Garland to Bob Dylan seem to be causes for celebrations somewhere in Minnesota. polkafest • land of the loon art show • finnish american summer festival • new ulm oktoberfest • legends & logging days
Summer Adventures in Montana Wide open spaces dotted with wildflowers, Native American Pow Wows, fly fishing, great steaks, friendly people. That's Montana. Grab your boots and go! family solo gay lesbian travel adventures • montana vacations tours trips • visit missoula bigfork montana • native american pow wows montana arizona utah new • isolated places
Oregon Rocks! Some of Oregon's finest attributes lie just beneath the surface. Come see the wonders of Oregon gems and minerals. oregon • suite101.com • sue barton • gems • minerals
Calgary's Best Historical Events, Parks & Venues Places in & around Calgary where family visitors can have pleasant authentic western Canadian historical experiences without mobs, noise & hucksterism. alternatives to the calgary stampede • first nations events around calgary alberta • historical and heritage things to do and see in ca • theme and amusement parks around calgary • cowboys and indians around calgary
Toppenish - "Where the West Still Lives" Toppenish is in the Yakima Indian Reservation. It's strong American Indian history still lives on, along with a "western" theme that defines the town. toopenish • toppenish mural society • pow wow • rodeo • indian village
City of St. Augustine's 443rd Birthday Party Labor Day weekend event honors Native Americans already resident when Pedro Menéndez y Avila landed in the New World to found the Spanish settlement. pedro menendez • city of st. augustine • northeast florida • st. augustine • oldest city in america
BUFFALO JUMP NATIONAL PARK For years the people of Huxley, Alberta fought to preserve a canyon 20 kilometers east of their small village. In 1981, it was declared a World Heritage Site suite 101 • suite101.com • canadian • canadian tourism • canadian travel
PA Deutsch New Year’s Dinner Immigrants from the European Palatinate region brought their hearty recipes to America, then added New World native foods to them, creating "Pennsy Dutch" cuisine. pennsylvania dutch new year’s dinner • pa deutsch cuisine • roast pork and sauerkraut • mashed potatoes • apple pie
Women's Fancy Shawl Fascination The powwow is a living part of Native American culture. As each generation passes, new things are being added. During the 1940's, the category of Fancy Shaw was added. woman's fancy shawl • powwow dancing • contemporary powwow dancing • fancy shawl outfit • details of fancy shawl
RECAP 2001: Canadian Tourism A recap of all my articles from 2001 made into an article of their own. Links are provided to all of the 2001 articles. Enjoy! recap • recap 2001 • canada • canadian • tourism
CD Review: Child of the North by Archie Cheechoo There are two reasons for the impact, Archie generates: his voice is clear and straight forward, and the music is plain music, no gimmicks. archie cheechoo • child of the north archie cheechoo • bruce cockburn commented archie ceechoo extremely • cree artist ontario canada • filmmaker lloyd walton documentaries
Explore Toppenish Historic Murals The city of Toppenish, in Central Washington, near Yakima, boasts over 70 colorful murals, depicting historic and cultural importance of the Yakama Nation. toppenish washington • city of murals • western murals • downtown toppenish • yakama nation
Luxury Hotel of the Huron Wendat First Nation The Huron Wendat First Nation, whose 3000 members live north of downtown Québec, are the owners of a new four star luxury hotel in Wendake, their traditional homeland. luxury hotel • huron wendat first nation • four star accommodation • north of québec city • hôtel-musée premières nations
Palm Spring CA: Not Just a Pretty Face II More things to do in the desert collectively known as Palm Springs. palm springs • things to do • aerial tramway • museums • jeep tours
Cheap Family Farm Vacations in BC with Kids Farm vacations are cheap when the farmstay is close to home. Grandparents and grandchildren need time together doing simple things, and hunting eggs is fun. bc farm vacations • british columbia farmstays • pacific northwest farm vacations • bc canada • farmstay
CNE opens in Toronto, tons to see and do The Canadian National Exhibition has hundreds of attractions to experience; I highlight a few kids TV related stage shows and activities.
Keremeos, British Columbia Keremeos, Fruit Stand capital of BC mountains • fruit • keremeos • river • penticton
Make the Most of a Visit to Lawrence, Kansas If you're going to be in Northeast Kansas, or if you're travelling through on your way to somewhere else, it's worth your time to make a stop in Lawrence, Kansas. kansas • lawrence • lawrence kansas • university of kansas • jayhawks
Pennsylvania Deutsch Grimoire Grimoires are books describing ritual magick and the laws of the craft as practiced by the individual groups. A personal grimoire is called the Book of Shadows. pagan • powwow • pennsylvainia deutsch • magick • grimoire
September Festivals in Wisconsin Wisconsin is a popular getaway destination and beautiful fall color drive. Fall festivals in Wisconsin cherish the state's ethnic diversity. Schedule updated for 2008. festival • wisconsin • weekend • wi • summer
Alexander Ross' Travels on the Columbia, 1810-13 Alexander Ross was a fur trader and adventurer who traveled to the Pacific Northwest in 1810, shortly after Lewis and Clack, and published his observations in 1841. alexander ross exployer • alexander ross adventurer • alexander ross fur trader • tummatapam • shaw haptens tribe
Carolina Wins 1st Stanley Cup The Carolina Hurricanes are the Stanley Cup Champions for the first time in franchise history, winning game 7 in the Stanley Cup Finals against the Edmonton Oilers 3-1. stanley • cup • champions • carolina • hurricanes
Jingle Dress Dancing at Powwows There are many dance styles that can be seen at a contemporary Prairie powwow. One that stands out for it's beauty, grace, unique sound and attire is the Jingle Dress. old style jingle dress • contemporary style jingle dress • ojibwe traditions • jingle dress design basics • powwow dance categories
Porcupine Hair Roaches Worn at Powwows The modern powwow has brought many ideas and changes to many tribes all across the continent. One impressive evolution has been the hair roach, worn by male dancers. porcupine hair roaches • eastern woodland warriors • contemporary prairie powwow culture • early native american warrior headgear • modern hair roaches
Powwow Feather Fans Powwows are fun to attend and exciting to watch. Details of outfits are overlooked many times. One accessory that many dancers refuse to dance without is the dance fan. four types of powwow fans • flat fan or tail fan • loose fan • wing fan • basic dance fan construction
The Evolution of the Powwow Dance Bustle Powwow dancers sway and move with the music. One article of clothing that seems to confuse people is the feathered attachment to mens' clothes, which are called bustles. first uses of the crow belt • contemporary bustles today • powwow dance bustles • feather mess • swing bustle
The Grass Dance Progression Some powwow dance categories began as a ceremonial act, others, to wow the crowds. One evolved dance that is steeped in history and meaning is the grass dance. grass dance • warrior society • grass dance outfit • powwow dance category • omaha society dance
Ceremonial Music From weddings to funerals, from Bar Mitzvahs to birthdays, from graduations to inaugurations, music makes our moments more memorable. dirge • funerals • music • education • inaugurations
Honor the Earth Tour Concert Tour Calls for Environmental Justice for Native People buffalo • wildlife
NATIVE SNOWSNAKE TOURNAMENT AND MUSEUM On February 2, we took my grandson, Brandon and Jordan to the annual Snowsnake Tournament not far from our home. The boys enjoyed seeing the men toss the Snowsnakes down the snow track. After the men had moved on to another track, we took the boys to the Native Museum on the north side of the grounds. The wonders they saw there delighted them. It certainly was a wonderful day filled with Native history, tradition and a lot of fun. snowsnake • track • points • wooden shaft • museum
Home Schooling; The Indian Way Home schooling with methods used by American Indians is an approach that is never mentioned in the home schooling movement. Find out how Indians educated their own, and how anyone can use these methods in the home school today. education • home schooling • methods • american indians
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