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SUMMARY:Presentation on Native Americans of the Cuyahoga Valley
DESCRIPTION:Explore the Native American history of the Cuyahoga Valley during a free community\npresentation hosted by The Independence Historical Society. \nThis engaging evening offers an opportunity to learn more about the Indigenous peoples\, histories\,\ncultures\, and stories connected to the Cuyahoga Valley and the broader Northeast Ohio region.\nBring your curiosity and join fellow community members for an informative look at an important part\nof the area’s history. \nEvent Details\n\nDate: Wednesday\, September 9\, 2026\nTime: 6:00 PM – 7:45 PM (EDT)\nLocation: Independence Civic Center\n6363 Selig Drive\, Cleveland\, OH 44131\nAdmission: Free\nRegistration: Advance sign-up requested\n\nAbout the Presentation\nThe program will explore Native American culture and history in the Cuyahoga Valley\,\nproviding historical context and stories that deepen our understanding of the Indigenous peoples\nconnected to this landscape. \nWhether you are interested in Native American history\, local history\, the Cuyahoga Valley\, or simply\nwant to learn more about the communities that have shaped Northeast Ohio\, this presentation offers\nan accessible opportunity to listen\, learn\, and ask questions. \nBook Available for Purchase\nSigned copies of Native Americans of the Cuyahoga Valley: From Early Peoples to Contemporary Issues\nwill be available for purchase during the event. \nRefreshments & Donations\nLight refreshments will be served. Admission is free\, and donations are appreciated\nin support of the Independence Historical Society and its educational programming. \nRegistration\nPlease register in advance so organizers can plan appropriately and accommodate everyone\nattending the presentation. \nJoin us for an evening of learning and local history centered on the Native peoples of the Cuyahoga Valley.
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LOCATION:Independence Civic Center\, 6363 Selig Drive\, Cleveland\, OH\, 44131\, United States
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SUMMARY:Muddy Run Powwow 2026 — Native American Cultural Gathering in York County\, PA
DESCRIPTION:Experience the heartbeat of Native America at the Muddy Run Powwow\,\na two-day cultural gathering in York County\, Pennsylvania featuring powerful drumming\,\ntraditional singing\, Native American dancing\, arts\, food\, and community.Held outdoors at the Steam-O-Rama Grounds in Windsor\, PA\, the Muddy Run Powwow\nwelcomes visitors of all backgrounds to respectfully experience living Native traditions\,\nmeet artists and vendors\, learn about Indigenous cultures\, and take part in a family-friendly\nweekend of celebration and connection. \nEvent Details\n\nSaturday\, September 19\, 2026: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM (EDT)\nSunday\, September 20\, 2026: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM (EDT)\nLocation: Steam-O-Rama Grounds\n1673 Manor Road\, Windsor\, PA 17366\nFormat: Outdoor event\, rain or shine\nAll are welcome\n\nWhat to Expect\n\nTraditional Native American dancing and singing\nPowerful drum groups and cultural performances\nGrand Entry featuring dancers in vibrant regalia\nNative American flute circles\nNative artists\, craftspeople\, and vendors\nNative foods and other festival fare\nOpportunities to meet artisans and learn about Indigenous traditions\nIntertribal dances open to visitors when announced\nFamily-friendly cultural education and community gathering\n\nMore Than a Festival\nThe Muddy Run Powwow is a living cultural gathering centered on community\, tradition\,\nrespect\, and connection. \nThroughout the weekend\, the event will also help raise awareness of\nMissing and Murdered Indigenous Women and People (MMIW/MMIP)\,\nhonoring those impacted while bringing visibility to an urgent issue affecting Native\nfamilies and communities. \nCome with curiosity. Leave with connection. \nAdmission\nGate / Advertised Admission\n\nAdults ages 17–64: $10 per person\nYouth ages 8–16: $5\nChildren 7 & under: Free\nSeniors 65+: Free\n\nOnline Tickets\nOnline prices include ticketing fees: \n\nAdult Saturday (ages 17–64): $12.22\nAdult Sunday (ages 17–64): $12.22\nAdult Weekend Pass: $22.84\nYouth Saturday (ages 8–16): $6.92\nYouth Sunday (ages 8–16): $6.92\nYouth Weekend Pass: $12.22\n\nOnline ticket sales are scheduled to end on September 19\, 2026.\nTickets may also be available at the gate. \nWhat Is a Powwow?\nA powwow is a gathering of Native American and First Nations communities featuring\ndancing\, singing\, drumming\, and cultural celebration. Powwows provide opportunities for\nIndigenous people to gather\, honor traditions\, strengthen community relationships\, and\nshare aspects of their cultures with visitors. \nFrequently Asked Questions\nIs the powwow open to everyone?\nYes. Everyone is welcome. Visitors are encouraged to attend with respect\,\nlisten to announcements from the arena\, and learn about powwow traditions. \nDo I need to be Native American to attend or dance?\nNo. Anyone may attend. Certain intertribal dances are open to visitors\nand will be announced during the powwow. \nIs the event indoors or outdoors?\nThe Muddy Run Powwow is an outdoor\, rain-or-shine event.\nPlease check the weather and dress appropriately. \nShould I bring a chair?\nYes. Guests are encouraged to bring a lawn chair or blanket\nfor comfortable seating. \nAre pets allowed?\nPets are allowed but must remain leashed at all times\, and owners must clean up after them.\nPlease do not bring aggressive dogs. \nEvent Guidelines\nTo maintain a safe and respectful gathering\, the event prohibits\ndrugs\, alcohol\, weapons\, and political activity. \nContact & More Information\n\nPhone: 717-817-6421\nWebsite:\n\nwww.lawilowan.com\n\n\nJoin us in Windsor\, Pennsylvania for two days of drums\, dance\, culture\,\ntradition\, food\, art\, and Native community.
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LOCATION:Steam-O-Rama Grounds\, 1673 Manor Road\, Windsor\, PA\, 17366\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Arvil":MAILTO:arvil@lawilowan.com
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SUMMARY:Celebrating Native American Women in Entertainment
DESCRIPTION:The WICT Network: Southern California proudly presents\nCelebrating Native American Women in Entertainment\, an evening of conversation\,\nrepresentation\, storytelling\, and industry connection hosted by\nFirst Entertainment Credit Union in Los Angeles. \nJoin award-winning filmmakers Valerie Red-Horse Mohl and\nYvonne Russo for a featured panel exploring Native American stories\,\nIndigenous representation\, creative leadership\, and what it means to work in entertainment today. \nEvent Details\n\nDate: Thursday\, September 24\, 2026\nTime: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM (PDT)\nLocation: First Entertainment Credit Union – Hollywood Branch\n6735 Forest Lawn Drive\, Los Angeles\, CA 90068\nParking: Complimentary parking available\nOrganizer: The WICT Network: Southern California\n\nFeatured Speakers\n\nValerie Red-Horse Mohl – award-winning filmmaker\nYvonne Russo – award-winning filmmaker\n\nTogether\, the speakers will share insights on Native American storytelling\,\nrepresentation\, filmmaking\, and working in today’s entertainment industry\,\nfollowed by an audience Q&A. \nEvening Schedule\n\n6:00 PM: Guest check-in and arrival\n6:15 PM – 7:15 PM: Featured panel discussion & audience Q&A\n7:15 PM – 8:00 PM: Networking mixer\n\nWhat to Expect\n\nA featured conversation with Native American women working in entertainment\nDiscussion of Indigenous stories and representation in film and media\nAudience Q&A with the featured speakers\nA Native American prayer as part of the evening program\nParticipation from Native-owned businesses\nNetworking with entertainment\, media\, and technology professionals\n\nWhether you work in entertainment or are passionate about authentic Indigenous storytelling\,\nthis event offers an opportunity to listen\, learn\, build relationships\, and support Native voices\nin the industry. \nTickets\nEarly Bird Pricing – Through September 9\n\nThe WICT Network Members: $5\nNon-Members: $15\n\nBeginning September 10\n\nThe WICT Network Members: $10\nNon-Members: $20\n\nSpace is limited. Guests are encouraged to register early to secure the Early Bird rate. \nParking & Arrival\nComplimentary parking is available for all event guests. Upon arrival at\nFirst Entertainment Credit Union – Hollywood Branch\, follow the posted event signage\nfrom the parking area to the event room. \nGuests are encouraged to arrive early to allow enough time for parking and check-in before the panel begins. \nAbout The WICT Network: Southern California\nThe WICT Network: Southern California serves entertainment\, media\, and technology\nprofessionals throughout the region through leadership development\, educational programming\,\nmentorship\, and opportunities to build meaningful industry connections. \nJoin us as we celebrate Native American women in entertainment\, amplify Indigenous voices\,\nand come together for an evening of meaningful conversation and connection.
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LOCATION:First Entertainment Credit Union\, 6735 Forest Lawn Drive\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90068\, United States
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