46th Annual UC Davis Powwow

From 46th Annual UC Davis Powwow Website:

The Powwow, a celebration of the traditions and contributions of Indigenous cultures, is the single largest gathering of Native people on the Davis campus and attracts over 1,000 dancers, vendors and spectators. This annual event provides opportunities for the campus and local Native communities to come together to build connections and address social, cultural, historical and political issues facing the Native American community.

The Powwow Planning Committee and the Cross Cultural Center would like to warmly invite you all to the:

46TH ANNUAL UC DAVIS POWWOW
Saturday April 14th 2018
10am to 10pm
Grand entry: 12 noon

On the UC Davis Campus Outdoor East and West Quad

ALL DRUMS AND DANCERS WELCOME

CONTEST DANCING

NATIVE AMERICAN CRAFT AND FOOD VENDORS

FREE EVENT // OPEN TO THE PUBLIC


FOR 2018 we are happy to continue providing an additional day of Indigenous craft and food vendors on the UC Davis campus on Friday April 13th the day before Powwow in the same location.

ALCOHOL AND DRUG FREE EVENT // NO SMOKING // NO DOGS OR PETS // NO CAMPING

**The CCC is committed to providing an accessible and welcoming environment for elders, community members, students, faculty and staff. To request accommodations to participate in powwow, please contact Monae Roberts (***) ***-**** or dmroberts@ucdavis.edu 2 weeks prior to the event.**

Questions? Please feel free to contact our Powwow Committee at powwow@ucdavis.edu