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Native American dancer at traditional pow-wow.

Malibu, California, USA - April 9, 2022. Powwow. Portrait of Native American man in Full Regalia. Chumash Day Powwow and Intertribal Gathering.

Taken at the Indian Summer Festival in Milwaukee, WI

Color picture of an American indian girl from behind

Close-up of Pow-Wow Regalia

Multi-colored feathers in native american indian chief headdress. Close-up photo

Semiahmoo First Nations and Earl Marriott Secondary, White Rock, British Columbia, Canada celebrating 9-10 April 2011. Pow Wows are opportunities for First Nations to gather, honouring and sharing their heritage and traditions including music, dance and beautifully vibrant regalia. The general public is welcome.

A Native American Bustle is worn at a dance exhibition.

dancing pow-wow by Grand Canyon

An Indian headdress with eagle featheres and on a white background.

Close-up of an indigenous woman's hand

Virginia Beach, Virginia: USA, May 17th 2025: Indian pow wow of the Nansemond Tribe out of Suffolk, Virginia inviting spectators to join into the dancing. The Nansemond have been recognized as a Native American tribe by the Commonwealth of Virginia, along with ten other Virginia Indian tribes. They are not Federally recognized but are one of six Virginia tribes without reservations that are included in a bill for Federal recognition un

Feast day is a Tribal Indian Ceremonial. Buffalo, harvest and corn dance takes place in the summer. Men dance wearing buffalo and other animal skins and symbolizes the abundance of food and resources. The long white sashes represent failing rain, Torto shell rattles promote fertility and evergreen branches symbolize like. A closeup of the dancers headress is shown.

Native American Dancers play an important role in preserving and sharing their culture with others.

Semiahmoo First Nations and Ear Marriott Secondary School in White Rock, British Columbia, Canada celebrated this powwow from 9-11 March 2018. Powwows are opportunities for First Nations to gather together, honouring and sharing their traditions. The general public is welcome. A jingle dancer pauses to look at her cell phone!

Detail of traditional ceremonial native American feathered headwear called war bonnet

Post Falls, Idaho-July 14, 2009. A native American man in full dress dances at the Julyamsh powwow in northern Idaho

Also called the Penacho of Moctezuma II.

Traditional Indian headdress with white feathers and beautiful embroidery.

Native American Apache dancer at New Mexico powwow

Indian beadwork on a head dress

Image with colorful plumage

The Nisga'a Nation Hobiyee festival celebrated in Vancouver, Canada on 6 February 2015. The celebration commemorates the Nisga'a Nation's lunar new year. The Nisga'a gathering is powerful with the beating of drums, dance and beautifully intricate regalia. Headband with many feathers, dotted with yellow.

Polynesian ceremonial ornament made of feathers and shells

Post Falls, Idaho, USA - July 25, 2009: A native American young man takes part in the Julyammsh Powwow in Post Falls, Idaho. Regional tribes gather for this traditional native American dance competition.

A Native American Bustle is worn at a dance exhibition.

The colorful headdresses and garments of an American Indian at a Pow-Wow

Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada - July 1, 2011: A dancer participates in the Mawio'mi 2011 International Pow wow held on the Halifax Commons. The Pow wow is a celebration of the Mi&rsquo;kmaq people and features competitive dancers and drummers from First Nations communities across North America.

Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Jun 24, 2023. An indigenous headdresses during the National Indigenous Family Day and POW WOW. Aboriginal Awareness Week.

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