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

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

A traditional part of a man's regalia worn during a dance exhibition or Wachipi (Pow Wow) and originates from the Plains region of the United States.

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!

Suffolk, Virginia, USA - August 17, 2024: The back of a Native American Chief's ceremonial dress at the 36th Annual Nansemond Indian Powwow.

Color picture of an American indian girl from behind

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

Vertical photo, seen from behind of a highly decorated traditionally dressed man with a small child at the annual Taos Pow-Wow in New Mexico

Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin USA - September 17th, 2022: Native Americans of H -Chunk Nation performed native dances and rituals in front of spectators.

Close-up of an indigenous woman's hand

Taken at the Indian Summer Festival in Milwaukee, WI

Powwows are celebrations where First Nations gather to honour and share their rich heritage and traditions with music, dance and beautifully vibrant regalia. There were vendors with handmade leather work, drums, jewelry, t-shirts 'every child matters', bannock, salmon. The general public is welcome.

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

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.

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

A close-up image of the plumage used in carnaval costumes

Native American dancer at traditional pow-wow.

Closeup photo of men wearing beautiful, colorful, highly decorated traditional costume for the annual Taos Pow-Wow in Taos, New Mexico

A traditional part of a man's regalia worn during a dance exhibition or Wachipi (Pow Wow) and originates from the Plains region of the United States.

Powwows are celebrations where First Nations gather to honour and share their rich heritage and traditions with music, dance and beautifully vibrant regalia. There were vendors with handmade leather work, drums, jewelry, t-shirts 'every child matters', bannock, salmon. The general public is welcome.

Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Jun 24, 2023. A medium shot of an indigenous woman talent showcase wearing a black traditional dress. National Indigenous Family Day and POW WOW. Aboriginal Awareness Week.

Halifax, Canada - July 1, 2011: A elder in traditional dress takes in the sights at the Mawio'mi 2011 International Pow Wow held on the Halifax Commons. The Pow Wow is a celebration of the Mikmaq people and features competitive dancers and drummers from First Nations communities across North America.

Malibu, California. April 6, 2024. Chumash Day Pow Wow and Inter-tribal Gathering. The Malibu Bluffs Park is celebrating 24 years of hosting the Annual Chumash Day Powwow.

salvador, bahia, brazil - april 26, 2022: Indians from different tribes of Bahia during protests in the city of Salvador. The group seeks improvements to their villages

Photo taken in San Jose, United States

A close-up image of the plumage used in carnaval costumes

A Native American Bustle is worn at a dance exhibition.

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.

Detail of traditional ceremonial native American feathered headwear called war bonnet

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