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NSU Powwow

NSU Powwow Postponed

The American Indian Heritage Committee has determined that given the uncertainty of the timeline in which public events will resume, the 48th Annual Symposium on the American Indian and NSU Powwow will be postponed until April 12-17, 2021. We hope you look forward to attending this and other events in the future.

Questions may be directed to tribalstudies@nsuok.edu.

NSU Powwow

Traditional Powwow

April 18, 2020
NSU University Center Ballroom
Tahlequah, OK

HEAD STAFF
SCHEDULE
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HEAD STAFF

MC: Neil Lawhead (Ottawa)
HEAD SINGER: Coleman American Horse (Osage/Northern Cheyenne/Oglala Sioux)
AD: Stanley Smith (Ponca/Creek)
HEAD GOURD: Tanner Ridge (Cherokee)
HEAD MAN: Christian Rangel (Navajo/Cherokee)
HEAD LADY: Tiana Long (Navajo/Ponca/Lakota)

Sponsor: Oklahoma Arts Council

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SCHEDULE

April 18, 2020
3 5 pm Gourd Dance
5 6:30 pm Dinner
7 pm Midnight Grand Entry/Intertribal

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LODGING INFO

Holiday Inn Express
2143 Mahaney Avenue
Tahlequah, OK 74464
918-506-4545

Econo Lodge
101 Reasor Street
Tahlequah, OK 74464-5406
918-431-0600

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VENDOR INFO

Traditional Arts Booth Form: Please complete this form if you would like to sell items at your booth.

* Cost per table: $50

You will be provided one 6 table, no cover, and two chairs. Personal tables are not permitted and due to limited space, no freestanding canopies or tents are allowed nor adhering anything to the walls

Some electrical outlets are available upon request in advance

Vendors must abide by all policies at Northeastern State University

** Senior Citizen (55 and over) discount available. For more information please contact the Center for Tribal Studies for more info.

Institutional Booth Form: Complete this form if you DO NOT intend to sell any items at your booth.

Cost per table: $50

You will be provided one 6 table, no cover, and two chairs. Personal tables are not permitted and due to limited space, no freestanding canopies or tents are allowed nor adhering anything to the walls

Some electrical outlets are available upon request in advance

Vendors must abide by all policies at Northeastern State University