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NASC 36TH ANNUAL POW-WOW 2009
| Date |
| Friday, February 27 |
Grand Entry 7:00 PM |
| Saturday, February 28 |
Grand Entry 12:00 PM AND 6:00 PM |
| Admission |
| General | $3.00 |
| USU Student with ID | $2.00 |
| Senior Citizens | $2.00 |
| Children Under 7 | FREE |
| Location |
| USU Nelson Fieldhouse |
| 700 North 800 East, Logan, Utah |
Once
again, the Native American Student Council at Utah State University
(NASC) is proud to have the opportunity to invite our community to the
36th Annual POW-WOW. Last year’s Pow-Wow was a great success, with more
than 2,000 spectators and participants joined in this unique annual
celebration at Utah State University.
The NASC invites you to join us again!
Traditionally,
the Pow-Wow served a number of functions. Some were held in the
spring to celebrate the new beginning of life. The Pow-Wow
preserves a deep, lasting sense of family, pride and tradition.
Behind the display of dance, music and vibrant regalia are sacred
legends and meanings.
The circle is an important symbol to
Native American people. The dancers are in the center of the circle,
the drums and the audience form a circle around the gathering.
The Pow-Wow brings the circle of people together-closer to our
families, friends and culture.
Thank you for your support and hope to see you there!
Native American Student CouncilPow-Wow Rules
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