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Jul 17 2010

Squamish Pow Wow 2010 Indian Dance & Native Woman Fancy Shawl Dancers

It’s Pow Wow feet stomping with strength and stamina for the men and Indian fancy shawl dancing for the native women of Squamish BC Canada. With youth being the focus, young men and women, even children, are dressed in full regalia at this annual gathering of the Squamish Nation Youth Pow Wow 2010. Squamish is part of Four Host First Nations, an official partner of the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Vancouver and Whistler.

Capilano Indian Reserve Park, 100 Capilano Road, West Vancouver, BC

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Jul 12 2010

Squamish Nation Youth Pow Wow Grand Entry With Native Indian Dancers in Full Regalia

By Ray Van Eng and has no comments yet.

It’s Pow Wow action Grand Entry time with First Nations aboriginal dancers of men and women from all ages. Native dancers in full regalia stomped on grass to kick off the Squamish Nation Youth Pow Wow in Capilano Indian Reserve Park in West Vancouver on July 9-11, 2010. The event was a premiere North American gathering for the First Nations aboriginal people of Canada and their native American brothers in the south.