Fall Traditions from Around the World
| November 24, 2017
11. Spirit of Our Nations Powwow – Canada
The Spirit of Our Nations Powwow takes place in the prairie provinces of Canada every year, and is organized by the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations, in conjunction with their annual Assembly of First Nations General Assembly. It’s a fun way to promote the history and culture of the different nations that have gathered to talk and make policy together.
Each year, it attracts around 10,000 spectators, who gather to watch the different dance competitions, musical acts, and cultural ceremonies.
Some pics from the second grand entry last night #SpiritOfOurNations #Treaty4 pic.twitter.com/NMv5DPrW6Q
— FSIN (@fsinations) July 27, 2017
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