Powwow Draws Hundreds on Indigenous Peoples Day
The third annual Honoring Native Nations Powwow was held on the Santa Fe Plaza, attracting hundreds of attendees on Indigenous Peoples Day.
Myron Burger, a member of the Shuswap Nation, prepared for the Grand Entry & Parade of Nations by fitting a 15-pound black bear hide on his head, symbolizing his connection to the animal, which he referred to as "Plenty of sunshine."
- Brandon Shije from Zia Pueblo performed with Steven Toya at the event.
- Adrian Tsosie, who represents multiple Native American nations, including Diné, Zia, Jemez, Pecos, Hopi, and Comanche, attended the powwow with his 4-month-old son, Nakoa Tsosie.
No specific quotes were available from the attendees or performers.
The event celebrated Native American culture and heritage, providing a platform for indigenous peoples to share their traditions and customs.
Author's summary: Hundreds gathered for the powwow on Indigenous Peoples Day.
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