First Nations Pow Wow Dancers at Wanuskewin Heritage Park
A local Indigenous family performed three different Pow Wow dances during the 2023 Nutrien Kona Winter Festival at the Wanuskewin Heritage Centre. The first dancer is a grade one girl, approximately 6 years of age. She performs a Jingle Dress dance. Next is her three year old sister performing a Fancy Dance. Lastly, their father performs his Pow Wow Dance.
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The work that must go into the traditional dress, looks like a lot of beadwork! -
Kim Kenyon They are very intricate aren't they? -
We so love indigenous dance and culture. From coast to coast to coast their traditional regalia talk to us about the land and the language. Thank youWe so love indigenous dance and culture. From coast to coast to coast their traditional regalia talk to us about the land and the language. Thank you for sharing. Great to see the younger generation embrace the culture. More ... -
EH Canada Marketing Group It made me really happy to see the girls dance with so much pride. Fills me with hope for the future.
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Janet Guthrie Ditto!
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What a fabulous video! This would of been so interesting to watch, thank you so much for sharing!! -
Rene Coatta Thank you.
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It is so nice to see all members of the community included, and I love how so much work and talent are brought together into such a natural andIt is so nice to see all members of the community included, and I love how so much work and talent are brought together into such a natural and organic form of expression. It is beautiful! More ... -
Awesome video Janet! Missing Sask for sure, I see a road trip in my future. Amazing to watch and that regalia, wow.
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