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Through March 20

Tulsa Powwow Princess applications being accepted now. For information and application email: tici@tulsapowwow.org

Through March 22

Cheyenne Ledger Art from Fort Reno at Gilcrease Museum of Art, Tulsa, Okla.

Through May 3

American Indian Mural Painting. National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum Oklahoma CIty.

Through June 14

Willard Stone: Storyteller in Wood at Gilcrease Museum of Art, Tulsa, Okla.

March 19-20

Vernal Equinox Walks, Spiro Mounds Archaeological Center, Spiro, Okla. (918) 962-2062

spiro@okhistory.org

March 20

Chili Cook-Off and Hand Game Tournament at the Otoe/Missouria Tribal Cultural Center on Hwy 177  across the road from the Paradise Casino, near Red Rock, Okla. Pre-register by March 13.  (580) 628-7029

March 20-21

Back to Your Roots Food Sovereignty Symposium at Muscogee (Creek) Nation Mound Building, Okmulgee, Okla. Presented by Mvskoke Food Sovereignty Initiative

March 21

Birthday Dance Celebration for Mildred Horse Chief Eagle Warrior

at White Eagle Cultural Center, White Eagle, Okla. 580-762-1418

Comanche Homecoming Benefit Powwow - Comanche Nation Complex Gym - Lawton, Okla. Info call Anthony Monoessy at (580) 574-2419.

Delaware Tribe Council of Elders 1st Annual Lenape Sikón at  Delaware Community Center, 5100 Tuxedo, Bartlesville, Okla. For info, call 918-534-2795

Wild Onion Dinner at Tulsa Indian

United Methodist Church1901 N College Ave, Tulsa. $7.00 a plate includes wild onions, scrambled

eggs, salt pork or ham, beans, hominy, and coffee or tea., Grape dumplings $3 a bowl. 918-798-2845 or 918-835-7837

March 22

Art Exhibit: Harvey Pratt Paintings Opening and reception 2-5p.m.

Gallery Talk 3:30 p.m. at Southern Plains Indian Museum, 715 E. Central, Anadarko, Okla. 405.247.6221

March 25

Indian Youth and Family Summit at University of Oklahoma. Contact Susan Arkeketa at sarkeketa@cs.com

March 26

The Beach Boys LIVE at Osage Event Center in Tulsa - Show start at 7 p.m. Tickets $45 - Osage Event Center box office - (918) 699-7667

March 26-27

Indian Territory Days, Cherokee Heritage Center, Tahlequah, OK.

www.cherokeeheritage.org

March 27

2009 Miss / Junior Miss / Little Miss Indian Oklahoma City Competition and Performance. Destiny Christian Center, 3801 SE 29th St., Del City, OK. Shirley Wapskineh 632-5227 or swapskineh@sbcglobal.net

March 28

Arkansas Cherokee Honor the Drum Powwow - University of Central Arkansas Farris Center, Conway, Ark. 479-886-6068 or 501-9320928

Bartlesville Indian Women’s Club Wild Onion Dinner at Washington County Fairgrounds in Dewey, Okla. Tickets are $8.00 for adults and $4.00 for children.  The sit-down meal will be served at 5:30 p.m. For ticket info or to order by mail call (918) 333-1860.

OSU NASA Stickball Exhibition and Fish Game at Oklahoma State University Rugby Fields, W McElroy Rd & N Willis St (N.W. Corner) - Stillwater, Okla.  Call Mandy Lyons at (405) 762-3619 or

Email: lucretia.lyons@okstate.edu

April 3

Benefit Indian Taco Dinner 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. First Presbyterian Church, 524 S. Duncan, Stillwater. 405-707-5401

April 3-4

DCIYC Powwow, Bulldog Arena, Jay, OK. www.dciyc.com

April 3-5

Fort McDowell Casino Powwow. Food, music, crafts and more. Fountain Hills, Ariz. 1-800-THE-FORT or email powwow@Fmcasino.com

April 4

American Indian Leadership Youth Council Pow-Wow; McCurtain County Sports Complex Broken Bow OK. Info: Monica Billy (580) 584-3365 ext. 4069

OKCU 3rd Annual Spring Contest Pow-Wow “Freede Wellness Center” N.W. 27th & Florida Ave.

Oklahoma City, OK. Info: Office of Multicultural Student Affairs  (405) 208-5571

April 11

4th Annual Azalea Powwow

at the Muskogee, Oklahoma Civic Center, Muskogee, Okla. Contact Charlene Allen at 918/687-1882

Osage Nation Head Start

Benefit Dance at Skiatook Community Building, 220 S. Broadway, Skiatook, Okla. Info call Terri Buffalohead at 918-699-5471

Otoe Eloska Spring Tail Dance

Otoe-Missouria Cultural Center

8151 Highway 177, Red Rock, OK

Info: Bernadette Huber at (405) 240-2600

Seminole State College Spring Powwow. Raymond Harbor Fieldhouse, 2701 Boren Blvd., Seminole, Okla. 405-382-9249

Talihina Indian Festival Powwow, New School Gym (Hwy 271) Talihina, OK. Email: chamber@talihinacc.com

April 12-19

Cimarron Territorial Celebration & Cow Chip Throwing Contest, Beaver, Okla.580-625-4726 or email

bvrchamber@ptsi.net

April 15-18

Symposium of the American Indian, Northeastern State University, Tahlequah, OK. www.cts.nsuok.edu

April 17-19

Spring Traders Encampment, Woolaroc Museum & Wildlife Preserve, Bartlesville, OK. www.woolaroc.org

April 18

Young Adult Writers Workshop for ages 16-24. Preregistration is required. Tulsa Centeral Library(918) 596-7977

Art Exhibit: Harvey Pratt Paintings Gallery Talk 1:00 p.m. over

Bigfoot Encounters presentation and art at Southern Plains Indian Museum, 715 E. Central, Anadarko, Okla. 405.247.6221

Caddo Nation Head Start Benefit Pow-Wow. Oklahoma Street Gym,

407 West Oklahoma Avenue,

Anadarko, OK. Info: Patty Leemhuis at (405) 656-2344 ext. 257 or Email: pleemhuis@caddonation.org

April 23

Sherman Alexie - The Business of Fancydancing at Tulsa City County Library 400 Civic Center Tulsa, Okla. Info call Teresa Runnels at (918) 596-7398

May 1

Deadline for Bandera Circle of Life Pow Wow art submissions. Diane Eagle Horse, P.O. Box 2825 Bandera, Texas  78003

May 2

Osage Nation Head Start Celebration Dance. - Wakon Iron Building, Pawhuska, Okla. Denise Keene 918-287-5462.

May 1-3

Quapaw Creek Rendezvous

Sparks America Campground, Sparks, OK

www.sparksamerica.com

May 8-9

Strawberry Festival

Downtown Stilwell, OK

www.strawberrycapital.com

May 9-10

Cherokee County Indian Festival & Mother’s Day Powwow, Boling Park, Canton, GA.For more information: www.rthunder.com

May 15

Exhibiting Culture: Museums and Indians symposium at Gilcrease Museum, 1400 N Gilcrease Museum Rd. Tulsa. begins at 8 a.m.

Call Barbette Veit (918) 631-5604.

May 16

Annual Native Justice Powwow sponsored by Native American Law Student’s Association, University of Tulsa. 2 p.m. Chapman Commons, University of Tulsa, 800 S Tucker Dr.

National Indian Taco Competition,  Downtown Pawhuska, OK. www.indiantacochampionship.com

May 16-17

Kiowa Black Leggins Society, Indian City USA Anadarko, OK

www.indiancityusa.com

May 17

Opening and reception

Lester Harragarra Photography Exhibit - 3:30 p.m. Gallery talk

at Southern Plains Indian Museum, 715 E. Central, Anadarko, Okla. 405.247.6221

June 5-6

Miami Nation Annual Powwow, Miami Fairgrounds, Miami, OK. 918-542-1445

June 5-7

Red Earth Native American Cultural Festival, Cox Convention Center, Oklahoma City. www.redearth.org

June 11-14

Annual Chilocco Reunion at the Cherokee Casino-Resort, Catoosa, OK. For general information contact Jim Baker at 405-377-6826.

June 12-13

“Native American Warriors” Magoo’s Pool Tournament Benefiting Native American Personnel in IRAQ/Afganistan - Care Packages. Tulsa, Okla. 918-587-1109

July 3-5

Kiowa Tiahpiah Society Of Oklahoma 45th Annual Powwow, Tiahpiah Park, 8 Miles North of Lawton, OK

Contest in all catergories.  Must be in two Grand Entries.

Quapaw Powwow, 5681 S 630 Road, 2 1/4 miles south of Quapaw, Okla. Special Hoop Dance contest. For info, call Sonny Glass 918-542-1853.

The Native American Times

2009 Powwow Guide

will be released in print and online March 23.

Send in your powwow info today!

Email Lisa@nativetimes.com