Fall into family fun with exciting outdoor activities at Grand Lake. Discover the best Grand Lake attractions that offer unforgettable experiences for everyone.
As the sun sets on summer and the vibrant colors of autumn begin to emerge, the Grand Lake area, rich in Native American heritage, comes alive with the powerful rhythms of drumbeats and the mesmerizing grace of traditional dances. For those seeking to experience the cultural heart of the region, several annual pow wows are held by the federally recognized tribes headquartered in Northeast Oklahoma.
Here is a list of prominent pow wows in the area, along with the hosting tribe and their locations:
Quapaw Powwow (July 1–4 annually)
Quapaw Tribe Cultural Preservation Office
Eastern Shawnee Winter Gathering & Back to School Powwow
Eastern Shawnee Media Team
Wyandotte Nation Powwow (September)
Wyandotte Nation Communications
Miami Nation Tribal Powwow (June)
Julie Olds, Cultural Resources Director
Peoria Powwow (June)
Peoria Tribe Cultural Affairs
Maklaks yeGa Powwow (October)
Modoc Nation Cultural Department
Archival Powwow Images
William S. Prettyman, George W. Parsons, others
Regional Powwow Coverage
Paul G (Founder & Lead Photographer)
Native Oklahoma Magazine
Powwow Features & Profiles
Various Contributors
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