Pow Wow Time is the Native American people's way of meeting together, to join in dancing , singing, visiting, renewing old friendships and making new ones.

Native Americans believe that the drum is the heartbeat of the Earth Mother, the heartbeat of all Indian people, and a way of bringing things back into balance.  Whether dancing, singing or listening, people around a drum are able to connect with the Spirit through its rhythmic pounding, and as a result, the drum beat is a focal point of ceremonies

the pounding sound of a drum can help us to take notice of our own heartbeat.  It is our heartbeats that keep us alive and vital.  Drumming can also be very therapeutic in getting in touch with our inner selves.  A low, steady beat can create a calmness whereas a stronger upbeat can stir us into action or frenzy. .

1.    Shake – Walking Wolf
2.    Victory Song – Echo Sky Singers
3.    For Old Time Sake – Logan Alexis
4.    Trick Song – Northern Wind
5.    Contest Song – Chi-Key-Wis Sons
6.    Eno ‘Whet (Sidestep) – Chi-Geezis Singers
7.    The Rump Shaker – Eyabay
8.    Grand Entry – Blacklodge
9.    Mustang Sally – Maza Duta
10.    Contest Song – Whitefish Bay
11.    Hark Rock – Nakoda Lodge
12.    Twisting – Wolf Trail
13.    Jingle Dress – Little Otter
14.    Flag Retreat Song – Red Wind
15.    End of the Dance – Moose Mountain