Wampanoag Powwow Celebrates Long Tradition of Community
Powwow took place at the Aquinnah Circle.
Mark Alan Lovewell
Grand entry featured a procession of dancers and drummers.
Tim Johnson
Tribal council chairwoman Cheryl Andrews-Maltais dressed in her regalia.
Mark Alan Lovewell
Dances included the stomp dance, the mosquito dance, the snake dance, and other traditional dances.
Tim Johnson
Dances included the stomp dance, the mosquito dance, the snake dance, and other traditional dances.
Tim Johnson
The Black Brook Drum of Aquinnah played throughout the weekend.
Mark Alan Lovewell
Tribe enjoyed the powwow in the dress of their ancestors.
Tim Johnson
There were vendors from several tribes with wampum jewelry, beadwork, other handcrafts.
Mark Alan Lovewell
There were vendors from several tribes with wampum jewelry, beadwork, other handcrafts.
Mark Alan Lovewell
Tim Johnson
A chance for tribes to mingle.
Mark Alan Lovewell
Each tribe attending represents a sovereign nation.
Tim Johnson
Mark Alan Lovewell
The annual Aquinnah Powwow at Aquinnah Circle began Saturday with the Grand Entry, a procession of dancers and drummers. Members of other nations were in attendance, and the powwow also honored tribal veterans and elders.
