This is one of the largest powwows in the country, bringing together dancers, singers, drummers, and community members to honor Native American traditions and community.
DIY booklets, art books, and fanzines will be available from artists locally and around the Midwest.
The festival continues through Sunday March 29th. There's more info at AA Film Fest dot org.
There will also be a 9pm set.
**Seating is limited, so walkup sales are not guaranteed.**
This is one of the largest powwows in the country, bringing together dancers, singers, drummers, and community members to honor Native American traditions and community
Awarded films will be shown at 5pm and 7pm. There's more info at AA Film Fest dot org.
This will include fossils from the U of M Museum of Natural History, dinosaur-themed crafts, dino dig sites, and animated films.
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