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Mariposa Pow Wow

Native Dancer

Photo © Charles Phillips

Event Dates: May 08, 2010 - May 09, 2010

Description of Event

Once a year the America Indian Council of Mariposa County of the Southern Sierra Miwuk Nation organizes a traditional Native American celebration. To most people this celebration is known as a Pow Wow, but to the Native Americans it is known as Chi-Tock-Kote-U-Pu, a drug free, alcohol-free, smoke -free celebration. This event is a celebration of Native American Culture, song and dance, proceeds help the Nellie Tucker Scholarship.

The next event will be held May 8-9, 2010 and marks the 17th annual Pow Wow. The event is held each year on Mother's Day weekend.

The Pow Wow is held at the Mariposa County Fair Grounds on Hwy 49 South.

Admission Fee (if any): Adults $3.00, Seniors $1.00, Children $1.00

Ages Festival is Appropriate For: all ages

 ADA Accessibility Notes
yes
 

For More Information, Contact:

America Indian Council of Mariposa County


209-742-2244

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Longitude: -119.948258400
Latitude: 37.464622800
Elevation: 1795 FT (547 M)
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