22nd Annual Soaring Spirit Pow Wow

Join us and celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day with Drums, Dancers, Cultural Demonstrations, Live Bands, Traditional Foods – and of course all manner of Artisans & Merchants!

This year we are located right by the water in Pier 4 Park (next to the Leander Rowing Club); as always parking & admission are FREE!

Fri. June 22, 10 am – 10:30 pm / Sat. June 23, 10 am – 9 pm / Sun. June 24, 10 am – 4pm
(Note: many Merchants close by 6 pm Fri/Sat)
Grand Entry at 12 noon Sat., 11 am Sun.
FREE ADMISSION
Pier 4 Park, 64 Leander Dr., Hamilton, ON MAP

Visit our Kinnikinnick Trading tent for the best White Buffalo Sage, Minigan, Traditional Haudenosaunee Clay Pipes, Pelts, Trade Sliver, Beads and much more!

Presented by Branches Of Native Development (B.O.N.D) – providing Aboriginal Artistic Cultural and Social setting to the Hamilton Indigenous Community and encouraging cross cultural & enhanced understanding of the Indigenous way of life, to understand our values & connection to Mother Earth and Turtle Island.

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