See Muskoka Through Our Eyes
Annual Traditional Powwow
JOIN US JUNE 29-30, 2025 AT ANNIE WILLIAMS PARK FOR THE 2ND ANNUAL POWWOW
Powwow Founders
These volunteers have committed their time and energy to make Muskoka's annual traditional Powwow an ongoing, memorable event. Our committee is dedicated to education, reconciliation, and creating a welcoming event for all to enjoy.
Christopher Stock
Wahta Mohawk Territory
Lynda Nicholson
Algonquins of Pikwakangan First Nation
Visit Lynda's Website here.
Delores McKay
Mattagami First Nation
CEO Parry Sound Friendship Center
Elder, Knowledge Keeper, Ancient Seed Carrier & Former Chief
Damian Reilly
COO Parry Sound Friendship Centre
Damian is not indigenous; however, through personal interest, he has developed two-eyed seeing, holding several teachings from across Turtle Island, including those of the Feather Carriers.
Jacqualeen Beaver
Six Nations of the Grand River
The annual Powwow is a celebration of our traditions, a reflection of our culture, and a time to honour our heritage. This gathering brings us together in unity, strength, and harmony.
Experience the Spirit of the Powwow
Powwow Schedule
See Muskoka Through Our Eyes is the annual traditional Powwow in Muskoka. The event is held over two days at Annie Williams Park, Bracebridge, a traditional trading route alongside the Muskoka River, to connect with our Indigenous ancestors.
Coming Soon!
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Drums:
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White Tail Cree
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Host Drums​
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Spirit Wolf
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Host Drums​
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High Tide
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Dancing Bear
