See Muskoka Through Our Eyes
Annual Traditional Powwow
Powwow Committee
These volunteers have committed their time and energy to make Muskoka's first annual traditional Powwow a historic and 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
Jacqualeen Beaver
Six Nations of the Grand River
Kevin Hennessy
Rama First Nations
Delores McKay
Mattagami First Nation
CEO Parry Sound Friendship Center
Elder, Knowledge Keeper, Ancient Seed Carrier & Former Chief
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 first annual traditional Powwow to be held 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.
5:15 am
Gates Open to Public
All are welcome for Sunrise Ceremony
5:34 am
Sunrise Ceremony
6:30 am
Water Carrier Blessing
​
8 am
Powwow Fully Opens
​
9 am - 12 pm
Knowledge Sharing Series
See "Event Details" for speaker information
​
12 pm
Drum Roll Call
​
12:30 pm - 1:30
Grand Entry
​
12:30 pm - 5 pm
Traditional Powwow, Intertribal Dances could include
Tiny Tots
Womans Fancy Shawl
Men's Grass Dance
Golden Age
Women's Traditional
Men's Fancy
Crow Hop
Women's Jingle Dress
Men's Traditional
Two-Step
Snake Dance
Round Dance
Hoop Dance
Smoke Dance
​
6 pm - 7 pm
Dinner Break
​
7 pm - 10 pm
Iroquois Social - ALL ARE WELCOME!
​
