YAKIMA, WA – Legends Casino Hotel in Toppenish, Washington is set to host its first ever Pow Wow event on June 15th and 16th. The event, which aims to celebrate and showcase Native American culture and traditions, is expected to draw in hundreds of attendees from across the region.
The Pow Wow will feature traditional dancing, drumming, singing, and storytelling, as well as arts and crafts vendors and delicious Native American cuisine. Attendees will have the opportunity to watch exciting dance competitions, participate in interactive workshops, and learn about the history and significance of Pow Wows in Native American communities.
“We are thrilled to be hosting our first Pow Wow at Legends Casino,” said General Manager John Setterstrom. “It is an important event that allows us to honor and celebrate the rich culture and heritage of Native Americans in our community.”
The Pow Wow will kick off with a Grand Entry ceremony on Saturday, June 15th at 1:00 pm, followed by various dance and drum competitions throughout the day. On Sunday, June 16th, attendees can enjoy a traditional feast and participate in a special closing ceremony to mark the end of the event.
“We are excited to share our culture and traditions with the wider community,” said Pow Wow coordinator, Sarah Manyhorses. “This event is a great opportunity for people to come together, learn from one another, and celebrate the diversity of Native American heritage.”
Legends Casino Hotel is known for its commitment to supporting and promoting Native American culture, and the Pow Wow is just one of the many events and initiatives the casino organizes throughout the year. The casino also hosts traditional cultural performances, art exhibitions, and educational workshops to raise awareness and appreciation for Native American heritage.
Tickets for the Pow Wow are now available for purchase online or at the Legends Casino Hotel box office. All proceeds from the event will go towards supporting local Native American communities and organizations.
“We are looking forward to a weekend filled with dancing, music, and fellowship,” said Setterstrom. “We invite everyone to join us and experience the beauty and vibrancy of Native American culture at this year’s Pow Wow.”
