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It's powwow time in Indian Country
Posted 6/25/26
Timberjay photographer was on hand this past weekend to capture images at the Lake Vermilion traditional pow wow.
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Color in Motion
It's powwow time in Indian Country
Male dancers round the circle during the Saturday afternoon grand entry.
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Aniyah Two Crow gets a hug from Adaanis Goodsky-Wakemup between dances. Aniyah was ending her year as Lake Vermilion Traditional Powwow Sr. Princess.
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Three-year-old Indaanis Ancone-Oquise, a Grand Portage Band member who is living in Fargo, finds some shade under the sleeve of her mother’s regalia.
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Activist and author
Winona LaDuke (r)visits with her good friend Tracey Strong while watching the dancers.
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Sami Keller, visiting from
Wisconsin, wears just some of the exquisite beading she has done herself for the powwow circuit.
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Timberjay photographer was on hand this past weekend to capture images at the Lake Vermilion traditional pow wow.
