Native American AIDS Project presents the 33rd annual San Francisco State University Pow Wow. A Pow Wow is an American Indian celebration of dancing and drumming that normally starts at noon until sunset. People wear traditional tribal regalia and there are dance contests in many different categories. The drummers compete to sing the longest or drum the best. Vendors come and sell their American Indian handicrafts which includes handmade beadwork, leather goods, jewelry from the Southwest, pottery and carpets. Vendors will also sell Navajo tacos and other foods from the Southwest.

March 22nd 2008
12:00-8:00 p.m. Saturday
MC: Tom Phillips
Head Gourd: Eric Kimple Headwoman: Shawnee Mcloud
Headman: Jupe Mcloud Head Judge: Odate Johnson
Whipman: Henry Johnson HOST Northern Drum: All Nations
HOST Southern Drum: Rocking Horse

Located at San Francisco State University GYM
1600 Holloway Ave. S.F. CA 94132; Muni M LINE
Vendors welcome please contact (Skins) 415-338-1929

Taco, vendors and information booths
Dance Special: The We’Wha Lozen Memorial Inter-tribal Dance sponsored by Miko Thomas and Rope Wolf