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Mahalo nui loa! Thank you very much! We would like to extend our gratitude to all who attended our 4th Annual Powwow this year and made it a huge success. Special mahalos! Elders, Joseph American Horse(South Dakota) and Karen Rameriz(South Dakota) MC, John Dawson and his wife Wanda AD, David Eagle Horse Head Lady Dancer,Rose Olney-Sampson and hubby Ralph Head Male Dancer, Don Moccasin Host Drum Red Thunder Singers and Dancers and all the KPC committee members: Schar, Natalie, Dale, Haru, Jayme, Mary Lou, Tom, Chris, Christina Georgia, Oliva, Valerie, Linda, Siglinde, Peter and Johanna. |
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Lita, Derek and Melonie
Mathews, from the Gathering of the Nations Powwow Committee
They had traveled on a cruise ship to our island and danced with us. Wonderful people and new friends were made. |
| Honor the Children There were many children who attended with their parents, grandparents, aunties and uncles. Here is lil Gabriel Gates, son of Michael and Michelle Gates of Big Island Hawaii. Our Elder, Joseph American Horse made the comment that he appreciated that we cleared the grounds of vehicles as to make this a "safe place for our children". He had shared that "many children get hurt from vehicles at pow wow's back home(South Dakota) because all them are parked right up all around." |
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Red Thunder Singers These young folks truly hold the gift of song and the meaning of the drum. Master of Ceremonies, John Dawson in the background with baseball cap. |
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Don Moccasin and Scharbear One of the give-aways from our Hawaiian friends were fresh coconuts. Don was really proud of his. |
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The Muckleshoot Royalty We were greatly honored to have the recently crowned royalty of the Muckleshoot Tribe attend our Pow Wow. Doris Allen (elder) and Ms. Sanchez along with husband and Grandchild attended the five days of ceremony and celebration. |
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Scharbear and Young Utah Jingle Dancer Scharbear(Wintu), Kauai Powwow Council President and Pow Wow Committee Chair (2002-2004). The beautiful young dancer was visiting from Utah. |
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Grand Entry This was our Grand Entry on the second day. Take note of the coconuts on the ground. They were used to mark our circle.."only on Kauai!" |
Last Updated: 01-20-12
