August 15 - 16, 2026

Details to be announced. Save the date!

All welcome. Free admission. Donations are graciously accepted. 

August 23-24, 2025

Traditional Pow wow, vendors, guest speakers. Hosted by the Mississaugas Of The Credit First Nation in Hagersville, it will take place at the same location as previous years. 

For more information, email powwwow@mncfn.ca, visit www.newcreditcc.com or check out the Three Fires Homecoming Pow Wow & Traditional Gathering Facebook Group.

June 14 - 15, 2025

Join celebrations on Duck Island with Grand Entry at 12 pm on both Saturday and Sunday.

For more information, visit the SFDCI Facebook.

Sept 6-7, 2024

Hosted by French River Visitor Centre First Nations & Aboriginal Advisory Committee

Grand entry at noon on both days.

For more information visit the French River Pow Wow Facebook page.

August 22 - 23, 202

The loudest and proudest powwow in Ontario. 100 vendors. World-class singing and dancing. All are welcome! See the Rama Powwow Facebook page for updates. 

Held at the John Snake Memorial Multi-Purpose Community Grounds.

August 19-21, 2022

Host drum is Zhaawaanong Binesiik and co-host drums are Iron Swing Singers and Whitefish Bay Singers.

For more information, contact danika.crow@kenorachiefs.org or see this Facebook post.

July 24 - 26, 2026

The Grand River Champion of Champions Powwow is held annually on the 4th weekend of July. This year it’s on July 24 to 26th at the Oshweken Speedway. Experience the excitement of centuries of culture as dancers from across North America compete to become the Champion of Champions.

July 19-21 2024

Hosted by Red Rock Indian Band at Lake Helen Reserve situated 2 km east of Nipigon.
Saturday, Grand entries at 1 pm & 6 pm. Feast at 5 pm. Sunday, Grand Entry at 1 pm. Feast at 5:30 pm. On-site camping is available ( no power or water hookup).

For more information, visit the Red Rock Indian Band Facebook.

July 11 - 13, 2025

This annual traditional Pow Wow takes place at the Pic River First Nation Reserve on the 2nd weekend in July of each year, and welcomes all dancers and visitors.

June 20-21, 2026

Takes place at Wesley Clover Parks in Ottawa. Summer Solstice Indigenous Festival authentically reflects the cultural diversity of our Indigenous community.

Drummers and Dancers from across North America will be competing for
over $100,000 in prizes!