Information on the upcoming "Learning to Walk Together" Pow Wow is coming soon!
Pow Wow 2025
The Pow Wow is generously supported by many sponsors.
We hope to see you at the powwow in December 2025!
The pow wow begins with the Grand Entry and the Flag Song followed by Veterans' Honor Song. All Veterans - male/female, Native/non-Native are honored this way. The Emcee will provide information on the dances including: male and female traditional dances, jingle dress and grass dance, and male and female fancy dance. Social dances, such as the inter-tribal, round dance and two-step, are also featured and the audience is invited to participate. Artisan and vendor booths provide a variety of craft items, reference materials, and food. A pow wow can truly be a cultural learning experience.
With any new experience, it may be helpful to know certain cultural protocols as you participate in or watch the events unfold before you. The Emcee will provide some information and we also put together a Pow wow Etiquette sheet to help.
Volunteer and Vendors
Any questions, please contact the NASA President Chris Shawa (cshawa@nmu.edu)
If you would like to learn more about the pow wow or to become a contributor, contact the Native American Student Association at nasa@nmu.edu.
2018 Highlights
See our photo album here.
2017 Highlights
See our photo album.
2016 Highlights
NASA invited Keith Secola to perform in concert on the Friday before the pow wow. See photo highlights of W16 Keith Secola Concert. Allison Kublin created a unique poster to promote the concert - see Keith Secola Poster
See the W16 LTWT Poster. See photos at the CNAS Flickr site: W16 23rd LTWT Pow wow
2015 Highlights
See the W15 LTWT Poster or the W15 LTWT Early Bird Flyer.
2014 Highlights
2012 Highlights
This two-day event marked our 20th annual pow wow! It was held on Saturday, March 17 - Sunday, March 18, 2012 at the Vandament Arena. See the LTWT Poster!