SPOKANE, Wash. – The annual Pacific Northwest Pow Wow concluded at the Spokane Convention Center with 25 Native American tribes from across the country participating.
The event, which wrapped up Sunday evening, showcased Native American dancing, singing and various arts and crafts.
Organizers emphasized the significance of the Pow Wow as a celebration marking the transition from winter to the arrival of spring and summer.
Memorial Day weekend was chosen for the event due to its three-day duration, allowing attendees to enjoy the festivities without the need to rush home immediately.
