The CSUN Powwow never fails to delight, and this year — its 39th! — was no exception. The event, which takes place Thanksgiving weekend in the Sierra Quad, began with a gourd dance, followed by crowd favorites such as the grand entry procession featuring dancers in vibrant, traditional regalia. Attendees explored arts and crafts booths, along with food offerings such as traditional frybread. The CSUN Powwow is a collaboration between the university’s American Indian Student Association and the American Indian Studies Program in the College of Humanities. It attracts members from tribes throughout Southern California to the CSUN campus, as well as hundreds of community members. Check out this year’s event in photos.
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