Slideshow: Scenes From the 42nd Dartmouth Pow-Wow
May 13, 2014
Traditional Native American drumming and dance competitions were among the events at last weekend’s 42nd annual Dartmouth Pow-Wow.
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Traditional Native American drumming and dance competitions were among the events at last weekend’s 42nd annual Dartmouth Pow-Wow.
Drumming and dance competitions are among the events expected to attract 2,000 people on May 10 and 11 to Dartmouth’s 42nd Pow-Wow, a celebration of Native American culture.
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