ASU Powwow Celebrates Generational Ties in the Face of Cultural Erosion

The 36th annual Arizona State University Powwow served as a vibrant testament to cultural heritage, uniting diverse generations in celebration. Held from April 4 to 6 at ASU’s Desert Financial Arena, the event drew students, visitors, and dancers from all over the United States.

Beyond the lively performances, attendees experienced storytelling that echoed traditional values and ancient prayers. The powwow created a unique space for participants to connect with their roots and pass on essential life lessons.

This year’s gathering underscored a commitment to preserving Indigenous culture while fostering community bonds. With each dance and song, a rich tapestry of history unfolded, inviting everyone to partake in its significance.