Our Story

  • Purpose: It's a family-centered, two-day event focused on cultural exchange, honoring the indigenous traditions of Native Americans alongside the Kanaka Maoli (Native Hawaiian) host culture.

  • Organizer: Native Intertribal Council for Heritage and Education (N.I.C.H.E.)

  • Vibe: All-are-welcome, alcohol- and drug-free event. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own chairs and canopies.

A vibrant group of Native American dancers in traditional regalia performing under a sunny sky at the powwow.
A vibrant group of Native American dancers in traditional regalia performing under a sunny sky at the powwow.
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Families enjoying frybread and music together at the Hawaiʻi Island All Nations Powwow.
Families enjoying frybread and music together at the Hawaiʻi Island All Nations Powwow.

FAQs

When is it?

The powwow takes place in September 2026 over two days.

Where is it?

Join us in Keaʻau, Hawaiʻi Island, for this vibrant cultural celebration.

Is there a cost?

No, the event is free and open to everyone, perfect for families and friends.

What to expect?

Traditional dancing, drumming, and delicious frybread await you.

Can I bring kids?

Absolutely! It’s a family-friendly event welcoming all ages.

How do I book tickets?

Since it’s free, no tickets are needed; just come and enjoy the celebration.

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Questions? Reach out anytime—we'd love to hear from you.