Feathers and roaches: Hardin school hosts powwow honoring community
“It’s my first time here and I actually like how they went all out to support their people," said Hardin High School senior Amadou Jallow.
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“It’s my first time here and I actually like how they went all out to support their people," said Hardin High School senior Amadou Jallow.
Students, staff, and faculty from eight schools within the Hardin Public School District celebrated the start of the academic year with a powwow honoring the community.
CROW AGENCY– Sisters Loreen Crooked Arm and Roberta Walk Over Ice hurry to finish tying white buckskin on braids for Blaze, Crooked Arm’s grandson, as songs from the Powwow grand
Wendy Red Star's sculpture features the names of Crow leaders who signed treaties with the U.S. government.
Thousands filled the Arbor and surrounding grounds during the weekend at the Teepee Capital of the World at Crow Fair. Events included parades, powwows with drumming and dancing, Indian relay and more.