Originally, a Powwow, or celebration as it used to be called, was held in the spring to welcome the new beginning of life. Open to the public, this family-friendly event offers free admission and parking and a chance to learn about Native American culture through an amazing visual and auditory experience. To learn about the traditions of indigenous people from across North America, visit the 21st annual Payomkawichum (People of the West) Soboba Inter-Tribal Powwow on September 15, 16 and 17. The 21st annual event will be September 15-17 ◆ By Mike Hilesĭrumbeats represent the heartbeat of the Native American people, dances signify healing, celebration and momentous occasions, the regalia colors and designs hold special meaning for the wearers.
