International Peace Pow-wow
Lethbridge is proud to host the International Peace Pow-wow, where harmonious chanting and the thunder of drums meet dazzling displays of Indigenous culture that saturate the Enmax Centre every February, as Niitsitapi (People of the Blackfoot Confederacy) from across Turtle Island gather to celebrate culture.
The Pow-wow lasts two days and gives attendees a glimpse into traditional regalia, music and art that has defined the area for thousands of years. If you’ve never attended a Pow-Wow before, brush up on respectful etiquette.
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International Peace Pow-wow at a glance
- Date: Last full weekend of February
- How to get there: Located at the VisitLethbridge.com Arena, at the south end of Scenic Drive, the Peace Pow-wow is easy to get to by car – with tons of parking.
- Where to stay: The Quality Inn and Suites is the event’s ‘host hotel’ and offers a discount Pow-Wow price. The Lethbridge Holiday Inn is another great option, as it’s a quick, 5-minute drive to the Enmax Centre. Find Accommodations
What to bring: A friendly smile and money for the Pow-Wow Marketplace
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