A Native American man stands in traditional dress while listening to story teller Lasaro Chief Arriola at the annual Celebration of the People Powwow at the LBJ Student Center on Wednesday on the campus of Texas State University. Dancing, drumming, story telling and crafts were featured throughout the day.
Traditional crafts and apparel were displayed at the annual Celebration of the People Powwow at the LBJ Student Center on Wednesday on the campus of Texas State University. Above, Lasaro Chief Arriola sings a song of peace while Julie Lani drums. Kiowa, Apache, Comanche, Lakota, Dakota, Choctaw, Paiute, Chickasaw, Sans Arc, Caddo, Delaware, Zuni, Huron, Navajo, Cherokee, Hawaiian, Aztec, Cree, Creek and Mohegan tribes were represented at the event.
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Lasaro Chief Arriola sings a song of peace while Julie Lani drums at the annual Celebration of the People Powwow at Texas State University on Wednesday. Ashley Landis
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A Native American man stands in traditional dress while listening to story teller Lasaro Chief Arriola. Dancing, drumming, story telling and crafts were featured throughout the day. Ashley Landis
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Traditional crafts and apparel were displayed at the annual Celebration of the People Powwow at the LBJ Student Center. Kiowa, Apache, Comanche, Lakota, Dakota, Choctaw, Paiute, Chickasaw, Sans Arc, Caddo, Delaware, Zuni, Huron, Navajo, Cherokee, Hawaiian, Aztec, Cree, Creek and Mohegan tribes were represented at the event. Ashley Landis
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Traditional crafts and apparel were displayed at the annual Celebration of the People Powwow on Wednesday. Ashley Landis
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