It was a great turnout this past weekend where the Nottoway Indian Tribe of Virginia celebrated its 2019 annual powwow.
In addition to the fun in the sun to be expected at a traditional powwow, the emcee Rick Kelly, Nottoway Indian Tribe of Virginia, took some time to break from traditional dances to offer some fun for the kids.
Video: It’s time for a candy dance!
Powwow photos by Vincent Schilling
MC Rick Kelly, Nottoway Indian Tribe of VA, held it down at the Nottoway powwow – Photo: Vincent SchillingArena director Lee Greywolf Lopez and his daughter Cheyenne Lopez, Jicarilla Apache – Photo: Vincent SchillingTime to barter for the best candy Photo: Vincent Schilling Credit: Photo: Vincent Schilling, Indian Country Today)Having fun during the candy dance – Photo: Vincent SchillingHead dancer Louis Campbell, Lumbee, shows off his own t-shirt designed by a vendor – Photo: Vincent SchillingKim Richardson, Haliwa Saponi shows off her family-inspired designed t-shirts at her Moc70 vendor tent. – Photo: Vincent SchillingTribal member Sheila Elliott and Nottoway Indian Tribe of Virginia Chief Lynette Allston take in some of the powwow atmosphere. – Photo: Vincent SchillingSisters Aiyana and Brielle Suarez from the Meherrin Nation having a fun time at the powwow while showing gracious smiles. – Photo: Vincent Schilling
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