Regional Events

All events listed here are open to the public. We will note if there are admission charges.

Events within a box of this color are cooperating with alter·Native Voices and our volunteers will be at our booth with books, music and local crafts that support this all volunteer production. Look for our logo (feather and microphone) to be sure you're supporting alter·Native Voices and let the event organizers know where you heard about their event.

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And let them know at the event you attend, where you heard about them!

January 28
Denver, CO

Benefit Dinner and Show for One Nation Walking Togather
Four Winds
201 W. 5th Ave.
Time: 5:30 pm
$30 at the door.
FMI and reservations: 719-329-0251
Catering by Fazoli's, silent auction, and door prizes
⇒ Entertainment by Eddie three Eagles and Lowery Begay.
Public welcome — Fun for all!

January 28
Denver, CO

Fundraising Night with the Colorado Mammoth
Pepsi Center
Colorado Mammoth will be playing the Rochester Knighthawks,
a team with a significant number of Native American players!
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Please order your tickets through this website:
» http://www.pepsicenter.com/groups/mammoth/NCIPA

February 15
Denver, CO

Native Radio on Video!
Screening 3 shorts about Native radio
Crossroads Theater
Five Points (next to Coffee at the Point)
Time: 6pm
Free Will donations supports Indigenous Film Festival.
FMI: www.iiirm.org

March 21-22
Denver, CO

National Environmental Policy Act workshop
Doubletree Hotel
3203 Quebec St.
FMI: www.iiirm.org

April 14
Cheyenne, WY 82007

Southeast Wyoming Intertribal Powwow
Laramie County Community College
1400 E. College Dr.
• Traditional powwow, dancing, drums, games food concession, and vendors
• FREE admission and parking
• EVERYONE is welcome and invited
• FMI: 307-316-0201
⇒ Need a map to find your way?

Visit alterNative Voices tables
where all sales support our community and all
volunteer Native public radio project.

April 20-22
Ft. Collins, CO

Northern Colorado Intertribal Contest Powwow
and Indian Art Market
CSU Moby Arena
Corner of South Shields Street and West Elizabeth Street
• Friday opening 5pm, Grand Entry 7pm
• Saturday open 10am, Grand Entry 1 and 7pm
• Sunday open 10am, Grand Entry at noon
• General admission $5/day or $8/wk-end
• FMI: (970) 498-0290 -or- www.fortnet.org/PowWow/
⇒ Need a map to find your way?

Visit alterNative Voices tables
where all sales support our community and all
volunteer Native public radio project.

April 28-29
Denver, CO

Bead Bazaar
Merchandise Mart - Expo Building
452 East 58th at I-25, 80216
Admission at the door good for both days.
• Hundreds of bead traders.
• For class info: www.RockyBeads.org
» Susie Aikman will offer classes both days
  • Saturday: Bead Painting with Applique stitch
  • Sunday: Traditional American Indian Loom work and repair.
    Classes will fill quick, sign up early to reserve your seat at the table.
• For Class Info: www.RockyBeads.org
⇒ Need a map to find your way?

May 19
Denver, CO

19th Annual Spring Bear Pow-wow (Traditional)
Regis University Field House
3333 Regis Blvd
Grand Entries: 1pm and 6pm
• Free admission and parking
• FMI: 303-648-3414 -or- powwow@ravendancers.org
⇒ Need a map to find your way?

Everyone welcome!
Visit alter·Native Voices tables
and support all Native Radio!
We'll see you there!

June 9-10
Rye, CO

American Indian Festival and Concerts
Home United Methodist Church
Hwy 165 and Main St.
Admission and parking FREE for everyone.
• Concerts:
 »Saturday: 7 PM - Sonny Hood 7pm
 »Sunday: 2 PM - Vince RedHouse (Navajo)
Native vendors, children's crafts, silent auction, Navajo Taco food concession, story telling and more.
Rye is located on the edge of San Isabel National Forest, south of Pueblo.
⇒ Need a map to find your way?

Everyone welcome!
Visit alter·Native Voices tables
and support all Native Radio!
We'll see you there!

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