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Regional Events

Last Updated: $Date:: 2010-03-02 09:34:22#$

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

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Date(s)	Event Information
March 2-4 Colorado Springs, CO	Daughter of Tradition training FMI: 719-548-1000 -or- www.WelbrietyTraining.com
March 5 Denver, CO	Tall Bull Memorial council meeting (everyone invited) Four Winds 5th and Bannock (old church building) Time: 5pm. FMI: 303-201-1101
March 10 Denver, CO	Screening: Black Indians and panel discussion Crossroads Theatre 2590 Washington St Tickets: $13-20 FMI: 720-748-1388
March 17-18 Denver, CO	Cultural Responses to the Modern World at Big Brothers and Sisters Registration fee applies. FMI: 303-871-8035
March 19-20 Denver, CO	Native Food concession Christian Indian Center 501 South Pearl St. Times: 10am-6pm FMI: www.denverCIC.org
March 19-21 Denver, CO	*Denver March PowWow** Denver Coliseum FMI: http://www.denvermarchpowwow.org/ Visit alter·Native Voices tables and support all Native Radio! We'll see you there!
March 24-26 Colorado Springs, CO	Training: Fathers and Tradition. Marlin Farley, facilitator. Wellbriety Institute 701 North 20th Street Registration: $450. includes all materials. FMI: 719-548-1000 -or- www.WelbrietyTraining.com
March 29-31 Colorado Springs, CO	Training: Sons of Tradition. Wellbriety Institute 701 North 20th Street Marlin Farley, facilitator. Registration: $450. includes all materials. FMI: 719-548-1000 -or- www.WelbrietyTraining.com
April 1 Everyhere in the US	Census Day Job line: 1-866-861-2010 -or- www.IndianCountryCounts.org
April 23-25 Lakewood, CO	All West Native American Basketball Classic Gold Crown Fieldhouse Harlan St. north of Alameda Ave. FMI: 303-549-3690
May 1 Rye, CO	A Taste of Native America Lunch and dinner food concession by Navajo family to raise funds for the June American Indian Festival at the church. Rye/Home United Methodist Church 2063 Main St. Menu includes, Navajo tacos, fry bread, stew or chili and fry bread deserts and more. Times: 11am-7pm
May 8-9 Fort Collins, CO	Northern Colorado Intertribal Powwow and Indian Art Market Colorado State University B.W. Pickett Equine Center 701 S. Overland Trail Grand Entry: Saturday 1 & 7 PM, Sunday at Noon Admission: $5/day or $8/weekend CHILDREN ages 6-12 are $3/day or $5/weekend and 5 and under are free. Bring your own chair FMI: 970-498-0290 -or- www.fortnet.org/PowWow/ *Need a map to find your way?* Everyone welcome! Visit alter·Native Voices tables and support all Native Radio! We'll see you there!
May 15 Denver, CO	17th Annual Spring Bear Pow-wow Grand Entries: 1pm and 6pm Regis University Field House 3333 Regis Blvd 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 12-13 Rye, CO	American Indian Festival and Country Concert Home United Methodist Church 2063 Main St. Free and open to the public. Vendors, entertainment and fun for the whole family. Food concession and Native vendors both days. All free admission and parking, and open to everyone. *Need a map to find your way?* Indian Vendor space $50. Outside space only. Call Zoe at 303-477-8442 for information and reservations for space. Everyone welcome! Visit alterNative Voices and support all volunteer Native public radio with your purchase.
September 17-19 Boulder, CO	Colorado Aloha Fest 2010 CU Boulder Campus Hula, Ukulele/guitar, cultural workshops. Ethnic food and vendors. Visit Great Western American Rags booth for Aloha shirts and dresses, sarongs, yard goods and more. FMI: www.coloradoalohafest.com

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