15th Annual
Spring Bear Pow-wow

Saturday, May 17, 2008

Only days until Spring Bear 2008!

Regis University Field House
3333 Regis Blvd (50th Ave)
Denver, Colorado

Public Invited - Free Admission for all.

All Dancers and Drums Welcome - No Contests.

Cakewalks, Raffles, Frybread, Indian Tacos and more.

Vendors of Native American Fine Arts and Crafts,
Books, Music, Craft Supplies, and more.

Schedule of Events

Vendor Setup Opens		9:00 AM
Ground Blessing		11:00 AM
Food Booth Open		Noon - 8:00PM
Cakewalks		Noon
Grand Entry		1:00 PM
Dinner Break		4:30 - 6:00PM
Cakewalks		5:30 PM
Grand Entry		6:00 PM

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Head Staff

Committee Chair	Bear Limvere
Media Advisor	Z. Susanne Aikman, Eastern Band Cherokee
Spiritual Leader	Bill Center, Oglala Lakota
Emcee	Michael Alley, Otoe Missouri/Rosebud Lakota
Arena Director	Chuntay Her Many Horses
Host Northern Drum	Red Lightning Head Singer: Russell Steel
Color Guard	Volunteer Veterans
Food Booth	Anita and Daryl Pino

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Directions

Directions From I-25 and I-70 in Denver: Exit I-70 at Federal Boulevard, and proceed north 2 blocks to Regis Boulevard (50th Avenue). Turn left (west) onto Regis Boulevard. Turn right to Field House (entrance across from Julian Street.)

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Spring Bear 2008 Flyer

Vendor Application

Sponsorship Information

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Information

For more information, please contact powwow@ravendancers.org

Sponsored by The Raven Dancers, alterNative Voices and Regis University.

Donations to the Pow-wow Committee welcome.

For more information on donations and sponsorship,
please check out our Sponsorship Flyer or drop us a note!

Vendors welcome! Please contact Committee.

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Disclaimer

No Alcohol, Drugs, or Firearms will be tolerated.

The Committee, Sponsors, Staff, or volunteers are not responsible for accidents, injuries, lost or stolen items, short-funded travelers, damage to personal belongings, lost snags, or divorces.

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