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Prescott Powwow: Elders Embracing the Youth

Fri, Sep 18

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Watson Lake Park

A beautiful weekend of dancing, music, marketplace, art, and food at Watson Lake Park in Prescott.

Prescott Powwow: Elders Embracing the Youth
Prescott Powwow: Elders Embracing the Youth

Time & Location

Sep 18, 2026, 4:00 PM – Sep 20, 2026, 6:30 PM

Watson Lake Park, 3101 Watson Lk Rd, Prescott, AZ 86301, USA

About the Event

The 2026 Prescott Powwow brings the community together at Watson Lake Park for a beautiful weekend of dancing, music, art, and food. This year’s theme, “Elders Embracing the Youth,” recognizes the relationships through which cultural knowledge, responsibilities, and traditions are shared across generations.


Schedule

Friday, September 18

  • Gourd Dancing at 4:00 PM

  • Grand Entry at 6:00 PM


Saturday, September 19

  • Gourd Dancing at 11:00 AM and 4:00 PM

  • Grand Entry at 1:00 PM and 7:00 PM


Sunday, September 20

  • Gourd Dancing at 11:00 AM

  • Grand Entry at 12:00 PM


Admission

  • Adults: $8

  • Ages 12 through 18: $3

  • Children under age 12: Free

  • Powwow participants: Free


Free parking is available

Free camping and showers are available for powwow participants. Pets, drugs, and alcohol are not permitted.


Powwow Leadership

  • Head Man: Kris Etsitty, Diné, Chinle, Arizona

  • Head Woman: Cheyenne Edgewater, Diné, Leupp, Arizona

  • Head Boy: Aydin Provencial, Diné, Tuba City, Arizona

  • Head Girl: Kehlani Edgewater, Diné, Leupp, Arizona

  • Master of Ceremonies: Trevo Foster, Diné, Blackfeet, Chippewa, and Cree, Mesa, Arizona

  • Arena Director: Eldred Matt, San Carlos Apache and Confederated Tribes of Colville, Phoenix, Arizona

  • Northern Host: New Boyz, Teesto, Arizona

  • Southern Host: Strictly Southern, Hopi, Arizona

  • Head Gourd: Freedy Alvarado, Mayan and Diné, Tucson, Arizona

  • Sound: Karlis Beard, Diné, Gilbert, Arizona


For questions, contact Alberta Cook at 623 455 0485 or albertajcook@yahoo.com.




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