Shining Mountains Powwow
The Shining Mountains Powwow was something not to be missed last night at the Aspen High School. The Ute Foundation held Aspen’s first-ever powwow which was a nine-hour affair, complete with intertribal dancers, dignitaries and royalty from regional tribes, contest dancing and drumming, as well as cultural booths, arts and crafts, storytelling and indigenous vendors. Here is a short video recap created by Anna Stonehouse for you to enjoy.
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