Will add visuals and visual captions later -GF It began with a roll call. The 5 p.m. Grand Entry of the 46th annual Pah-Loots-Puu Powwow started with MC Toby Patrick announcing a drum roll call. As he called out their names one by one, each group of drummers beat their drums White Hawk, Silent.
The heart-pounding beating of 11 drums resonated throughout Beasley Coliseum during the 45th annual Pah-Loots-Puu Powwow on April 16, organized by the Native American Student Organization, Ku-Ah-Mah. Powwows are social events typically hosted by Native American tribes that feature drummers, dancers and vendors selling a variety of jewelry and foods, Ku-Ah-Mah advisor Joelle Edwards said..
Today students across campus celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day, an opportunity for Native people to educate others and honor their culture. Joelle Edwards, WSU Native American Programs retention specialist, said the day is the perfect time for people to reflect on the narrative that was previously told. Events will begin with a teepee assembling demonstration at.