46th Annual Indigenous Voices Pow Wow

Thank you for showing interest in volunteering for the 46th Annual Indigenous Voices Pow Wow being held at the Weber State University’s (WSU) Stromberg Complex on March 14, 2026.

All volunteers are encouraged to attend a Pow Wow Etiquette training to learn about Pow Wow and what to expect.

Duties include: Volunteer Volunteer Leads/Check-in, Setup Crew, Food Booth, Dancer Registration, Wristband Distribution, Parking, Volunteer Hospitality, Workshop & Assessment, Clean Up.  

Event Details:

This event is free and open to the public.

There will be 2 dancer grand entries at 12 p.m. and 6 p.m.

The theme “Indigenous Voices” embodies the unique variation of cultures the Native American student body here at Weber State University represents. Indigenous voices exhibits the ways we express ourselves in our unique languages, dances, and ceremonies.

As Native American scholars attending WSU, we celebrate our ancestral heritage and our communal voices through sharing our cultural heritage in the forms of dancing, singing, and storytelling. By sharing our ancestral knowledge through the events we host, we hope to captivate the richness of our cultures and showcase a united front through “Indigenous Voices."

For more information in regards to volunteer duties/responsibilities please contact Amanda Jones at amandajones4@weber.edu.