Muddy Run Powwow

Event Details

MUDDY RUN POWWOW 2026

September 19–20
Steam-O-Rama Grounds
1673 Manor Road, Windsor, PA 17366

Experience a weekend of Native American culture, tradition, education, and community at the 2026 Muddy Run Powwow. Hosted by Lawilowan American Indian Festival Inc (LAIF), this family-friendly event welcomes Native American dancers, drummers, singers, artisans, educators, veterans, and families from across the East Coast for two days of cultural celebration and learning.

EVENT HOURS

Saturday, September 19
10 AM – 9 PM

Sunday, September 20
10 AM – 5 PM

ADMISSION
Tickets are available online through Eventbrite

Adults (17–64): $10
Youth (8–16): $5
Children 7 & Under: Free
Seniors (65+): Free

What to Expect

The Muddy Run Powwow offers an engaging and welcoming experience for attendees of all ages. Throughout the weekend, visitors can enjoy Native American music, dance, art, food, educational exhibits, and opportunities to connect with Native artists, performers, and cultural educators. Whether you’re attending your first powwow or returning as a longtime supporter, you’ll find meaningful opportunities to learn, celebrate, and experience Native American culture firsthand.

Event Highlights:

Grand Entry featuring dancers in traditional regalia
Native American drum groups, singing, and dancing
Intertribal dancing open to the public
Storytelling and cultural presentations
Native American flute music
Educational exhibits focused on Native American history and traditions
MMIW (Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women-People) awareness and honoring dance
Veteran recognition and honoring dance
Native arts, crafts, jewelry, beadwork, and handmade cultural items
Food vendors featuring Native American favorites and festival foods
Birds of prey educational presentations and live wildlife exhibits
Family-friendly cultural activities and experiences
Opportunities to meet Native artists, dancers, and cultural educators

Don't miss this unforgettable cultural experience!

Vendors

Discover a variety of Native American arts, crafts, jewelry, beadwork, cultural items, and specialty products while supporting talented artists, makers, and small businesses. Visitors will have opportunities to browse unique handcrafted goods, meet vendors, learn about traditional art forms, and take home one-of-a-kind items that celebrate Native American culture and creativity.

Vendors are subject to change.

2026 VENDORS

Native American Jewelry Etc.
LAIF
The Native Village
Raven’s Moon
Spirit Fire Art
Jorge Ulloa
Spirit Hawk Gallery
Tiny Bear Trading
Kelly Jewelry
Native American Flute Groups
Quintessence Incense
Finger Weaving /Mark Warfel Demo
Teaching Table/ Lanie Buckwalter Demo
Storytelling / Ruth Py Demo
Sweetgrass Blessings
Stone Spirits By Crystalelkwoman
Raven’s Curiosities
AA District 45
Bluewolf Trading Co
Mayan Weaving

Quitewolf Crafting
Kapp Fling Knapping
Sicanni Purizaca
MMIW Grove
Job Corps
Hans Herr House
Strong Horse Flint Knapping
Joie Klass
Raine Dawn
Cultural Alliance
Dragon Wings Falconry & Avian Encounters/ Demo
Wagon Burner
Chef U
Mammas Melts
Premium Shaved Ice
KW Pit Beef
Wrightsville Hope UMC Church

Stay & Explore York County

Explore More
Looking for additional places to stay, things to do, dining recommendations, and local attractions? Visit Explore York to start planning your trip.

Nearby Accommodations
Visitors looking for convenient lodging options will want to check out Best Western Plus Heritage Rail Inn & Suites. A comfortable hotel located just a short drive from the Steam-O-Rama Grounds with convenient access to local attractions, dining, and shopping.

Thank You to Our Sponsors

The Muddy Run Powwow is made possible through the generous support of sponsors, community partners, volunteers, and donors who believe in preserving, sharing, and celebrating Native American culture. Their support helps create meaningful educational experiences, supports cultural programming, and allows us to welcome attendees from across the region for this annual gathering.

Interested in becoming a sponsor?

About Lawilowan American Indian Festival Inc

Lawilowan American Indian Festival Inc is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving, sharing, and honoring Native American culture through educational programming, powwows, music, dance, art, storytelling, and community gatherings. Through events like the Muddy Run Powwow and the annual Lawilowan American Indian Festival at York College of Pennsylvania, LAIF creates opportunities for cultural education, connection, and celebration while helping ensure Native American traditions continue to be shared with future generations.

SAVE THE DATE!
Lawilowan American Indian Festival
March 2027 in York, PA

The Lawilowan American Indian Festival returns in March 2027 at York College of Pennsylvania’s Grumbacher Sports and Fitness Center. Join us for another family-friendly weekend celebrating Native American culture through music, dance, art, education, food, and community. Additional event details will be announced soon.

Ready to Join Us?

Experience a weekend of Native American culture, traditions, education, and community at the Muddy Run Powwow on September 19 and 20, 2026, in Windsor, PA.