“In Honor of Our Children” Powwow
Kelso “In Honor of our Children” Powwow is a Non-profit that started as an education program for Native American children and the Powwow was part of the cultural program.
The Powwow, established in 1985, continues to honor the youth and shares Native American culture with the community. This yearly event is free, family-friendly, and open to the public. There will be traditional Native drumming, singing, and dancing to reflect the diverse Native population. Food and art vendors will also a part of this event.
Cowlitz County Event Center, 7th Avenue, Longview, WA, USA
Distance: 1.50 mi (straight line)
Longview Civic Circle Park, Broadway Street, Longview, WA, USA
Distance: 2.22 mi (straight line)
Longview Civic Circle Park, Broadway Street, Longview, WA, USA
Distance: 2.22 mi (straight line)
2117 Nichols Blvd, Longview, WA 98632, USA
Distance: 2.86 mi (straight line)
28266 Dike Rd, Rainier, OR 97048, USA
Distance: 5.10 mi (straight line)
Westin Amphitheater, North Hendrickson Drive, Kalama, WA, USA
Distance: 9.83 mi (straight line)
Mt St Helens Visitor Center, Spirit Lake Highway, Castle Rock, WA, USA
Distance: 10.95 mi (straight line)
Stillmeadows Gardens and Retreat, Stillmeadows Lane, Castle Rock, WA 98611, USA
Distance: 17.06 mi (straight line)
Lewis River Inn, Lewis River Road, Woodland, WA, USA
Distance: 17.87 mi (straight line)
Real Eye Zing Art, South 1st Street, St. Helens, OR, USA
Distance: 19.83 mi (straight line)
The Columbia Theatre, South 1st Street, St. Helens, OR, USA
Distance: 19.84 mi (straight line)
Running Dogs Brewery/TheBlondeBrewer Production Facility, Running Dogs Lane, St. Helens, OR, USA
Distance: 19.84 mi (straight line)
241 South 1st Street, St. Helens, OR, USA
Distance: 19.88 mi (straight line)
Columbia County Museum, Strand Street, St. Helens, OR, USA
Distance: 19.88 mi (straight line)
290 South 1st Street, St. Helens, OR 97051, USA
Distance: 19.93 mi (straight line)
Feathers and Leathers Boutique, South 1st Street, St. Helens, OR, USA
Distance: 19.93 mi (straight line)
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