Indigenous Peoples Day

Celebrate this annual holiday with us in honor of all of our ancestors,
the people continuing the struggle today and future generations.

Saturday, October 12, 2024, 10 am to 6 pm

Berkeley INDIGENOUS PEOPLES DAY POWWOW & Indian Market
32nd Annual Celebration: 532 years of Resistance and Renewal, 1492-2024

Native American foods, Arts & Crafts and American Indian culture.
Gourd Dance, Rounddance, Committee Specials and Intertribals.
10 am: Exhibition Dance. 12 Noon: Land acknowledgement.1 pm: Grand Entry.

MLK Civic Center Park, Allston Way, Berkeley. Free. Wheelchair accessible.
Information: (510) 595-5520 or www.ipdpowwow.org

2024 VENDOR BOOTH APPLICATION

The 2021 zoom pow wow
is now on our YouTube channel.

WATCH HERE:

https://bit.ly/3lhKOME

Why: In 1992 a small group of Native
Americans and their staunch allies gathered
to shed light on the error of Columbus day and
to encourage adoption of that date as
INDIGENOUS PEOPLES DAY. 

CELEBRATE THE HOLIDAY

OUR 
2020 CELEBRATION  
IS ON YOUTUBE:
THE HISTORY & MEANING OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES DAY
WATCH HERE

ROUND DANCE
EVERYONE IS INVITED TO DANCE WITH US
IN ALL THE ROUND DANCES!!!

Sponsored by the City of Berkeley * Wheelchair Accessible

FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL: 510-595-5520
Indigenous Peoples Day Committee:
Box 97, 1700 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley, CA 94709

General information: info@ipdpowwow.org

Vendor booths are available by reservation only and are not assured by a first-come-first-serve policy.

No drugs or alcohol. Indigenous Peoples Day Committee is not responsible for lost or stolen articles.

Contact:
Indigenous Peoples Day Committee

ARCHIVES
OF
INDIGENOUS PEOPLES DAY

A Documentary History
of the Origin and Development of
Indigenous Peoples Day

curated by
John Curl

Index

1. The Geneva Conference, 1977

2. The Encuentro of the Condor and Eagle, 1990

3. RESISTANCE 500 & the first Berkeley Indigenous Peoples Day 1991-1992

4. The first Indigenous Peoples Day Pow Wow 1993