Events
July 17th 2010 - July 18th 2010
36th Annual Pow Wow
MARYLAND STATE FAIRGROUNDS
EXHIBITION HALL
2200 York Road, Timonium, MD 21093
From Interstate 83 : Take Exit 17, Padonia Road, east to York Road,
south on York Road to Fairgrounds entrance on the right. {OR} Take Exit 18, York Road, east, to the Fairgrounds entrance on the left.
MTA:Â The Timonium Light Rail Stop is located a short walk from the entrance to the Fairgrounds near the Cow Palace. The MTA No. 9 bus line also serves the Timonium Park and Ride/Light Rail Stop. For detailed schedule information please contact MTA directly at 410-539-5000Â
- Native American Food & craft Vendors
- Native American Dancing & drumming
- Over $15,000 in prize money for dance competition
- Adult (Northern & southern) 1st-$750, 2nd-$500, 3rd-$250, 4th-$100
- MC: Keith Colston Head Judge: Keith Cox Arena Director: Maurice Proctor
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In the News
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June 11th 2010
BP Oil Spills Threatens Atakapa-Ishak Tribe
The following video is from a National Geographic report on the Gulf of Mexico oil spill and it's affect on a tribal nation in Louisiana http://64.38.12.138/News/2010/020211.asp From Indianz.com, "In... MORE
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June 11th 2010
Lumbee Tribe to End Contract With Lewin International
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June 4th 2010
Lumbee lobbying contract was negotiated by last chairman
From Indiaz.com, "A small group of leaders of the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina negotiated a controversial lobbying contract. Former chairman Jimmy Goins led the effort, The Fayetteville Observer... MORE
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May 27th 2010
First Native American Pilot to Fly for Navy Passes
Mr Tom Oxendine, the first Native American pilot to fly for the navy, recently passed away in the early hours of Thursday May 27th. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family. Please click the link below... MORE
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May 27th 2010
Lumbee Tribe won't give up controversial lobbying contract
Leaders of the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina aren't swaying from a controversial lobbying contract. Critics have tried to get the tribe to cancel the agreement with Lewin International. But the council... MORE
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April 20th 2010
Census is Here In an effort to ensure that the Native American community is included in the 2010 Census the Baltimore American Indian Center is a counting center to assist anyone with completing... MORE
Volunteer
Volunteers are very important to the success of the Baltimore American Indian Center. Call to volunteer your time or contribute needed items to the BAIC. 410-675-3535
Volunteers are needed to:
- Help with answering the phones
- Ongoing renovation clean up
- Help with cultural classes
Please contact the center at (410) 675-3535

