ELKO — As has become a tradition of native people to come together and celebrate their heritage, powwows are a standard of life across the United States.
Events are Friday and Saturday.
Te-Moak Tribe of Western Shoshone Indians
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Dancers at the Elko Band Powwow bow their heads in reflection during the Grand Entry in 2012.
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