The Waaswaaganing Indian Bowl powwow in Lac du Flambeau takes place every week. It's a summer staple. The powwow has been around for 75 years and has hosted famous attendees, including a president.

The Waaswaaganing Indian Bowl powwow is celebrating its 75th year. It takes places every Tuesday during the summer in Lac du Flambeau. There's even a special show on the 4th of July.

The Waaswaaganing Indian Bowl powwow is celebrating its 75th year. It started in 1951 and has had some famous visitors, including a president.

My colleague Sagen Quale spearheaded the creation of this short documentary “Seeding Stories Manoomin and Anishinaabeg Relations,” using Lac du Flambeau (Waaswaaganing) voices. Check out the full video here: youtu.be/IB06qgaJyPU?...

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