Native American Powwow
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Join this vibrant cultural gathering that celebrates Indigenous traditions through music, dance, art, and community. Held in the Del Mar Arena, you'll enjoy colorful regalia, intricate dances, drum circles, and singing. Each dance features a unique style and significance. Attendees can also enjoy Native American arts and crafts vendors, traditional foods like fry bread and Indian tacos, as well as educational presentations on Native culture and history. This inclusive event welcomes guests of all backgrounds to join in the celebration and learn about Indigenous heritage and customs.
Head Staff for this special program include:
- Emcee — Walter Ahhaitty
- Arena Director — Adam Loya
- Eagle Staff Carrier — Richard DeCrane
- Color Guard — AIVA of Southern California
- Head Gourd Dancer - Ivan Sam
- Head Man — Sam Bearpaw
- Head Woman — Julie Labrake
- Head Young Woman - Winter Begay
- Head Young Man — Gabriel Razo
- Head Tiny Tot Boy — Jaxton La Chappa
- Head Tiny Tot Girl — Willow Garfield
- Host Northern Drum — Bear Springs
- Host Southern Drum — Shakey Town
- Invited Northern Drum — Green River
- Invited Southern Drum — Red Warrior
- Bird Singers — Paul Cuero Jr.
- Dinner Break — Danza Azteca Xochipilli
Del Mar Fairgrounds
The 22nd District Agricultural Association (22nd DAA) manages and operates the Del Mar Fairgrounds; its nearby equestrian facility, the Horsepark; and the Del Mar Golf Center, on behalf of the State of California. No tax monies are used in the operation of these facilities. The Del Mar Fairgrounds supports its budget through admission, parking and facility rental fees. The Fairgrounds, including its parking lots, is approximately 340 acres; Horsepark is approximately 65 acres. The Fairgrounds and Horsepark are the sites of nearly 350 events each year. They include weddings, receptions, bar and bat mitzvahs, equestrian and other animal shows, concerts, craft shows, home shows and other social and consumer events.View the event calendar for a day-to-day view of the latest events. Location The Del Mar Fairgrounds is located 20 miles north of downtown San Diego, at 2260 Jimmy Durante Blvd, in the city of Del Mar, California. From Interstate 5, take the Via de la Valle exit and head west (a left turn from the freeway exit if you are northbound; a right turn if you are southbound). Take Via De La Valle to Jimmy Durante Boulevard and turn left. The Fairgrounds will be on your right. Del Mar Horsepark is about two miles east of the Fairgrounds at the corner of Via de la Valle and El Camino Real, at 14550 El Camino Real. Facilities Fairgrounds facilities feature 180,000 square feet of exhibit space, ranging from the Grandstand luxury suites, perfect for an intimate gathering of 10-20 people, to O’Brien Hall, which can hold up to 6,800 people. Also, the Fairgrounds has several outdoor venues, including the Grandstand and the Del Mar Arena, which can seat as many as 7,000 people. The Del Mar Fairgrounds is a permanent venue location to such seasonal attractions as: - Del Mar National Horse Show - San Diego County Fair - The Scream Zone - Surfside Race Place - PBR: Professional Bull Riding - Del Mar Thoroughbred Club
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