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Powwow ScheduleAnnual Sisseton-Wahpeton WacipiBelow is a list of major powwows that occur annually throughout
the state. Please call ahead to verify time and location.
Agency Village, near Sisseton
Fourth of July holiday
(605) 698-3911Bear Soldier Powwow
McLaughlin
Fourth of July holiday
(701) 854-7202Flandreau Santee Sioux Powwow
Flandreau
Third weekend in July
(605) 997-3891Fort Randall Powwow
Lake Andes
First full weekend in August
(605) 384-3641Oglala Nation Powwow and Rodeo
Pine Ridge
First full weekend in August
(605) 867-5821Lower Brule Powwow
Lower Brule
Second weekend in August
(605) 473-5561Crow Creek Sioux Tribe Annual Powwow
Fort Thompson
Third weekend of August
(605) 245-2221Annual Rosebud Fair & Rodeo
Rosebud
Fourth weekend in August
(605) 856-2625Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe Annual Fair, Rodeo, and
Powwow
Eagle Butte
Labor Day weekend
(605) 964-4000Annual Black Hills Powwow and Art Expo
Rushmore Plaza Civic Center, Rapid City
Second weekend in October
(605) 341-0925Great Plains Powwow
Sioux Falls Coliseum
Second weekend in October (in conjunction with Native
American Day)
(605) 339-7039
Great Sioux Nation or Home to Smokesignal