Opening night arrives in Sioux Valley
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» Photos by Tim Smith/The Brandon Sun
Cassie Demas of Canupawakpa Dakota Nation helps her sister Paris with her regalia before the grand entry at the opening night of the 2025 Sioux Valley Dakota Nation Pow Wow on Friday evening.
Seven-year-old jingle dancer Lyric Hotain of Brandon waits to take part in the grand entry at the opening night of the 2025 Sioux Valley Dakota Nation Powwow on Friday evening. The annual powwow runs until Sunday and attracts dancers and other visitors from throughout North America.
Nine-year-old Chloe Redman of Standing Buffalo Dakota Nation holds her chihuahua McGullin at Friday’s opening night.
Dancers fill the powwow arbour during the grand entry. RIGHT: Nine-year-old Chloe Redman of Standing Buffalo Dakota Nation holds her chihuahua McGullin on opening night.