• Respect the sacred nature of the event, the Elders, drummers, singers, dancers, regalia, and the Pow Wow staff and committee.
• Dogs are not allowed in the Pow Wow area. Leashed dogs are allowed in other areas of the site.
• Listen to the Master of Ceremonies (MC) for information about the dances, songs and Pow Wow guidelines.
• Photos, video and sound recordings are not permitted during ceremonial songs and dances. The MC will announce when ceremonial songs and dances are taking place.
• Always ask permission before taking photographs of individuals wearing regalia or touching their regalia.
• Drugs and alcohol are strictly prohibited. You may see participants using tobacco for ceremonial purposes only.
• Visitors should stand for ceremonial songs and dances, including the Grand Entry, Flag Songs, Veteran Songs, and Honour Songs.
• Visitors are welcome to join specific Pow Wow dances. The MC will announce which dances are appropriate for visitors to join.
• Do not hold children while dancing in the dance area. Holding a child may be regarded as them being a gift to the Creator.
• Always walk or dance in a clockwise direction when in the dance area. Do not run around the dance area; horseplay is not tolerated.
• Questions about the Pow Wow and traditions are welcome; however, avoid interrupting ceremonies or participants who are actively engaged.

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