Cumberland County Schools (CCS) hosted its Exhibition Powwow, sponsored by CCS’s Office of Indian Education, celebrating Native American heritage from 9 a.m. to noon Nov. 7 at the Crown Complex. This event was put on in honor of Native American Heritage Month in November. According to a press release from CCS, “this event celebrates the vibrant legacy of Native American communities and provides an opportunity to enrich understanding of their contributions.”

A woman dressed to perform holds props in front of her face
A performer has 5 red rings looped through their arms behind their back
A performer has streamers circling their body mid-performance
A dancer is mid-performance wearing colorful attire looking right into the camera
A large group of people standing in the middle of an arena hold hands and move in a circle
A dancer is mid-performance wearing colorful attire looking right into the camera
A woman holds props in both hands as she performs
A stadium with blue folding chairs waits for a performance to begin
A man stands with a ceremonial object wearing a white collard short sleeve shirt with a bolo tie
A man performs in a circle while sitting at a drum
A woman holds a microphone behind a podium

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