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Peninsula Voices - Angel Sampson: Laugh, Cry and Learn - Seaside Magazineby Stephanie Staples | photo by Leah Gray For a long time, I’ve wanted to attend a Powwow; the regalia, drumming, dancing and of course the traditional foods that are so different from my world, have captivated me. This year will be my first time experiencing this special tradition, at the 28th annual Yellow Wolf […]

2023

Yellow Wolf Intertribal powwow returns to Saanich PeninsulaMultifaceted Indigenous cultural event takes place July 22 to 24 at Stelly’s secondary

2022

Yellow Wolf Inter-tribal Powwow returning to Saanichton before renamingStarting with the 2024 event, organizers will return to original Wutawnty name

2023

Yellow Wolf Inter-tribal Powwow returns to Saanich PeninsulaTsawout community hosting 25th anniversary celebration of dance and culture Aug. 2 to 4

2019

PHOTOS: ȽÁU, WELṈEW̱ tribal school celebrates Indigenous Day with Yellow Wolf PowwowTraditional drumming, singing and dancing brings school together in celebration

2019

Dancing to the Rhythm of the Drum: Yellow Wolf Inter-tribal Powwow - Here Magazine: Canada’s Voices

2019

A Time of Celebration: The Annual Yellow Wolf Intertribal Powwow - Seaside Magazineby Jesse Holth – After taking a hiatus in 2018, the Annual Yellow Wolf Intertribal Powwow is returning to the Saanich Peninsula. From August 2 to 4, this special celebration will mark the 25th powwow held in honour of Alice Mary Moody Sampson. “We decided to honour her by hosting this annual family event on […]

2019

Yellow Wolf Powwow draws dancers from across CanadaSaanichton event a celebration of Indigenous culture

2019

Intertribal powwow draws hundreds to Tsartlip NationAnnual powwow by the Sampson family is a showcase of dancing, music and community

2017

Yellow Wolf Powwow in Central Saanich this weekendDancers and drummers from First Nations across the Island, mainland and even from the western United States, will be at the Tsartlip Nation this weekend for the annual Yellow Wolf Powwow.

2017

Yellow Wolf Powwow returns to Tsartlip community in AugustAnnual powwow welcomes dancers, drummers to First Nation near Brentwood Bay

2017

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