July Mittark

Annual Homecoming July 3 - 5

The 105th Annual Mashpee Wampanoag Powwow will be held July 3, 4, and 5 on the Powwow Grounds at 483 Great Neck Road South in Mashpee.

Powwow is our time to come home.

Each year, our families, elders, youth, dancers, singers, vendors, volunteers, and community members come together to carry forward one of our most important annual gatherings. It is a time to reconnect with relatives, honor our ancestors, support one another, and celebrate who we are as Mashpee Wampanoag people.

As we prepare for this year’s Powwow, Tribal citizens are encouraged to come out, bring their families, support our vendors, help where they can, and be part of the work that makes this gathering possible. Whether you are dancing, singing, volunteering, vending, cooking, visiting with family, or simply showing up in community, your presence matters.

Powwow has always been more than a weekend on the calendar. It is a reminder of our strength, our continuity, and our responsibility to each other and to the generations coming after us.

We look forward to seeing our Tribal community come together once again for the 105th Annual Mashpee Wampanoag Powwow.

 

Powwow Program Now Available

The full program for the 105th Annual Mashpee Wampanoag Powwow is now available online.

Tribal citizens, families, vendors, dancers, singers, volunteers, and visitors are encouraged to review the program before Powwow weekend for the full schedule, head staff, specials, acknowledgements, sponsor messages, graduate recognition, and other important information.

The Powwow Committee is also sharing several important updates ahead of this year’s gathering.

Camping and RV registration is now available for Powwow weekend. Space is limited, and advance registration is recommended to help guarantee placement. Camping fees are $30 for tents and $100 for RVs, with an additional $150 fee for RVs larger than 24 feet. Registration forms should include camper information, vehicle details, license plate number, total number of campers, and a list of all camper names.

 

Weetumuw School Now Enrolling for New Academic Year

Weetumuw School is now accepting enrollment for the new academic year.

The school is welcoming students for its Primary Classroom, serving children ages 3–6, and Lower Elementary Classroom, serving children ages 6–9. Families interested in learning more about the enrollment process are encouraged to reach out to Nitana Hicks Greendeer.

Weetumuw School, Mâseepee Wôpanây Katnuhtôhtâeekamuq, is a Wôpanâak culture and language school operated by the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe. The school prepares students for academic excellence and community leadership by grounding education in Wampanoag values, culture, language, and Montessori learning.

Through daily classroom practices, stories, ceremony, traditions, and community teachings, Weetumuw School helps children build a strong sense of identity, belonging, and pride in who they are as Wampanoag people.

Families interested in enrolling students for the new academic year are encouraged to contact Nitana Hicks Greendeer for more information.

Phone: 508-477-0208
Website: www.weetumuwschool.org


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