United Houma Nations PowWow
Join the United Houma Nation for a powerful and moving celebration of Native culture, tradition, and resilience at their annual PowWow—a vibrant gathering that brings together tribal members, families, and visitors from near and far.
Held in the heart of Houma, this two-day event features traditional dancing, drumming, art, food, and ceremony, offering an unforgettable experience of Native American culture in South Louisiana. Whether you come to learn, honor, or simply witness the beauty of the tradition, the PowWow is open to all—and all are welcome in a spirit of respect, unity, and celebration.
Festival Tips
- Seating available, but bringing your own lawn chair is encouraged
Outdoor and covered areas—event takes place rain or shine - Cash recommended for some vendors
- Respect for all cultural traditions and ceremonies is expected—photos are welcome, but please ask first before photographing dancers or elders
- No alcohol or drugs permitted
- Family-friendly, educational, and open to all
Make the Most of Your Visit
Stay for the weekend and take in more of Houma’s rich history. Visit the Bayou Terrebonne Waterlife Museum, explore the nearby wetlands on a swamp tour, or grab dinner at a local Cajun restaurant.
Above all, come with an open heart—the United Houma Nation’s PowWow is a powerful reminder of the strength, beauty, and living traditions of the Indigenous people of this region. Your presence matters.
