Michigan's First Native American Music Festival held on Anishinaabek land in Detroit, Michigan, otherwise known as Waawiyaatanong. Experience the heart of the festival with live performances, DJs, art installations, dancing, food, craft vendors, live painting, and more!
Experience the vibrant culture and dance of the Woodland Natives with contests in Mens Woodland, Womens Applique/Woodland, and Hand Drum singing. Enjoy a fry bread taco from our vendors while cheering on the deadliest dancers and singers!
Woodland style dances, are the expressions of our connection to the natural world, where movements embody the stories of our animal relatives. These dances, inspired by life within the woodlands, portrays the characteristics of our four-legged relatives serving as a powerful form of storytelling and cultural preservation
Through the convergence of contemporary Native artists and the sacred traditions of powwow, we aim to inspire a deeper understanding and appreciation of Indigenous heritage, empowering future generations to thrive while honoring the wisdom of their ancestors. Together, we embrace a future where Indigenous cultures are not only seen and heard but are integral to the narrative of our shared world.
At Vibes With The Tribes Music and Cultural Festival, our vision is to illuminate the vibrant tapestry of Indigenous cultures by celebrating their past, embracing the present, and envisioning a future where Indigenous voices resonate powerfully across all realms of society.
We strive to create a dynamic space that fosters Indigenous visibility and uplifts Indigenous futurism, weaving together modern musical expressions and traditional practices.
