In celebration of Indigenous Peoples’ Day, Palms Casino Resort, the only resort in Las Vegas wholly owned and operated by a Native American tribe, will host its second-annual Pow Wow Exhibition at Pearl Concert Theater on Monday, Oct. 12.

Presented by the San Manuel Gaming & Hospitality Authority, a governmental instrumentality of Yuhaaviatam of San Manuel Nation, the free event builds upon a 30-year pow wow tradition that celebrates Native culture, community and heritage.

The exhibition will bring together Native American communities from across the region and feature performances by bird singers, pow wow dancers and drum groups. Native American dancers and musicians throughout Southern Nevada and the greater Southwest are expected to participate.

They will be sharing time honored traditions through song, dance and storytelling in a celebration of Indigenous cultures and the resilient spirit of Native peoples. Open to the public, the event offers guests an opportunity to experience the richness and diversity of Native traditions while fostering cultural understanding and community connection. Parking is also complimentary.

The exhibition also features representatives including San Manuel Pow Wow Coordinator Tom Ramos (Yuhaaviatam of San Manuel Nation), Exhibition Master of Ceremonies Glen Begay (Dine), San Manuel Pow Wow Committee Member Maria Ramos and exhibition performers.

The procession of drummers, singers and dancers throughout the Palms casino floor is at 1 p.m., and the second procession throughout the Palms casino floor is at 5 p.m. Palms is located at 4321 W. Flamingo Road. More: Palms.com