Native American Festival and Pow Wow

Join us for an extraordinary spiritual gathering celebrating Native American culture, traditions, and sacred practices at the iconic Stone Mountain Park. On Thursday, October 29, 2026, this immersive spiritual gathering event in Stone Mountain brings together tribal communities, cultural practitioners, and seekers to honor ancestral wisdom through dance, ceremony, music, and teachings. Whether you're drawn to authentic indigenous spirituality, cultural education, or simply seeking a deeper connection to earth-based traditions, this pow wow offers a transformative experience rooted in respect, authenticity, and communal celebration.

This spiritual gathering welcomes both longtime enthusiasts and curious newcomers to witness and participate in one of the most vibrant expressions of Native American heritage. The festival features traditional pow wow dancing, drumming circles, artisan vendors, educational workshops, and sacred ceremonies led by respected tribal leaders and knowledge keepers. The atmosphere pulses with the heartbeat of traditional drums, the movement of regalia-adorned dancers, and the warmth of community—creating a space where ancient traditions remain vibrantly alive.

Among the featured facilitators is Daisy Lee, a respected Qigong teacher and practitioner who brings a unique bridge-building perspective to the gathering. Daisy blends traditional Chinese energy cultivation practices with modern wellness insights, offering sessions that complement the spiritual gathering's emphasis on inner peace, vitality, and holistic wellbeing. Her teachings on breath work and qi alignment provide attendees with complementary tools for deepening their spiritual practice alongside the indigenous traditions at the heart of this event.

What to Expect

Arrive early to absorb the electric energy as the grounds transform into a sacred space. The day unfolds with opening ceremonies honoring the four directions, followed by competitive and exhibition pow wow dancing where you'll witness breathtaking displays of traditional regalia, footwork, and storytelling through movement. The sensory experience is profound—the thunderous beat of drums reverberating through your chest, the intricate jingle of traditional dress, the smell of authentic native foods, and the sight of hundreds moving in unified celebration.

Between dance competitions, explore educational workshops where tribal elders share creation stories, medicinal plant knowledge, and the spiritual significance of ceremonies. The drumming circles invite participation; whether you watch or join, the collective rhythm creates an almost trance-like state that many describe as deeply healing. As the day progresses, vendor booths showcase authentic native artwork, jewelry, crafts, and traditional foods—each purchase directly supporting native artisans and their communities.

The spiritual gathering culminates in evening ceremonies and social dancing where barriers between performer and attendee dissolve. You'll leave with a renewed sense of connection—to indigenous wisdom, to community, and to the earth-centered spirituality that these traditions embody.

About the Artists

Daisy Lee (Qigong Teacher): A dedicated Qigong teacher and long-time practitioner, Daisy brings 20+ years of experience cultivating inner peace and vitality through traditional Chinese energy work. Her unique approach weaves ancestral teachings with contemporary wellness science, making ancient practices accessible to modern seekers. At this spiritual gathering, Daisy offers qigong sessions that honor the event's broader theme of holistic spiritual development.

Venue & Location

Stone Mountain Park, located in Stone Mountain, Georgia, provides a stunning natural backdrop for this spiritual gathering event in Stone Mountain. The expansive grounds offer ample space for the pow wow grounds, vendor areas, and ceremonial spaces, while the iconic mountain itself creates a sacred geography that many indigenous traditions recognize as spiritually significant. Parking is abundant and accessible; the venue is easily reached via major Atlanta-area highways, with clear signage directing you to pow wow grounds.