Today’s Treasure: Nashville’s Tennessee Pow Wow — October 18
Some treasure is an experience you bring home.
Today is the final day of the 45th Annual Tennessee Indian Education Pow Wow, hosted by the Native American Indian Association of Tennessee at Long Hunter State Park.
Discover Native American dancing, music, storytelling, arts and crafts, and food vendors—a cultural outing that welcomes the public.
Plan Your Visit
Today: Sunday, October 18, 2026
Gates open: 9 a.m. Central
Location: Long Hunter State Park, 2910 Hobson Pike, Nashville
Parking: Free
Tickets: At the gate, cash only
Admission
- Adults: $10
- Veterans and seniors: $5
- Children ages 6–12: $5
- Children five and under: Free
- Persons with disabilities: Free
Two adults and two children ages 6–12 can enter for $30, with parking included. Food and shopping are additional purchases.
These are the event’s standard admission prices.
A welcome guest’s compass: Follow the emcee’s guidance, ask permission before photographing or recording, and respect dancers’ regalia and ceremonial activities. Lawn chairs are welcome.
Captain’s note: Bring cash, curiosity, and room for a story worth taking home.
Details checked October 18, 2026. Event ends today.
