Whitecap Dakota Powwow

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This annual experience happens in August and is hosted by the Dakota Dunes Casino. These all-ages events last approximately three days and feature vendors and traditional first nation dancing and songs. This event is held at the Whitecap Sports grounds. Everyone is welcome. Camping is available onsite, or guests can stay at the resort. No drugs or alcohol are allowed, and tobacco smoking is permitted.

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