DONATE for the 3rd Annual United Lunáapeew/Lenape Nations Pow Wow in Brooklyn.

Sunday, September 27, 2026. Occupied Lenapehoking (New York City). – The 3rd Annual United Lunáapeew/Lenape Nations Pow Wow will be at the LeFrak Center at Lakeside in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, Éenda-Lunaapeewáhkiing/Lenapehoking (New York City), on Saturday, October 3rd and Sunday, October 4th, 2026.

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Photo courtesy of Prospect Park Alliance.

Brent Stonefish, Executive Director and cofounder of the Éenda-Lunaapeewáhkiing Collective asks for donations for the 3rd Annual United Lunáapeew/Lenape Nations Pow Wow (more information below).

The celebration honoring NYC’s Indigenous roots is returning to Brooklyn. The Third Annual United Lunáapeew/Lenape Nations Pow Wow brings Native American dancers, drummers, food, vendors and more.

The Lunáapeew Nations Pow Wow will be on Saturday from 10 AM. to 7 PM. and on Sunday from 10 AM. to 4 PM.

The free, two-day public event, welcomes Indigenous Lenape people, the original inhabitants of New York City, who were forced by White Europeans, the Democratic Party, Andrew Jackson, Martin Van Buren (the two founders of the Democratic Party), etc. to relocate to other places, back to their ancestral homelands to reunite and share their culture with us.

The Pow Wow is presented by the Éenda-Lunaapeewáhkiing Collective, the American Indian Community House and the Prospect Park Alliance.

Open Call for Donations – 3rd Annual United Lunáapeew/Lenape Nations PowWow

“August 20, 2026 – Njóosak (friends), New York City is one of the greatest destination cities in the world. NYC is the homeland of the the Lunáapeew/Lenape people. This October 3 and 4 the Lunáapeew/Lenape are going to be sharing their vibrant culture, song, dance, and food with the diverse people of this great city. The United Lunáapeew/Lenape Nations Powwow will be held at Brooklyn’s Prospect Park. This beautiful NYC landmark will be host to this homecoming and vibrant showcase of their rich culture.

This 3?? annual powwow will focus on Lunáapeew/Lenape youth from across the continent. Two young Lunáapeew/Lenape young adults have been hired as coordinators of this event, all the while being mentored by their older relatives to help develop their leadership skills ensuring that our future generations continue to thrive and carry our rich culture into the future.

This year, the ELCollective needs your help to reach our budget goal of $150,000. We are close, but, we need that extra help to reach the finish line. Your donation will go toward:

  • Prizes for phenomenal dance specials
  • Feeding our singers and dancers
  • Showcasing our young dancers
  • Travel and lodging for Lunáapeew/Lenape representatives.

This year we are partnering with the good people at The Old Stone House and Washington Park to supply you with a tax deductible donation receipt for your generous donation (donate here: https://secure.givelively.org/donate/old-stone-house-of-brooklyn/support-the-united-lunaapeew-lenape-nations-pow-wow-2026).

If you have any questions or want to know more please see attached flyer, visit our website, reach out coordinators, Javid Ridgeway and Hannah Stonefish at powwow@lunaapeewahkiing.com or myself, Brent Stonefish 519-784-6620.

Your gift today will make this homecoming a grand success.

Anúshiik (ty),
Brent Stonefish
Executive Director and cofounder
Éenda-Lunaapeewáhkiing Collective
BrentAsunameekw@gmail.com
elcollective@lunaapeewahkiing.com
www.lunaapeewahkiing.com.” (This was shared on Instagram).

Support the United Lunáapeew/Lenape Nations Pow Wow 2026.

Donate here: https://secure.givelively.org/donate/old-stone-house-of-brooklyn/support-the-united-lunaapeew-lenape-nations-pow-wow-2026.

“The Éenda-Lunaapeewáhkiing Collective, which brings together Lunáapeew/Lenape communities who have been displaced across Turtle Island (North America) are hosting the Third United Lenape/Lunáapeew Nations Pow Wow at the LeFrak Center at Lakeside in Prospect Park. 

The Collective needs our help to meet their $50,000 fundraising goal forthis – second Pow Wow held in Prospect Park since 1972, and the third ever Lenape Pow Wow in New York City. 

This free, two-day public event, October 3 and 4, 2026, welcomes the original Indigenous Lenape peoples who were forced to relocate across the continent back to their ancestral homelands to reunite and share their cultures with Brooklynites today.

Join the weekend of family friendly fun, culture, art and learning with Indigenous dancers, drummers, and artisan craft and food vendors. by Old Stone House & Washington Park.”

3RD ANNUAL UNITED LUNÁAPEEW/LENAPE NATIONS POW WOW

A flyer by the Éenda-Lunaapeewáhkiing Collective says, “KIILÓONA KUMOXWEELUMÁAWUNA WEESKSÍHTIIT “WE HONOR OUR YOUTH”

OCTOBER 3RD & 4TH, 2026.
LEFRAK CENTER AT LAKESIDE IN PROSPECT PARK, 171 EAST DR, BROOKLYN, NEW YORK 11215.
GRAND ENTRY: SATURDAY 11AM & SUNDAY 11AM.
FREE ADMISSION

EXHIBITION DANCING: DAY-PAY*
First 50 Dancers registered in Regalia Each Day*

SPECIALS

*Open Competition Winner Take All*

  • Woodland Youth (10-17yrs) – $800 USD
  • Woodland Adult (18-55yrs) – $1,000 USD
  • Woodland Golden Age (55+) – $1,200 USD
  • Smoke Youth (10-17yrs) – $800 USD
  • Smoke Adult (18-55yrs) – $1,000 USD
  • Smoke Golden Age (55+) – $1,200 USD
  • Youth Spotlight (U29) – $800 USD

HEAD STAFF

  • Emcee 1: Sherry Huff – Eel?naapeewi-Lahkeewiit, ON.
  • Emcee 2: Geoff Stonefish – Eel?naapeewi-Lahkeewiit, ON.
  • Head Dancer 1: Janiyakuha Webster – Stockbridge Munsee, WI.
  • Head Dancer 2: TBA
  • Host Drum: Red Blanket – Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape, NJ.
  • Co-Host Drum: Iron Gate – Stockbridge Munsee, WI.
  • Invited Drum 1: Young Blood – Shinnecock, NY.
  • Invited Drum 2: TBA
  • Head Eagle Staff Carrier: Christopher Shawn Snake – Munsee Delaware Nation, ON.
  • Arena Director: Duncan Munson – Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape, NJ.
  • Smoke Dance Singer: Bill Crouse – Seneca, NY (click here to see the flyer on Instagram).

If you are not an Indigenous Lenape person and live in Éenda-Lunaapeewáhkiing/Lenapehoking (New York City), then you, we live on stolen Lunáapeew/Lenape land. LAND BACK!

“A weekend of culture, community and tradition unfolds in Brooklyn’s Backyard. Join Prospect Park Alliance, Éenda-Lunaapeewáhkiing Collective (@e.lunaapeewahkiing.collective) and American Indian Community House (@aichnyc) for the 3rd United Lenape / Lunáapeew Nations Pow Wow on Saturday, October 3 (10 am–7 pm) + Sunday, October 4 (10 am–4 pm) @lakesideprospectpark.

This free gathering brings Lenape peoples together in their ancestral homelands and welcomes all to experience Indigenous dancing, drumming, artistry, food and cultural traditions,” said the Prospect Park Alliance on September 17, 2026.

Prospect Park is on stolen land from the Lunáapeew/Lenape Nation. Prospect Park is located on Lenapehoking, the unceded ancestral homeland of the Indigenous Lunáapeew/Lenape people who were murdered, dispossessed and displaced by White Europeans. LAND BACK!

This historic territory Lenapehoking includes all of modern-day New York City, including Brooklyn, New Jersey, eastern Pennsylvania, and Delaware.

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