It has been more than 100 years since the first American Indians camped in town to take part in the Pendleton Round-Up. Every year since, hundreds of teepees have adorned the lawn near the grounds ...

Early on Sunday morning, as Round-Up week dawns, Indians from across the Northwest arrive to set up a teepee village on the lawn behind the Round-Up Grounds. Within hours, the lawn is covered with ...

Kelly Good Eagle is the owner of teepee number 8 at the Calgary Stampede Indian Village. (Evelyne Asselin/CBC) "We have more space in-between," said the owner of teepee number eight.

Since the Stampede started in 1912, Indian Village has had a key role in the festivities. Today, the site at Enmax Park features 26 teepees and offers cultural programming during the 10-day event.

Tucked in the back of the Indian Village behind the rows of teepees sits a small building full of modern conveniences. A coffee pot and toaster rest on the counter next to a refrigerator filled ...

PENDLETON — The teepees that went up north of the Pendleton Round-Up arena didn’t come with instruction manuals, nor were any needed. Throughout Sunday morning, what had started as an ...

Indian Village was built in 1927 in Lawrence, Kansas, according to RoadArch.com. The 14 guest rooms were demolished but the 50-foot tall restaurant teepee and two smaller teepees remain.

The Indian Encampment featured an authentic teepee village, dancing, drumming and singing competitions and stick games - a Native American game of chance. The encampment grounds were open to the ...

What began as a simple pre-Thanksgiving ceremony -- an exchange of trinkets, a traditional meal and ceremonial dancing by local and visiting Mohawks -- has mushroomed into a major Canarsie tribute.

PENDLETON, Ore. — It has been more than 100 years since the first American Indians camped in town to take part in the Pendleton Round-Up. Every year since, hundreds of teepees have adorned the ...