Intertribals are always a great hit with both dancer and spectators as everyone is invited to dance. —photo by Michael ErskineShegSheguiShegSheAaron Ariganello, Tulloch Land Use Planner, was on hand to canvas community members on where they would like to see development take place in the community. —photo by Michael ErskineKina Gbezghomi Child and Family Services were among the many organizations with booths. —photo by Michael ErskineThey also serve who stand and take in the 50/50 tickets. The registration booth was being kept busy. —photo by Michael ErskineMom Malayna Corston has a heart to heart with Cedar, her tiny shawl dancer. —photo by Michael ErskineAlana McCloud picked up these beautiful dibiki-giizis earings from the vendors. —photo by Colin ErskineDrum groups kept the party going during the Sheguiandah traditional powwow. —photo by Michael ErskineMmm... Tacos! —photo by Colin Erskine
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