Texas
Community meetings, gatherings, classes and celebrations, and the tribes and organizations behind them, all in one place so you can find your people.
Population: 2020 U.S. Census, 794,062 Texans listed American Indian or Alaska Native alone or with another race. Tribes: the three federally recognized tribes headquartered in Texas.
Listings last checked October 27, 2026.
Other statesWhat's happening in Texas
Only events their hosts make public. Ceremonies are never listed.
Coming up
- Oct29Community
Monthly Women's Healing Circle
Online (Zoom) · hosted by American Indians in Texas at the Spanish Colonial Missions · 6–8 p.m. Central · details - Nov10Community
Elders Community Luncheon
Native American Cultural Center, 3100 E 4th St #118, Austin · 11 a.m.–1 p.m. · details - Nov14Powwow
Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas Veterans Pow Wow
Veterans Pavilion, Alabama-Coushatta Reservation, near Livingston · Open to the public · details - Nov21Powwow
Austin Powwow & American Indian Heritage Festival
Travis County Expo Center, Austin · Children under 12 and parking free · details - Nov26Community
Monthly Women's Healing Circle
Online (Zoom) · hosted by American Indians in Texas at the Spanish Colonial Missions · 6–8 p.m. Central · details - Dec8Community
Elders Community Luncheon
Native American Cultural Center, 3100 E 4th St #118, Austin · 11 a.m.–1 p.m. · details - Dec31Community
Monthly Women's Healing Circle
Online (Zoom) · hosted by American Indians in Texas at the Spanish Colonial Missions · 6–8 p.m. Central · details
Powwows and yearly gatherings
Yearly schedule compiled from tribal and host sites, Indian Country Today and PowWows.com. Always confirm dates with the host.
- JanYearlyPowwow
Alabama-Coushatta Children's Pow Wow
Multi-Purpose Center, Alabama-Coushatta Reservation · more infoNext dates to be confirmed with the host - MarYearlyPowwow
UTA Native American Student Association Powwow
University of Texas at Arlington · more infoNext dates to be confirmed with the host - AprYearlyPowwow
Fiesta San Antonio Pow Wow (United San Antonio Pow Wow)
San Antonio · more infoNext dates to be confirmed with the host - AprYearlyCelebration
IIAmericas Celebration: Honoring Indigenous Cultures
Chisholm Trail Outdoor Museum, Cleburne · more infoNext dates to be confirmed with the host - AprYearlyPowwow
NAIYA Student Powwow
Travis Early College High School, Austin · more infoNext dates to be confirmed with the host - JunYearlyPowwow
Alabama-Coushatta Annual Pow Wow
Veterans Pavilion, near Livingston · more infoNext dates to be confirmed with the host - JunYearlyCelebration
Feast of St. Anthony: Tigua dances
Ysleta del Sur Pueblo, El Paso · more infoNext dates to be confirmed with the host - SepYearlyCelebration
American Indian Heritage Day in Texas (last Friday of September)
Statewide · Bullock Museum celebration in Austin · more infoNext dates to be confirmed with the host - SepYearlyPowwow
Lipan Apache Veterans Pow Wow
Hilliard Center, Corpus Christi · more infoNext dates to be confirmed with the host - OctYearlyPowwow
Sacred Springs Pow Wow
Meadows Center, San Marcos · more infoNext dates to be confirmed with the host - OctYearlyPowwow
Rocking the REZ Pow Wow
Pakitu Community Park, El Paso · more infoNext dates to be confirmed with the host - OctYearlyPowwow
- OctYearlyPowwow
Lipan Apache Tribe of Texas October Pow Wow
Alton · more infoNext dates to be confirmed with the host - NovYearlyPowwow
Alabama-Coushatta Veterans Pow Wow
Veterans Pavilion, near Livingston · more infoNext dates to be confirmed with the host - NovYearlyPowwow
Austin Powwow & American Indian Heritage Festival
Travis County Expo Center, Austin · more infoNext dates to be confirmed with the host
Tribes & organizations
Each tribe and organization gets a free page with its own calendar. Tribes can claim their page to manage it.
Federally recognized tribes
Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas
Kickapoo Traditional Tribe of Texas
Ysleta del Sur Pueblo (Tigua)
Other Native communities
Texas has no formal process for recognizing tribes. These communities have their own governments or organizations and host public events.
Lipan Apache Tribe of Texas
Lipan Apache Band of Texas
Tap Pilam Coahuiltecan Nation
San Antonio Mission Indian Descendants
Tehuan Band of Mission Indians
Urban & intertribal community
Native American Cultural Center (formerly Great Promise for American Indians)
Intertribal Community Council of Texas
Texas Native Health
Cherokee Community of North Texas
North Texas Chickasaw Community Council
American Indians in Texas at the Spanish Colonial Missions
Native American Inter-Tribal Group
United San Antonio Pow Wow
Native American People of the Plains and Beyond
Dance groups
Danza Azteca de Yanaguana
University programs
UTA Native American Student Association
Native American Indigenous Youth Alliance (NAIYA)
Museums & cultural centers
Tigua Indian Cultural Center
Southern Apache Museum
The Gathering Circle
Churches
All Tribes Church
Dallas Indian Revival Center
Native American Church of North America
Indian Education programs in public schools
These school-district programs serve Native students and families and often hold family nights, potlucks and cultural events.
- Austin ISD: Native American & Indigenous Education Program
- Dallas ISD: American Indian Education Program
- Fort Worth ISD: American Indian Education Program
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"Ay, Texas had its missions too, mija. San Antonio, El Paso, Goliad. Those old baptism books hold a lot of our people. We start there."