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Elise Fowler Memorial Native American Library Collection

NHINAC is honoring Elise Fowler with a Native American library collection at Smyth Public Library in Candia, NH.

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Who We Are

Key features of our organization

Mission

To create a culturally integrated organization to identify, unify, support, and service the cultural and non/cultural needs of the various Indigenous peoples, their descendants and organizations residing within the State of New Hampshire and surrounding areas.

History

Founded in 1993, the New Hampshire Intertribal Native American Council grew from a grassroots effort into a central gathering place for Indigenous people across the state. Through pow wows, educational programs, and community events, the Council has worked to preserve Native traditions and strengthen connections among tribal members, descendants, and allies in New Hampshire.

Support

The New Hampshire Intertribal Native American Council supports its members by providing Book Fund Gifts for Indigenous people of New Hampshire. Dedicated to the memory of Grandmother Beverly “Mourning Dove” Newell, the Book Fund offers vital financial assistance to help members pursue their educational goals and enhance their overall well-being. Learn more or apply here:

Book Fund Application

Culture

New Hampshire Intertribal Native American Council holds several Pow Wow gatherings through out the year. Pow Wow's are open to the public providing an opportunity to learn cultural traditions and promote a positive image relating to all Native American Peoples.

OFFICERS OF THE COUNCIL

Angie Moore

Angie Moore

Chief

Brandi Boston

Brandi Boston

Vice Chief

Starr Perry

Starr Perry

Treasurer

ChrisAnn Wiechert

ChrisAnn Wiechert

Secretary

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Mark DiCampo

Deb Perry

Jen Putnam

Singers stand behind a dancer's feathered headpiece at an indoor gathering.

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Plymouth POW WOW

Pictured: Elise Fowler, Kendall Parker, Peter Newell, Pat Lilly, and Lee LeDuc, singing and drumming.

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EVENTS

If you are a native american drum, we would love to have you join us! Please contact us at nhinac26@gmail.com

Council Meeting Schedule

January 10, 2027 - Epping Legion at 2:00 PM.

February 14, 2027 - Epping Legion at 2:00 PM.

March 14, 2027 - Epping Legion at 2:00 PM.

April 11, 2027 - Epping Legion at 2:00 PM.

May 16, 2027 - Epping Legion at 2:00 PM.

June 13, 2027 - Epping Legion at 2:00 PM.

July 11, 2027 - Epping Legion at 2:00 PM.

August 8, 2027 - Epping Legion at 2:00 PM.

September 12, 2027 - Epping Legion at 2:00 PM.

October 11, 2026 - Epping Legion at 1:00 PM.

November 8, 2026 - Epping Legion at 2:00 PM.

Meeting Minutes

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Pow Wow - NHINAC Hosted

Our tentative 2027 pow wow months are based on the 2026 schedule. Exact dates and event details will be announced once confirmed.

Spring Awakening Pow Wow
(tentative)
Tilton, New Hampshire

Wells Beach Pow Wow
(tentative)
Wells, Maine

Litchfield Pow Wow
2027 — Date TBD
Litchfield, New Hampshire

Sharing Native American Heritage

We are attending events to support and uplift the Native American community in New Hampshire.

No appearances at this time, check back soon. We will post our participation in Native American cultural events for next year as they become available.

Suggested Donation: Adults $10 | Seniors $5

MEMBERSHIP

You can support our council and help promote New Hampshire Native American culture.

We are very pleased to announce that membership registration is ongoing. Please contact us for current application information. We will be providing additional details on membership and registration soon. Keep checking back with us on our website. Feel free to reach out to us; we are happy to hear about your interest in joining the council.

Membership Application
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The New Hampshire Intertribal Native American Council uses all reasonable efforts to recruit, and teach persons without regard to age, color, disability, family status, gender identity or expression, marital status, military status, national or ethnic origin, race, religion, sexual orientation, or other characteristic protected by law, except where such status is a bona fide qualification for the service being provided and is related to the organization’s mission.

CONTACT

Lets get in touch. Send us a message:

New Hampshire, United States

Email: nhinac26@gmail.com