Photos: 35th Annual Wa:k Pow Wow
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Dancers from throughout the southwest are in Tucson performing at the pow wow through Sunday evening at the San Xavier Mission.
Wa:k Pow Wow
- Kelly Presnell / Arizona Daily Star
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Tavian Lasley, from Wildomar, Calif., swirls her shawl during the Grand Entry for the 35th Annual Wa:k Pow Wow at the San Xavier Mission, Saturday, March 11, 2017, Tucson, Ariz. Native American dancers from throughout the southwest will continue to perform, along with food and craft booths, Sunday starting at 10 a.m. through 6 p.m. Cost is $7 for adults, $5 for children, ages six and under are free. Parking is $3 per vehicle. Kelly Presnell / Arizona Daily Star
Wa:k Pow Wow
- Kelly Presnell / Arizona Daily Star
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Santiago Stanton, Tucson, kicks up the dust in the performance area during an intertribal dance for the 35th Annual Wa:k Pow Wow at the San Xavier Mission, Saturday, March 11, 2017, Tucson, Ariz. Kelly Presnell / Arizona Daily Star
Wa:k Pow Wow
- Kelly Presnell / Arizona Daily Star
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Tyrell Phillips, from Phoenix, competes in the junior boys fancy dancers category during the 35th Annual Wa:k Pow Wow at the San Xavier Mission, Saturday, March 11, 2017, Tucson, Ariz. Kelly Presnell / Arizona Daily Star
Wa:k Pow Wow
- Kelly Presnell / Arizona Daily Star
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Leo Calabaza, San Domingo, New Mexico, watches as some of the younger dancers take to the dance circle during the 35th Annual Wa:k Pow Wow at the San Xavier Mission, Saturday, March 11, 2017, Tucson, Ariz. Kelly Presnell / Arizona Daily Star
Wa:k Pow Wow
- Kelly Presnell / Arizona Daily Star
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The dancers enter the performance area near the San Xavier Mission during the Grand Entry of the 35th Annual Wa:k Pow Wow, Saturday, March 11, 2017, Tucson, Ariz. Kelly Presnell / Arizona Daily Star
Wa:k Pow Wow
- Kelly Presnell / Arizona Daily Star
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Madeline Gishey, Phoenix, makes her way through the circle during an intertribal dance at the 35th Annual Wa:k Pow Wow at the San Xavier Mission, Saturday, March 11, 2017, Tucson, Ariz. Kelly Presnell / Arizona Daily Star
- Rick Wiley
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Photos of Mission San Xavier del Bac taken by the National Park Service for the Historic American Buildings Survey in 1940 and taken again from the same vantage points by Arizona Daily Star photographer A.E. Araiza in 2015.
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Wa:k Pow Wow
- Kelly Presnell / Arizona Daily Star
Tavian Lasley, from Wildomar, Calif., swirls her shawl during the Grand Entry for the 35th Annual Wa:k Pow Wow at the San Xavier Mission, Saturday, March 11, 2017, Tucson, Ariz. Native American dancers from throughout the southwest will continue to perform, along with food and craft booths, Sunday starting at 10 a.m. through 6 p.m. Cost is $7 for adults, $5 for children, ages six and under are free. Parking is $3 per vehicle. Kelly Presnell / Arizona Daily Star
Wa:k Pow Wow
- Kelly Presnell / Arizona Daily Star
Santiago Stanton, Tucson, kicks up the dust in the performance area during an intertribal dance for the 35th Annual Wa:k Pow Wow at the San Xavier Mission, Saturday, March 11, 2017, Tucson, Ariz. Kelly Presnell / Arizona Daily Star
Wa:k Pow Wow
- Kelly Presnell / Arizona Daily Star
Tyrell Phillips, from Phoenix, competes in the junior boys fancy dancers category during the 35th Annual Wa:k Pow Wow at the San Xavier Mission, Saturday, March 11, 2017, Tucson, Ariz. Kelly Presnell / Arizona Daily Star
Wa:k Pow Wow
- Kelly Presnell / Arizona Daily Star
Leo Calabaza, San Domingo, New Mexico, watches as some of the younger dancers take to the dance circle during the 35th Annual Wa:k Pow Wow at the San Xavier Mission, Saturday, March 11, 2017, Tucson, Ariz. Kelly Presnell / Arizona Daily Star
Wa:k Pow Wow
- Kelly Presnell / Arizona Daily Star
Madeline Gishey, Phoenix, makes her way through the circle during an intertribal dance at the 35th Annual Wa:k Pow Wow at the San Xavier Mission, Saturday, March 11, 2017, Tucson, Ariz. Kelly Presnell / Arizona Daily Star
- Rick Wiley
Photos of Mission San Xavier del Bac taken by the National Park Service for the Historic American Buildings Survey in 1940 and taken again from the same vantage points by Arizona Daily Star photographer A.E. Araiza in 2015.
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