Upcoming Community and Featured Events

Find information and highlights regarding the latest local community events and events off the reservation featuring the Northern Cheyenne community. Stay updated on the diverse range of activities and gatherings that showcase the vibrant culture and traditions of the Northern Cheyenne people.

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Parade of Lights
Dec
23
Community Parade, Christmas

Parade of Lights

Congratulations to all those who placed and thank you for everyone who participated! This event was a success and brought happiness to the community this holiday season, we hope to see more participants next year.

WINNERS

ATVS

  1. Desta & Mariah

  2. Bements

  3. President Small

Floats

  1. THIP

  2. EMS

  3. Extension

Horseback

  1. OT Thompson

  2. Bailey Small

  3. Sharon Howling Wolf

Walkers

  1. Polar Express

  2. The D’s #2

  3. The Grinches #11 (Janelle & Ky)

If you did not place, there are consolation prizes for every participant.

Néá'ešemeno

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Western Native Voice: 100 Year Anniversary Parade and Celebration
Jun
2
Community Parade

Western Native Voice: 100 Year Anniversary Parade and Celebration

A Crow drum group participates in the parade for the Western Native Voice 100-year anniversary Celebration and Parade. The float features a drum group wearing warbonnets, a traditional dancer, and teepee.

Crow Nation Float. Image credit: Chloe Ortega | Northern Cheyenne Tribal Council Public Information Officer & Web Designer

11:00am Parade in downtown Billings then moving to the DoubleTree 3rd floor for more celebrations.

The parade showcased floats from various nations across Montana, with inclusion from the Northern Cheyenne Nation. Our representation came through Morning Star Propane, Miss Northern Cheyenne, and Miss Jr. Northern Cheyenne, adding a touch of our community's spirit to the event.

Live streams of the event can be found on the Northern Cheyenne Tribal Council Facebook page.

Following the Parade, the festivities transitioned to the DoubleTree Hotel located on the third floor of the building. Attendees had communal lunch, explored numerous vendors representing diverse nations, and immersed themselves in a captivating showcase of dance. The performance featured Miss Northern Cheyenne and Miss Jr. Northern Cheyenne princesses, who exhibited the rich essence of the Northern Cheyenne nation through fancy shaw and jingle.

Additional photos can be found on The Western Native Voice Facebook page.

Néá'ėšemeno.

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