Imagine, a summer gathering taking place over 100 years ago amidst the dusty plains of what is now southeastern Montana..

That sets the scene for my article, Crow Fair Unites Cultures. Check out the link below and I look forward to your feedback.

Welcome! My American name is Jacqueline Pina, and my traditional Crow Tribal name is Sacred Tobacco Woman. I am honored to begin this journey with you.

Peace & Blessings

Crow Fair Unites Cultures

Osiyo, Jacqueline.

Too bad your article didn't did out prior to the Crow Fair eariler this month (August 15-20). May have enticed some to venture to the Teepee Capital of the World in Southeastern Montana. Pictures & videos are already showing up on the internet pages.

This is one event I'd love observe/participate. It just seems to follow other week-long events that eat up my vaction time from the office. -- Maybe when I retire or need to fill unemployed time --

Nice history of the event and I look forward to your articles.

I didn't even make it to Crow Fair this year! I was there last year and am planning to be there in 2013! I hope you make it there soon too. Maybe an article in late winter/early spring with tips & info for visitors to Crow Fair 2013? That sounds like fun.

I appreciate your kind words, I hope you enjoy the site.

Peace & Blessings

Wonderful article, Jacqueline. I am really looking forward to reading your weekly articles and newsletters. I am so happy to have you here as our Native American editor.