In Photos: 49th annual Pow Wow

Osteen Bob, 29, and his nephew Marcel, 4, left, and his son Brayan, 3, from the Navajo tribe at the Annual Pow Wow event on March 10, 2019.

Shigo Biiliilitso (Yellow Horse) holds his baby in between dances.

University of California Riverside Pow Wow Princess Katianna Warren dances in the arena for the Grand Entry Sunday.

Dancer Darren Hensen leading the Grand Opening of the Annual Pow Wow event on March 10, 2019.

Head Man Dancer Shiigo Biiliilitso (Diné) stands in the arena at the 49th annual Pow Wow Sunday.

A participant at the 49th annual Pow Wow dressed in Regalia, circles around the arena Saturday.

Osteen bob, dressed in regalia at the 49th annual Pow Wow saturday at Long Beach State where the Central Quad was transformed into the dance arena.

Adam Nordwall, 38, enters the arena for the Grand Entry Sunday with daughters Cordelia, 3, and 7-month-old Camille.

White Mountain Apache Crown Dancers twirl and stomp to the beats of drums on the second day of the 49th annual Long Beach Pow Wow.

Andrew Herrera (right) fries bread kneaded by Malcolm Dohi (left) at the Crazyhorse Cafe stand where they sell Indian tacos and fry bread.

Brayan Bob, 3, from the Navajo tribe shows off native dances at the Grand Entry of the 49th annual Pow Wow Sunday.

A participant, dressed in regalia at the 49th annual Pow Wow, circles around the arena Saturday.

Pow Wow singers, the Phoneix Boys, sing and drum at the arena Saturday.

Shigo Biiliilitso, (Yellow Horse) holds his baby Chase at the 49th annual Long Beach Pow Wow Saturday.

A vendor sells small bird necklaces, which imitate bird whistles when air is blown into them.

Backstrap loom weaving is the technique used when crafting clothes, purses and more.