The tribe's annual intertribal powwow is no longer held. This is a part of the roots of the modern intertribal powwow. Powwow and other dance regalia from these tribes often feature ribbonwork. Since 1876 the tribe hosts an annual homecoming powwow. The Creek tribe holds an annual powwow on Thanksgiving. An important aspect of the powwow is showcasing the regalia of the dancers. The Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma's annual powwow is held every Labor Day weekend. Saturday and Sundays also have Powwow festivities. Common features of this powwow include gourd dance, war dance, stomp dance, and 49s. He began to chant the AIM Song, a traditional Native American inter-tribal powwow song. The Museum of the Rockies in Lander hosts weekly powwow dancing demonstrations during the summer. In the mid-1990s, residents co-sponsored a concurrent powwow and rodeo in the county. Inter-tribal dances during the powwow, allow everyone (even spectators) can take part in the dancing. Greyeyes continued his dance research on the modern form of traditional dancing, Powwow. Celebrations include the Miss Six Nations pageant, a powwow, horse races, and a derby.