FAQ’s

Frequently Asked Questions

GENERAL INFORMATION

  • The stalew Arts & Cultural Society organizes and presents the stalew Pow-Wow.

    We are a registered, Indigenous & women-lead Non-Profit Organization and proceeds from this event go towards the facilitation of the pow-wow.

    If you’d like to learn more about our non-profit, please visit www.stalew.ca.

  • It is located on 200th street, just down the road from the offramp of Highway #1.

    The address is: 7888 200 St, Langley, BC V2Y 3J4

  • The pow-wow is indoors, in the arena. The entrance is at Gates 2 & 3.

  • YES!

    Parking is free around the entire facility. There is ample parking, such as over-flow and cargo trailer parking, which is also free.

  • YES!

    This is a large venue that has lots of disabled and designated parking available, there are also ramps, elevators and accessible access to all areas of the pow-wow.

  • No, unfortunately this year camping will not available.

    We were not able to secure a lot to designate towards camping, however, it is something we will ensure to look into for future years.

    We do have host hotels available to book through with a discount until September 1st.

    Below is also a list of nearby campgrounds you can check availability: https://www.tourism-langley.ca/business_type/camping-and-rving/

  • We have two host hotels available to book through with discount codes (available until September 1st) that are associated to the pow-wow! Below is the contact information for our host hotels:

    Sandman Signature Langley
    8828 201 Street, Langley, BC.

    Booking Reference Number (Discount Code): 2309POWWOW
    24-Hour Reservations Booking Line: 1-800-726-3626
    https://www.sandmanhotels.com/


    Sandman Hotel Langley

    8855 202 Street, Langley BC

    Booking Reference Number (Discount Code): 2309POWWOW
    24-Hour Reservations Booking Line: 1-800-726-3626
    https://www.sandmanhotels.com/

  • Yes! There will be security on patrol in all areas of the event, such as the vendors area.

  • Yes, first aid will be on-site at the venue throughout the entire weekend.

  • No, this is a family friendly event where drugs, alcohol, harassment, abuse & discrimination of any kind will not be tolerated.

Frequently Asked Questions

TICKETS

  • No! ALL COMPETITORS ARE FREE OF CHARGE WITH REGISTRATION.

    Registration will be through iCreeAzn.

  • All child and youth participants will get free admission for themselves, as well as free admission for one guardian each.

  • Yes! You do not have to be Indigenous to attend this event.

    This pow-wow is open to everyone to attend. Please come and immerse yourself in the culture!

    We will also have a full Indigenous vendors market that everyone is welcome to shop at!

  • You do not need a ticket as a volunteer for the days in which you are set to volunteer for.

    More details are in the volunteer section of this FAQs page.

Frequently Asked Questions

VENDORS & VOLUNTEERS

  • Our vendor call and applications for 2026 will open soon.

    If you’d like on the email list, please email vendors@stalewpowwow.ca

  • No. As a confirmed, paid vendor, you do not need to purchase a ticket for the pow-wow.

    You will get a wristband with free access to all of the pow-wow!

  • Yes! We need volunteers!

    Please go to our volunteers page HERE and proceed to registration.

  • Volunteers get free admission for the day(s) in which they have volunteered to register for.

    You will get a t-shirt and a wrist band that will designate you as a volunteer.

    You will only get free admission for the day(s) in which you volunteer, your non-volunteer days will require a ticket.

If you have any additional questions, please email us at info@stalew.ca