Lebanon hosts first-ever powwow featuring 60 vendors at Boulder Falls

Lebanon is set to host its first-ever powwow, marking a significant cultural event for the community. During the Lebanon City Council meeting on March 12, 2025, officials confirmed that this powwow, scheduled to take place at Boulder Falls, is a historic occasion as there has been no record of such an event in the city before.

The powwow has garnered considerable interest, with nearly 60 vendors expressing their desire to participate, promising to bring a vibrant atmosphere and a large following. The event is free to the public, making it accessible for all community members. Council members shared their excitement about the powwow, highlighting the educational and entertaining aspects it will offer.

In addition to the powwow discussions, the meeting also included a public hearing regarding utility rates. The council opened the floor for public input on this important topic, which affects residents' utility costs. City officials, including the public works director and city manager, were present to provide insights and reports related to the proposed changes.

The powwow and the utility rate discussions reflect the council's commitment to fostering community engagement and addressing essential services. As Lebanon prepares for this cultural milestone, residents can look forward to a unique celebration that promotes inclusivity and education.