Hundreds of people from more than 100 indigenous groups gathered at the Park Avenue Armory for the first Lenape Pow Wow in Manhattan since the 1700s.

A Lenape Pow Wow Comes (Back) to Manhattan

The Brian Lehrer Show | Nov 20, 2018

On Sunday, the Lenape people held its first pow wow in Manhattan in hundreds of years, since the indigenous community was driven from the island. George Stonefish, organizer of the Lenape pow wow, talks about the event's meaning and importance.

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