Yo-He-Wah Nation - Indian Princess

Have Fun Together and Be Friends Always

Important Information

Interested in Joining Indian Princess? Click Here!

Mark your calendar with these upcoming events:

Brahmas Hockey Night (IP and IG) - Friday, January 22nd at NYTEX Center in NRH

Sweetheart Banquet - Sunday, January 31st at 5:30 at the DFW Hyatt

February Long House Meeting - Monday February 1st at Stacy Furniture

Dreamcatcher Event - Saturday, February 13th at St. Vincents

Monster Truck Jam - Saturday, February 27th at Cowboys Stadium

March Long House Meeting - Monday March 1st at Stacy Furniture

Winter Campout - March 3-5 at Joe Pool Lake in Grand Prairie

And if that's not enough, check out our Exciting Events page for a complete listing of our Upcoming Activities!!!

Registration

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About Us

We are the Yo-He-Wah Nation Indian Princess of the Bear Creek Federation based in Northeast Tarrant County (DFW) Texas.

Our program provides an environment where Fathers/Daughters can be "Friends Forever" through social events, such as our Sweetheart Banquet Father/Daughter dance, Christmas Party, sporting events (such as FW Cats, Texas Brahmas and Dallas Desperados), pinewood derby, Fishing Hole Day and, most importantly, camping trips.

Membership in the Yo-He-Wah Nation is available to Fathers and Daughters in the Northeast Tarrant County area. The program includes Fathers with Daughters ages 4 and up (usually to the 5th or 6th grade) plus graduates of the program can earn their Red Feather and develop their leadership skills by acting as mentors for the younger princesses.

Fathers with Sons in this age group should visit the Wichita Nation Indian Guides website for our community at www.dfwguides.org. Fathers with Sons and Daughters in Collin County should visit the Tatanka Nation website. Or Click Here for more information about Bear Creek Federation.

Our Purpose

The Purpose of the Indian Princess program is to foster the understanding and companionship between Father and Daughter.

Our Aims

To be clean in body and pure in heart

To be “Friends Always” with my Father/Daughter

To love the sacred circle of my family

To be attentive while others speak

To love my neighbor as myself

To seek and preserve the beauty of the Great Spirit’s work in forest, field and stream

Need More Information?

New to the Indian Princess program? Our Nation Meshenewa (recruiter) are available to answer your questions and welcome you into a tribe where you'll feel right at home. Please send your questions and contact info to Meshenewa.

Yo-He-Wah Nation Indian Princess would like to thank our sponsors for their generous contributions.