Council of Three Rivers American Indian Center — Local services in Indiana Township

I have had a disappointing experience with the Indian Center in Pittsburgh PA. My grandmother, who recently passed away, was a registered Indian and dedicated over 50 years of service to the center. Despite multiple attempts to apply for my Indian number and receive important mail, I have faced issues with mail tampering and lost documents. The staff at the center claim they never received my priority mail, which is concerning and potentially illegal. As a young entrepreneur seeking to apply for small business loans using my Indian number, I have found the process to be frustrating and filled with obstacles. It is disheartening to encounter shady business practices when trying to access services meant for Native American individuals.

FYI, my GODFATHER was little Eagle. I have a picture of him and I at a POW WOW back in the 80’s. My grandmother used to do the native dances and my sister worked at the Indian center at some point (she’s older than me) but she worked as a...

I have been attending for 38 years! I love it! I miss seeing the authentic talented vendors though. There used to be a lot more. There's way too much mass-produced items and a lot of the same products from booth to booth. Dancing is always a pleasure. I also cannot leave there without eating fry bread and chili. Still worth the visit. Don't forget to give money to Native...

It's been a very longtime since I've been at Three Rivers American indian Center the last time I was there when I was younger my mom Mary Wood/Nguyen she was working there me my sister n brother us all 3 we would go out the building and have fun with good food n have fun with family and everyone we knew !! I miss everyone there !! I miss all my powwows...