Calgary Stampede First Nations Princess
Falon Manywounds
The Calgary Stampede is pleased to introduce Falon Manywounds, the 2020 First Nations Princess.
Falon is a 25-year-old Jingle Dress dancer from Tsuut’ina Nation. Her passion is to learn more about the human body and has her diploma in Nutrition Science and Personal Training from Elevated Learning Academy.
Falon’s traditional name is Xani-tii Tsika Digoy Chadita, which translates to Lone White Buffalo Woman. The name was given to her by the late Fred Eagletail. She is excited to represent Treaty 7 nations and be able to share her culture and traditions with people. Falon wants to inspire people to achieve their goals, take failures as learning opportunities, and be thankful for every experience.
firstnationsprincessprincess@calgarystampede.com
For more information, please visit the Elbow River Camp website.
Falon Manywounds
The Calgary Stampede is pleased to introduce Falon Manywounds, the 2020 First Nations Princess.
Falon is a 25-year-old Jingle Dress dancer from Tsuut’ina Nation. Her passion is to learn more about the human body and has her diploma in Nutrition Science and Personal Training from Elevated Learning Academy.
Falon’s traditional name is Xani-tii Tsika Digoy Chadita, which translates to Lone White Buffalo Woman. The name was given to her by the late Fred Eagletail. She is excited to represent Treaty 7 nations and be able to share her culture and traditions with people. Falon wants to inspire people to achieve their goals, take failures as learning opportunities, and be thankful for every experience.
firstnationsprincessprincess@calgarystampede.com
For more information, please visit the Elbow River Camp website.