Heritage Festival returns
Celebrating Indigenous cultures of the Colorado Plateau this July with music, art, dance performances and more.
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Heritage Festival week 1
The Lalo Dance Group from Hopi headlines the opening weekend of the Heritage Festival of Arts and Culture, which this year celebrates all the Native cultures on the Colorado Plateau. Each weekend we will feature a different cohort of artists, demonstrators and performers. Come see Yavapai Apache, Diné, Hopi, and Zuni artists at work, interpreting ...
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Family Friday: Festival Fun
Discover all the fun things there are for kids to see and do at the Heritage Festival of Art and Culture. On the first day of this month-long festival, Mari Soliday leads a virtual tour. She’ll talk with the demonstrating artists and share some of the crafts that you can do at the festival, or ...
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Heritage Festival week 2
Enjoy music outdoors under the pines, as Native soul rocker JJ Otero (Diné/Hopi) headlines the second weekend of the Heritage Festival. Otero has won a number of prestigious awards, including best Rock Song at the 2013 Native American Music Awards and three New Mexico Music Awards nominations in 2017. He performs both Saturday and Sunday. ...
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Spotlight
The Museum of Northern Arizona has the world’s largest collection of paintings and archival material related to Gunnar Widforss, the Swedish-American watercolor artist who became known as The Painter of the National Parks in the 1920s and 30s. Now those paintings are online, along with more than 1,200 other paintings and drawings by Widforss that MNA Fine Arts Curator Alan Petersen tracked down from private and public collections around the world. The catalog is a lush visual adventure, moving as Widforss did from the homes, hills and harbors of Europe to the cliffs and canyons of the American west.
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