Dates:
Friday, January 18 through Sunday, January 20

Times:
10 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. daily

Location:
Steele Indian School Park, Phoenix, AZ (3rd St./Indian School Road)

Admission Prices:
$8 Adults,
$5 Senior (55+),
$5 Students Ages 12-18;
Children under 12 are Free

Parking:
Parking available at the following locations on Saturday (1/19) and Sunday (1/20) only!

• VA Hospital (7th St./Indian School Road),
• Central High School (Central Ave./Campbell-East Side of Central Avenue),
• Phoenix Indian Center (Central Ave./Campbell-West Side of Central Avenue),
• Limited Handicap Parking at festival site, follow signs.

With an American Indian population of over 250,000, Arizona is home to 22 federally recognized Tribes and Nations (2000 U.S. Census). The indigenous peoples of Arizona have very distinctive cultures that enhance and contribute to the heart of the State’s rich heritage and diversity.


THE 2008 ARIZONA INDIAN FESTIVAL
January 18-20 2008 - Arizona Indian Festival
Steele Indian School Park, Phoenix, Arizona.



SCHEDULE OF EVENTS & ACTIVITIES

Walk through authentic Traditional Villages
Speak and interact with Tribal Elders
Hear story-telling of ancient legends
Observe colorful social dances
Taste authentic Native American foods
Food Vendor Application Click Here to Download

Indulge yourself at the Arts and Craft Market
Native American Artisans of all genres
Artisian Application Click Here to Download

Experience Tribal Economic Development
Interact, learn and understand business innovation in Indian Country

Explore the Entertainment Pavilion
Hear and dance to traditional and contemporary Native American musicians

Volunteer Information
Volunteer Application Click Here to Download
Fax completed application to (866) 277-4210 or call (602) 254-1952 with any questions.

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Visit our Tribes and Nations in Arizona, their business enterprises and other Government Affiliates:


Tucson & Guadalupe - Arizona

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Tribal: Pascua Yaqui Home Page
Gaming Enterprises: Sol Casinos
Entertainment: AVA Amphitheater