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  • Navajo presidential forum

    San Juan College Farmington, NM, United States

    FARMINGTON – The “Navajo Presidential Forum” is Friday, June 19, at San Juan College from noon to 5 p.m. Veterans related issues will be discussed.

  • Native men’s conference

    Victory Life Fellowship Church Shiprock, NM, United States

    SHIPROCK - Victory Life Fellowship Church announces the “Iron Meets Iron” Native Men’s Conference on June 19-20 in Shiprock (five miles west of Shiprock on Highway 64). Worship and praise by Maveret Lee with speakers Arnold Smallcanyon, Herman Harrison, Mark Thomas, Bryce Scott, and Frederick Long. Friday is from 3-9 p.m., and Saturday from 7 […]

  • White Eagle Gourd Society Dance

    Ute Mountain Recreation Center Towaoc, CO, United States

    TOWAOC, Colo. - The Summer Celebration White Eagle Gourd Society Dance, celebrating 49 years and honoring all veterans, is Saturday, June 20, at the Ute Mountain Ute Recreation Center from 12-8 p.m. Head staff includes: MC, Elvin Keeswood; head gourd dancer, Caleb David Johnson; head singer, Ramone Yazzie Sr.; arena director, Jacob Salabiye; water boy, […]

  • Lock-N-Load Bull Riding

    Ralph Johnson Memorial Arena Ganado, AZ, United States

    GANADO, Ariz. - The 10th Annual Prettyboy’s Lock-N-Load Bull Riding will be held Saturday, June 20, at the RJ Memorial Arena at 1 p.m. Events include wooly, calf, steer, peewee, junior bull riding, ladies, novice, and open bull riding. NNJBRA event. Awards include buckles, 2SVGE PBR sunglasses, and bull rope bags. Call-in entries taken by […]

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    Traditional Cultural Summit

    Ben's Spiritual Site Summit, United States

    SUMMIT, Ariz. - The Traditional Cultural Summit is June 23-25 at Ben’s Spiritual Site (milepost 464, Highway 264) from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Join the Division of Behavioral and Mental Health Services for cultural presentations, education sessions rooted in Diné teachings and philosophies, and holistic wellness services. Educational and interactive booths are welcome. Information: […]

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    Summertime Youth Fun Day

    Wide Ruins Chapter House Wide Ruins, AZ, United States

    WIDE RUINS, Ariz. - Diné Youth-Fort Defiance presents the Chapter Summertime Youth Fun Day on Thursday, June 25, at Wide Ruins Chapter from 1-4:30 p.m. Activities will include outdoor games, arts and crafts, character, prevention, STEAM, and recreation. Free and open to all youth. Information: 928-729-4336.

  • Buckin’ for 8 Bull Riding Challenge

    Grants rodeo grounds Grants, NM, United States

    GRANTS, N.M. - The Third Annual Buckin’ for 8 Bull Riding Challenge is Saturday, June 27, at the Grants rodeo ground at 6 p.m. Awards include buckles to first and jackets to second. Entries will be taken by CES at 505-387-9700. Walk-in entries taken two hours prior to event. Added attraction is the Wild Horse […]

  • Native summer youth camps

    El Nathan Christian Camp Flagstaff, AZ, United States

    FLAGSTAFF - The All Native Summer Youth Camps for children in grades 3-12 is June 29 to July 11 at the El Nathan Christian Camp (3910 E. El Paso Dr.). Activities include basketball, archery, swimming, bowling, bible studies, singing, crafts, and food. For grades 3-8, the camp is from June 29 to July 3 with […]

  • Shonto Rodeo

    Shonto rodeo arena Shonto, AZ, United States

    SHONTO, Ariz. - The Shonto Rodeo is July 18-19 at 1 p.m. (DST). Awards include $500 to all-around female/male (must enter both days two or more events) and buckles to event/all-around winners. Administration fee is $15. Includes Pink Sunday with Harry Brown Field Day and Tiny Toons Wooly Riding at 10 a.m. Entries taken Monday […]

  • Willow Springs horse expo

    Steamboat Highway 264, milepost 434, Steamboat, United States

    STEAMBOAT, Ariz. - The Willow Springs Horse Expo will take place July 23-26 in Steamboat (five miles west of Steamboat, milepost 420, Highway 264). Free family-friendly event. Visit the Facebook page for details. Information: Jay Begaye, 505-977-4598 or 505-870-8271.