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Contact: Robin Tellis, 928-638-7739 Contact: Vanya Pryputniewicz, 928-638-7628 This event, which celebrates the rich cultural diversity of the Colorado Plateau, the Arizona Strip and the Grand Canyon, will begin with a morning nature walk on Thursday, August 8, 2013, and will end with a special evening program on Friday, August 9.
Throughout Native American Heritage Days, special programs will be offered by tribal members and non-tribal members on a variety of subjects, ranging from ethno-botany to Native American flute playing and dance. Programmed activities will take place in various locations throughout the North Rim developed area. Visitors may inquire at the North and South Rim visitor centers for a complete list of event activities, as well as their times and locations. Support for this event is provided by the Grand Canyon Association, Forever Resorts, Flagstaff Area Parks and Pipe Spring National Monument. For additional information on Native American Heritage Days, please contact District Interpretive Ranger, Robin Tellis, at 928-638-7739. For advance overnight lodging reservations on the North Rim, contact Forever Resorts, at their toll free number (877) 386-4383 or at (480) 998-1981 or visit their website at www.foreverresorts.com. Advance reservations for the North Rim Campground can be made up to five months in advance on line at www.recreation.gov or by calling (877) 444-6777.
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North Rim Heritage Days 2013 Schedule: August 8-9 Come celebrate the cultural connections between Native People and Grand Canyon. Thursday, August 8th 8:30am - Nature Walk from Kaibab Paiute Perspective with Benn Pikyavit at Visitor Center 12-5pm – Demonstrations on East Lawn of Grand Canyon Lodge -Ramson & Jessica Lomatewama - Hopi Glass Work & Basket Weaving -LeAnn Shearer – Kaibab Paiute Cradle Boards -Glendora Homer – Kaibab Paiute -Henry Nez & Cody Nez - Diné Silversmithing and Jewelry -Milton Tso - Diné Cultural Displays -Debra Onsae – Hopi Cultural Displays -Zuni 1:30pm – Archaeology Talk from Kaibab Paiute Perspective with Benn Pikyavit at Walhalla Overlook (Allow 40 minutes driving time) 3:00pm – Geology Program by NPS Staff East Veranda of Grand Canyon Lodge 4:30pm – Condor Program by NPS Staff East Veranda of Grand Canyon Lodge 5:15pm – Cedar Creek Apache Crown Dancers East Veranda of Grand Canyon Lodge 6:00pm - Derek Suwaima – Hopi Traditional Dance East Veranda of Grand Canyon Lodge 7:00pm – Campfire Program – Hopi Games with Debra Onsae and Miss Hopi Campground Amphitheatre 8:00pm – Evening Program - Havasupai Story Teller James Uqualla with Grand Canyon Lodge Auditorium Friday, August 9th 8:30am - Nature Walk by NPS Staff at Visitor Center 12-5pm – Demonstrations on East Lawn of Grand Canyon Lodge -Ramson & Jessica Lomatewama - Hopi Glass Work & Basket Weaving -LeAnn Shearer – Kaibab Paiute Cradle Boards -Glendora Homer – Kaibab Paiute -Henry Nez & Cody Nez - Diné Silversmithing and Jewelry -Milton Tso - Diné Cultural Displays -Debra Onsae – Hopi Cultural Displays -Zuni 1:30pm – Archaeology Talk by NPS Staff at Walhalla Overlook (Allow 40 minutes driving time) 3:00pm – Geology Program by NPS Staff East Veranda of Grand Canyon Lodge 4:30pm – Condor Program by NPS Staff East Veranda of Grand Canyon Lodge 5:15pm – Cedar Creek Apache Crown Dancers East Veranda of Grand Canyon Lodge 6:00pm - Derek Suwaima – Hopi Traditional Dance East Veranda of Grand Canyon Lodge 7:00pm – Campfire Program – Havasupai Story Teller James Uqualla with Campground Amphitheatre 8:00pm – Evening Program – Hopi Culture by Ramson Lomatewama Grand Canyon Lodge Auditorium |
Last updated: February 24, 2015