Native Americans

Pueblo Grande Museum is now S’edav Va’aki Museum

Pueblo Grande Museum is now S’edav Va’aki Museum

The Indie Film Fest Puts Local Creativity on Phoenix Screens

The Indie Film Fest Puts Local Creativity on Phoenix Screens

See the Diversity of Native Tribes This Weekend at the Arizona Indian Festival in Scottsdale

By Geri Koeppel
Jan 31, 2023

The Arizona Indian Festival spotlights the diversity of cultures among state's 22 tribes.
‘It’s a Little Scary’: Tribes Fear Losing Grip on Arizona’s Hot Sports Betting Market

By Elias Weiss
Dec 2, 2022

Indian tribes realized they can't compete with commercial sportsbook behemoths in Arizona. Instead, they'll try to use them to draw traffic into their casinos.
Cahokia PHX Celebrates Its First Year With a Massive Block Party

By Geri Koeppel
Oct 6, 2022

Cahokia PHX is celebrating its first anniversary as a collaborative space giving voice to Indigenous people with the Indigenous Peoples' Day Phoenix Fest 2022, a giant block party downtown Oct. 10.
The Indigenous Peoples’ Day Phoenix Fest Celebrates Local Native Foods

By Geri Koeppel
Oct 5, 2022

The second annual Indigenous Peoples’ Day Phoenix Fest celebrates food, music, and culture in downtown Phoenix.
Why the Men's Arts Council Helped Finance the "Desert Rider" Exhibition at Phoenix Art Museum

By Amy Young
Jun 10, 2022

The exhibit looks at car culture from an Indigenous and Latinx point of view.
Indigenous Queens Will Take the Stage at Heard Museum for a First Friday Drag Show

By Timothy Rawles
Jun 2, 2022

It's the first drag event ever for the world-famous museum.
The Past Is Still Present at Scottsdale Public Art's New Indigenous Art Exhibit

By Itzia Crespo
Feb 10, 2022

See the work of more than a dozen contemporary Arizona Native artists.
5 Top Frybread Spots in Greater Phoenix

By Julie Levin
Jan 28, 2022

Here's where to find great frybread in Greater Phoenix.
Kitchen Curandera's Book Highlights Indigenous Healing Practices

By Bahar Anooshahr
Dec 22, 2021

Felicia Cocotzin Ruiz shares her 23 years of knowledge in Earth Medicines.
Indigenous Sisters' Hakirí Coffee Bus Welcomes the Underrepresented

By Bahar Anooshahr
Nov 15, 2021

Sisters share Ho-Chunk culture at downtown coffee bus.
Indigenous Rap Duo Snotty Nose Rez Kids Move Past Grief on New LP Life After

By Gannon Hanevold
Oct 27, 2021

The up-and-coming musicians will be at The Rebel Lounge this weekend.
Why the New Indigenous Artspace Cahokia Is Dedicated to 'Creative Placekeeping'

By Bahar Anooshahr
Oct 8, 2021

Cahokia provides a space for Indigenous creatives and social entrepreneurs to collaborate.
The New This Land Podcast Explores Conservative Efforts to Undermine Native Rights

By Lynn Trimble
Sep 23, 2021

Conservative attacks on Native rights could impact federal action on other issues.
Navajo Mike's Is Creating a Barbecue Style for the Southwest

By Bahar Anooshahr
Aug 19, 2021

Prickly pear barbecue sauce? Yes, please.
Phoenix Is Building New Public Housing — and Unearthing Ancient Indigenous Graves

By Katya Schwenk
Aug 16, 2021

“The city doesn’t want to listen. And the tribe can’t do anything.”
Once a Roadside Stand, Hope's Frybread Will Open a Brick-and-Mortar in Mesa

By Bahar Anooshahr
Jul 30, 2021

At Hope's Frybread, Hope Peshlakai treats patrons to some of her grandmother's recipes.
A New Navajo Pop-Up Celebrates the Traditions of Blue Corn

By Bahar Anooshahr
Jul 16, 2021

For Rochelle Garcia, blue corn is a connection to family and culture.
Artists El Mac and Breeze Just Painted a New Mural in Downtown Phoenix

By Lynn Trimble
Apr 7, 2021

It's inspired by Native youth, heritage, and culture.
Arizona's School Lunches Are About to Get a Distinctly Arizonan Boost

By Chris Malloy
Feb 24, 2021

Here come meals for students light-years beyond the sloppy joe.
Food News: Pita Jungle Is Rolling Out Food Trucks, Persian Garden Café Is Closing, and More

By Lauren Cusimano
Jan 15, 2021

Plus: a new basement bar is on the way in Arcadia.

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