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  • Human rights commission meeting

    Navajo Nation Human Rights Commission office 343 Highway 264, St. Michaels Professional Building 1, Suite 112, St. Michaels, AZ, United States

    ST. MICHAELS, Ariz. - The Navajo Nation Human Rights Commission has scheduled a regular meeting for Thursday, Aug. 13, at 10 a.m. (MDT) at the NNHRC conference room, located at the Karigan Professional Building, Suite 111 (100 Mount Taylor Road on Highway 264) in St. Michaels. Information: 928-871-7436.

  • Library holiday closure

    Octavia Fellin Public Library Gallup, NM, United States

    GALLUP - All Octavia Fellin Public Library locations will be closed Friday, Aug. 14, in observance of National Code Talkers Day. Visit ofpl.online to access ebooks, audiobooks, streaming media, digital resources, and virtual programs. Regular library hours will resume Monday, Aug. 17. Information: 505-863-1291.

  • Shonto Bible Church camp meeting

    Shonto Bible Church Shonto, United States

    SHONTO, Ariz. - Shonto Bible Church of the Christian and Missionary Alliance camp meeting is Aug. 14-15 with Pastor Leslie Yazzie at 5:30 p.m. (DST). Includes a potluck dinner on Friday and breakfast, lunch, and dinner on Saturday. The church is located 1/4 mile north of the chapter house.

  • Central Navajo Fair Rodeo

    Gorman rodeo ground Chinle, AZ, United States

    CHINLE - The Central Navajo Fair Rodeo will be held Aug. 15-16 at Gorman’s Rodeo Arena at 1 p.m., with slack at 9 a.m. CNRA approved. Open to non-members. Includes a drawing for a Stihl chainsaw to paying spectators. Information: Frankie Begay, 928-730-0385.

  • Ramah Navajo Fair, Rodeo

    Pine Hill fairgrounds Pine Hill, NM, United States

    PINE HILL, N.M. - The 31st Annual Ramah Navajo Fair and Rodeo “Soil to Soul, Growing a Healthier Community” is Aug. 21-23. Festivities include non-stop rodeo action, gourd dance, music, food, pageant, basketball tournament, parade, and community events. The full schedule, vendor applications, rodeo/parade entry information, and entertainment lineup is still being finalized and will […]

  • Family golf clinic

    Farmington Farmington, NM, United States

    FARMINGTON – Camp Abilities Four Corners announces its first-ever Family Golf Clinic on Aug. 29-30 in Farmington. The event will bring together children, ages 9-17, with blindness/visual impairment, their parents, and one sibling to enjoy a weekend of golfing, foot golfing, swimming and bowling. Information: Vicki, 970-946-2965 or campabilitiesfourcorners@gmail.com.

  • Ranch Labor Day camp meeting

    Leupp Leupp, AZ, United States

    LEUPP, Ariz. – The annual Ranch Hands Ministry camp meeting is Sept. 3-7 featuring worship services, fellowship, meals, camping, and the 250-mile horse trail ride in August from Utah to Leupp and a men’s group singing Navajo hymns. The camp meeting will take place east of Flagstaff on Leupp Road between mileposts 434 and 435. […]

  • Four Corners Film Intensive workshop

    University of New Mexico-Gallup Gallup, NM, United States

    GALLUP - Tse’ Nato’ and Group Effort Initiative will host the Four Corners Film Intensive Workshop on Saturday, Sept. 5, at the University of New Mexico-Gallup. Participants will learn details about working on a film set and information that is only available to working crew members. Includes film screenings and panel discussions. Space is limited […]

  • Navajo song and dance

    Farmington Museum 3041 E Main St, Farmington, NM, United States

    FARMINGTON - The 3rd Annual San Juan College Native American Center Navajo Song and Dance is Saturday, Sept. 19, at the Farmington Museum (3041 E. Main St., across from Dunkin’ Donuts) from 1-6 p.m. The free event will feature the Todi Neesh Zhee Singers and Navajo two-step/skip dance songs. Food and arts/crafts vendors are welcome […]

  • SJC Ms. Indigenous Pageant

    San Juan College Henderson Performance Hall College Boulevard, Farmington, NM, United States

    FARMINGTON - The San Juan College Native American Center presents the 19th Annual San Juan College Ms. Indigenous Pageant on Wednesday, Sept. 23, in the Henderson Performance Hall at 6 p.m. Eligible participants must be enrolled as a full-time SJC student. Students interested in representing their culture, sharing their talents, and serving as ambassadors for […]