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Book Native American Cultural Show Tickets in Page, Arizona

Experience the Native American Show at Red Heritage in Page, Arizona-an engaging, educational hour of authentic dancing, singing, flute playing and storytelling that culminates with world-class Native American Hoop Dancing; doors open at 6:00pm with the main performance running 7:00–8:00pm, and you can check in anytime between 6:30 and 7:00pm. If you arrive early, a Navajo rug weaving presentation typically runs from 6:30–7:00pm during dinner service, offering added context on the Navajo people and traditional teachings (you’re welcome to come early to see it). Please note this ticket does not include dinner or drinks, though a bar is available on site if you’d like a beverage while you enjoy the show-book through Varoom to add this cultural performance to your Page, Arizona itinerary and secure your spot at an event that shares generations of passion and wisdom.

About this activity in Page

Cancellation Policy
Cancellation Policy
Free cancellation.
Pet Policy
Pet Policy
Pets are allowed.

Highlights

  • Experience an authentic Native American performance in Page, Arizona, featuring traditional dancing, singing, flute playing and storytelling that share generations of cultural wisdom.
  • See a show-stopping finale of world-class Native American Hoop Dancing that delights families and culture seekers alike.
  • Enjoy an educational, family-friendly program that offers insight into Navajo traditions and regional Indigenous arts.
  • Catch a live Navajo rug weaving presentation before the main show for a closer look at local craftsmanship (typically 6:30–7:00pm).

Important Information

  • Duration is approximately 1 hour: doors open at 6:00pm and the show runs 7:00–8:00pm; plan to check in between 6:30 and 7:00pm.
  • This ticket covers the performance only-dinner and drinks are not included, but a bar is available on site if you’d like a beverage during the show.
  • Arrive early if you want to attend the pre-show Navajo rug weaving demonstration during dinner service to learn more about Navajo teachings and techniques.
  • Pets are allowed at the venue; if you’re bringing an animal, please keep them leashed and under control for the comfort of other guests.

Meeting Point

Check in at the venue entrance/box office between 6:30 and 7:00pm (doors open at 6:00pm). If you plan to see the Navajo rug weaving demo, arrive closer to 6:30pm to secure seating before the 7:00pm performance.

Includes

  • You can bring pets - the pet policy allows animals at the property in Page, Arizona.
  • If you’re traveling to this destination, you’re welcome to include your pet with your booking.
  • Plan your event or activity in the area knowing pets are permitted as part of your reservation.

Excludes

  • The provided policy does not list any pet exclusions.
  • There are no exclusion details included in the pet policy supplied.
  • No restrictions or excluded pet types are specified in the information given.

Other

  • Pets are allowed as stated in the policy for bookings in Page, Arizona.
  • This destination’s pet policy confirms pets are permitted during your stay or event.
  • The policy simply indicates that pets are allowed for travelers in the area.

Customer Reviews

10/10
Based on 1 Reviews
Sarah
• Sep 15, 2024 08:37:56 AM
Summary: The restaurant saff was very efficient. The tribal dances were excellent.

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You can expect an exciting, educational one-hour showcase featuring authentic Native American dancing, singing, flute playing, and storytelling, concluding with world-class Native American Hoop Dancing. The program offers cultural insight and generational teachings to deepen your appreciation of Native American traditions.
The ticket does not include dinner or drinks. There is a bar on site if you wish to purchase a beverage while enjoying the performance.
Yes. If you come early for the 6:30–7:00pm check-in window, you can attend the Navajo Rug weaving presentation to gain additional information about the Navajo people and their traditional teachings.
Doors open at 6:00pm and the show runs from 7:00pm to 8:00pm; you should check in anytime between 6:30 and 7:00pm. Typically there is a Navajo Rug weaving presentation from 6:30–7:00pm during dinner service if you want to arrive early to learn about Navajo people and traditional teachings.
Yes, the show’s mix of storytelling, flute music, singing, and dynamic Hoop Dancing makes it engaging for families and children who want an educational cultural experience in a live- performance setting.
The show lasts approximately one hour (7:00pm–8:00pm). Plan to arrive between 6:30 and 7:00pm to check in and, if interested, to see the brief Navajo Rug weaving presentation offered before the main performance.