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Arizona Native Culture

Visitors to the Scottsdale area have long Yavapai Nation has opened its doors in
been pleased with the diversity of high various ways for visitors to experience a
quality vacation experiences found in the selection of activities on its native
community. Popular options range from lands. The reservation covers 40-square
sport, recreation and spa services at the miles and its entrance is located just
luxury resorts to varied shopping east of Scottsdale.There are several
opportunities and arts and cultural public recreation options such as Ke Ko
programs scheduled at local museums and Pa, its 18-hole golf resort, that is
theaters. There are many interesting and ranked among the nations top 10 public
historic sights, great restaurants, courses and the Fort McDowell Casino and
excellent parks and scenic vistas, but showroom. A small cultural museum is
until recently one of the missing options found near the reservation recreation
was an opportunity for visitors to park, and there is a rodeo arena where
experience the regions Native American tribal ceremonies, pow wows and Native
culture. Thanks to the work of the American rodeos are held. Two events in
Scottsdale Convention and Visitors which members of different tribes compete
Bureau, The Scottsdale Cultural Council, are the March Native American Rodeo and
Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation and the Spring Roundup and the week-long Orme Dam
Hyatt Regency at Gainey Ranch, there are Celebration, Rodeo and Pow Wow which is
now several options with focus on Native held in November.Fort McDowell Adventures
American cultural experiences.Native organizes special events and tours for
Trails offers a series of free festivals groups visiting the reservation. Programs
that are held at the Scottsdale Civic offered include private events and meals
Center Mall outdoor promenade each at its La Puesta Del Sol and The Ranch.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday in These outdoor event venues are decorated
November and from January through April. in heritage themes, and activities
These events feature cultural include cowboy games, group photos,
presentations and performances which are barbeques and Western/Native
representative of Arizona tribal demonstrations. Adventure packages at the
traditions, including the Hopi, Apache stables include the Verde River Trail
and Navajo. Festival highlights include Ride, a City Slicker Cattle Drive, hay
hoop dancing, tribal ceremonies, music wagon rides and other options.This
played on traditional instruments, article is sponsored by: are in travel
singing and tasting of indigenous foods business and wants to provide information
like Navajo tacos and Indian fry bread. about different travel destinations of
Contact: 866-456-2390, Fort McDowell united states of america.




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