Discover the rich culture of the Navajo Nation with an exclusive evening show in Page, Arizona. Experience hoop dancing, live music, and traditional storytelling in an intimate setting that honors Native American heritage.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–1.5 hours
Fitness Level
No physical exertion required; suitable for all fitness levels.
Wildlife
History
Page, Arizona is situated near the Navajo Nation and Glen Canyon, areas rich with history that reflect centuries of Native American culture and traditions.
Conservation
Red Heritage supports cultural preservation efforts and promotes respectful tourism that honors Navajo traditions and minimizes environmental impact.
Red Heritage
Discover the rich culture of the Navajo Nation with an exclusive evening show in Page, Arizona. Experience hoop dancing, live music, and traditional storytelling in an intimate setting that honors Native American heritage.
Red Heritage in Page, Arizona presents immersive Native American cultural performances and dining experiences designed for visitors to the Navajo Nation and nearby attractions.
The company offers three primary experiences: the Red Heritage Lunch Show, the Red Heritage Dinner Show, and a Native American Show Only performance. Each event features traditional Navajo dance, flute music, and drumming; the lunch event includes Navajo tacos, while the dinner show pairs Southwestern cuisine with evening performances. The show-only presentation highlights world-class Hoop Dancing, storytelling, a Q&A with performers, and pre-show Navajo rug weaving demonstrations.
Red Heritage operates from a fixed venue in Page, Arizona, making it convenient for travelers visiting Antelope Canyon, Lake Powell, and Horseshoe Bend. The programming emphasizes cultural education and entertainment, with performers who demonstrate traditional arts and instruments and who engage audiences through accessible explanation and interaction. Tickets are sold per performance type, allowing visitors to choose a meal-inclusive event or a short evening program without dining.
Red Heritage supports visitor understanding of Navajo traditions through live demonstration rather than static interpretation, and scheduling complements daytime sightseeing itineraries in the region. The venue’s proximity to major sites reduces transit time for visitors who plan multiple stops. For travelers seeking an evening cultural activity after canyon tours or a midday performance between lake visits, Red Heritage provides a reliable way to include Native American performance and food in a Page, Arizona itinerary. Advance booking is recommended when visiting during peak seasons to secure preferred seating and meal options. Live Q&A.
Location
Page, AZ
Gateway to Antelope Canyon
Tours Offered
3 Experiences
Lunch, Dinner, Show‑only
Cultural Focus
Navajo Heritage
Dance, music, weaving
Show Length
~1 hr
Show-only runs about an hour
Book a lunch show, dinner show, or show-only performance to add authentic Navajo culture to the day’s sightseeing.
Arrive Early to Explore Rug Weaving
Plan to arrive 30 minutes before the show to watch Navajo rug weaving demonstrations and speak with artisans.
Dress for Evening Temperatures
Even in warmer months, Page evenings can be cool; bring layers to stay comfortable during the show.
Photography Restrictions
Respect performers and check with staff before taking photos, as some parts of the show may be restricted.
Engage Respectfully During Q&A
Prepare thoughtful questions and be respectful of cultural sensitivities during the interactive session.
Layered Clothing
Keeps you warm during cooler evenings, especially during fall and winter.
fall
Light Jacket
Protects against chill and wind during springtime shows.
spring
Sun Protection
Helpful for daytime activities before the evening show, including sunscreen and hat.
summer
Camera with Low-Light Capability
Ideal for capturing cultural performances in dim lighting, when permitted.