easy
1.5–3 hours
Suitable for all ages and fitness levels; primarily a seated experience.
Experience authentic Native American performances and meals in Page, Arizona with Red Heritage. These culturally rich shows offer a unique way to engage with the heritage of the Southwest beyond the landscape.
Plan to arrive 15-20 minutes before showtime to get good seating and settle in comfortably.
Respect performance rules regarding photography—flash and recordings are often prohibited to preserve the experience.
If booking a lunch or dinner show, notify in advance of any food allergies or special dietary needs.
Shows may be indoors or semi-outdoor; check the season and bring layers as desert nights can get chilly.
Page was founded in the 1950s as a home for workers building the Glen Canyon Dam, with deep ties to the Navajo Nation nearby.
Local efforts encourage responsible tourism that respects Native lands and preserves fragile desert ecosystems around Lake Powell.
A fleece or jacket helps manage cool desert evening temperatures.
fall specific
Protect your skin during daytime activities before the show.
summer specific
Capture memories respectfully without disrupting performances.
Stay hydrated, especially in the dry desert environment.
summer specific