First Peoples, First Friday
Friday, October 2 6PM-9PM
The Pavilion
Free
Free AdmissionPresented By
Herberger Theater Center & SRP in collaboration with Arizona Center
All Performances
- FriOctober 2, 20266:00 pm
Join us for First Peoples, First Friday, a special community event coordinated by the Arizona Commission on the Arts celebrating and honoring Arizona’s Indigenous communities. The evening features live music from Mogley and The Zoniez, led by artist Mogley Oney (Navajo & Inuit), along with a screening and discussion of the award-winning short film The River by Claude A. Jackson (Akimel O’otham) and a dance performance by Ovah-Hill Creations Hopi Dance Group. Guests are invited to explore the art galleries, enjoy drink specials at the Spotlight Bar, savor Indigenous cuisine from local food vendors, participate in arts activities for children, and visit a marketplace featuring Native American artists.
Featured nonprofits: Native Health and Native American ConnectionsFeatured vendors: Crochet by Anyssa, Alfred Dawahoya, Buddy Tubinaghtewa, Trav the Artist, Beautifully Native LLC, Gila Boy Productions, Klee Artz, Christine Keweneoyouma, A Native Touch, Soohs Story Time, Ernald Harvey, Hilltops Spinning Wonders, Sikuyva Arts, Ovah-Hill Creations, Lary Montoya, Gilbert Ovah, Jack Martin Haley and Howard Paley, Emerson's Frybread
RUN TIME
3 hrs
AGE RECOMMENDATION
All Ages
