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Experience an authentic Navajo dinner and dance show in Arizona for $66, featuring traditional foods, powwow dancing, hoop performances, and cultural storytelling in a 2-hour evening event.

The Native American Dinner and Dance Show in Arizona offers a captivating evening for those interested in Native American culture. Priced at $66 per person, this 2-hour event takes place at a Navajo-owned theater and provides a mix of traditional cuisine, live performances, and cultural storytelling. With a high rating of 4.7 out of 5 from 95 reviews, visitors consistently praise this experience for its entertainment value and educational depth.
This tour is perfect for those wanting a taste of Navajo traditions, lively dance performances, and flavorful southwestern dishes. The event runs mostly in the evenings, and the accessible venue ensures a welcoming atmosphere for a wide range of guests. Keep in mind, the experience does not include alcohol, but there is an onsite bar for additional drinks. It offers a balanced combination of fun and cultural insight, making it ideal for families, couples, or anyone curious about Native American arts.
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This native-owned theater experience is held at Red Heritage, a venue committed to showcasing Navajo culture through live performances and authentic cuisine. The doors open at 6PM, offering plenty of parking on the north side of the lot. Guests are welcomed into a warm, inviting environment that emphasizes cultural preservation and storytelling.
The focus is on native performances, which include Native American dancing, drumming, and singing. The show features world-class hoop dancers and vibrant powwow styles, giving visitors a front-row seat to dynamic and expressive traditional arts. The setting is designed to be both educational and entertaining, making it suitable for first-time visitors and repeat cultural enthusiasts alike.

The performances highlight native dance styles, with powwow dancing providing colorful, energetic routines and hoop dancing impressing with its skill and precision. The musicians and dancers are highly talented, creating an engaging atmosphere that captures the essence of Navajo traditions.
Guests get a chance to see visual storytelling unfold through the dance, accompanied by authentic drumming and singing, which enhance the immersive experience. There’s a social component too, with time at the end to take photos with the dancers and ask questions, fostering a personal connection with Navajo performers.

The meal is a highlight of this experience. It includes a signature Navajo taco served on freshly made fry bread, a staple of Navajo culinary tradition. Alongside the taco, there are other southwestern-style dishes, such as a southwest salad and a rice bowl, all made-to-order with three options available.
A dessert of pudding parfait caps off the meal, providing a sweet finish after the savory dishes. The meal’s generous portions and flavorful ingredients receive praise, with many noting the fry bread as especially memorable. The dinner is served during the show, allowing guests to enjoy their food while immersed in the performance.
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The show lasts approximately 2 hours and takes place mainly in the evening, starting with doors opening at 6PM. The venue is wheelchair accessible, ensuring that guests with mobility needs can comfortably experience the event. Guests are encouraged to avoid flash photography during the performances but are welcome to take photos and videos before and after the show.
The price includes entry, dinner, dessert, and a soft drink. Alcoholic beverages are not included, but an onsite bar is available for additional purchases. Guests have the flexibility to cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund or reserve now and pay later, making it easy to fit into various travel plans.

The performers are praised for their passion, skill, and ability to connect with the audience. The hoop dancers are described as impressive, showcasing their artistry with precision and flair. The musicians and storytellers keep the show engaging, weaving cultural narratives into the dance performances.
At the end of the event, visitors have the opportunity to interact with the dancers, ask questions about Navajo traditions, or pose for photos. This personal touch makes the experience more memorable and meaningful.
This tour appeals most to those interested in Native American culture, families seeking educational entertainment, and anyone looking for a unique evening activity in Arizona. The balance of lively performances and delicious food ensures an engaging experience for a variety of audiences. However, people with epilepsy should be aware that the show may contain flashing lights or effects.

What sets this experience apart is its authenticity—it is conducted at a Navajo-owned venue, ensuring genuine cultural representation. The high ratings and glowing reviews attest to the quality of the performances and the delicious food. The combination of entertainment, storytelling, and cuisine makes it a well-rounded cultural outing.
Guests consistently mention the friendly atmosphere and talented performers as highlights. The educational aspect—learning about Navajo traditions through dance and storytelling—is woven into the evening, providing more depth than a simple show.

For an affordable, authentic, and entertaining cultural experience, this Navajo dinner and dance show delivers in all these areas. The $66 price point includes a signature meal, live performances, and interactive opportunities, making it a worthwhile choice for anyone exploring Arizona’s Native American heritage.
While the experience is mostly in the evening and lasts a concise 2 hours, it offers rich cultural insights complemented by delicious food. The accessible venue and flexible cancellation policy add to its appeal. This tour is especially recommended for those eager to support Navajo-owned businesses and to enjoy vibrant, traditional arts in a welcoming setting.
Is the tour suitable for children?
Yes, the show’s lively dances and engaging storytelling are appropriate for children, with the added bonus of a tasty meal.
Are vegetarian or vegan options available?
The menu includes made-to-order options—including Navajo tacos, salads, and rice bowls—so guests can request specific dietary accommodations.
Can I take photos during the show?
Guests are welcome to take photos and videos outside the performance, but flash photography is not allowed during the show itself.
Is wheelchair access available?
Yes, the venue is wheelchair accessible, making it suitable for guests with mobility needs.
How long before the show should I arrive?
Guests should arrive by 6PM when doors open to settle in and enjoy the start of the show.
What is the cancellation policy?
Guests can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, providing flexibility in planning.
Is alcohol served during the event?
Alcoholic beverages are not included in the ticket but are available for purchase at the onsite bar.
What makes this experience unique compared to other cultural shows?
Its authentic Navajo ownership, live high-quality performances, and delicious traditional food create a genuinely immersive cultural outing.