Zuni fetish carvings depict various animals and spiritual beings, reflecting the enduring connection between the physical and spiritual realms through traditional artistry. Explore and purchase from hundreds of authentic Zuni fetishes, sourced directly from the Kachina House in Sedona, Arizona.

Explore hundreds of authentic Zuni fetish carvings from Kachina House of Sedona. Each piece is hand-carved from natural stone and may include accents of wood, bone, or precious metals. The carvings depict various animals and spiritual beings, honoring the traditional connection between the spiritual and human worlds. No registration required.

Indigenous basket weaving is among the oldest crafts on the continent—an intricate art form that transforms plant materials into beautiful, functional pieces through painstaking technique. Join expert and author Terry DeWald for an exploration of basketry's history and artistry, spanning antique and contemporary styles. Baskets will be available for purchase. Talks at 11 AM and 1 PM. No registration required.

Rendition Arts, owned by Brian and Holly Bystedt, transforms ancient petroglyphs from the American Southwest into contemporary metal artwork. Brian photographs rock carvings on site, then translates these images into bold metalwork designs suitable for both indoor and outdoor display—bringing the region's rich cultural heritage into modern spaces. Talk by Brian Bystedt at 11 AM No Registration Required

Join Eamon Harrity to learn about Sky Island Alliance's collaborative project connecting grassland bird conservation with regenerative ranching in Sonora. The Sky Island region's grasslands provide critical habitat for migratory birds while supporting working cattle ranches. Since 2024, Sky Island Alliance has partnered with ranchers and land stewards to conduct winter bird monitoring, provide education on grassland habitat importance, and implement restoration projects that benefit threatened bird species while building more resilient, productive ranches. Registration required. Limited to 60 attendees....

Join national park expert, endurance athlete, and LGBTQ+ advocate Mikah Meyer for a screening of "Canyon Chorus." This award-winning mini documentary blends adventure narrative with coming-out story as Meyer and friends raft through Utah's Desolation Canyon. Meyer made history as the first person to visit every federal park in a single journey. Meyer will also participate in off-site activities with Western National Parks on Thursday, February 19. Registration required. Limited to 60 attendees. Free.

Katsina dolls are carved representations of Hopi deities, handcrafted in accordance with spiritual and cultural traditions passed down through generations. View a curated selection of katsina carvings by renowned Hopi artists, presented by Kachina House of Sedona. Talks on the history and cultural significance at 11 AM and 1 PM. No registration required.