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Native American Culture and Wildlife Celebration

Nov 17th

  • Hours9:00am to 4:00pm
  • AdmissionAdults-$10.00, Children under 12 years - $5.00, Children under 5years - Free
  • Time9:00 AM to 4:00 PM

The Second Annual Native American Culture and Wildlife Celebration is almost here! A celebration to recognize the special connection between Native Americans and the animals in their natural world.

The festivities will begin with the blessing of the eagles, a rare opportunity to see a live eagle up-close and be smudged in its presence. Shortly after the blessing, Native dancers, singers, and drummers will begin their performances, while Native artists display and sell their jewelry, beadwork, carvings, baskets and much more. Live eagles, hawks, owls, falcons, and other wildlife will be on exhibit for the public to see up close. The raptor free flight show will have hawks flying above the crowd! Attendees will enjoy Native foods while they shop. This is a great opportunity to pick up some unique Holiday gifts. Come early and stay late, this will be one of the best things you do this year.

Native American Culture and Wildlife Celebration
Native American Culture and Wildlife Celebration Native American Culture and Wildlife Celebration
  • Location Liberty Wildlife
  • 2600 E Elwood St
  • Phoenix, Arizona 85040
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