- Kachina House Christmas Gift Guide 2018
- Sedona Rocks! Part 2: The Hoover Dam
- All About Native American Powwows
- Sedona Rocks! Part 1: Valley of Fire State Park
- A Look Inside the Making of Mata Ortiz Pottery
- Discover the Native American Prayer Fan
- Native American Drums and the Meaning of Their Beats
- The 2018 Santa Fe Indian Market was a Success!
- The Snake-Antelope Ceremony
- Why is Turquoise Significant in Native American Culture?
- How to Interpret the Native American Medicine Wheel
- The Native American Healing Hand
- The Symbolism Behind Native American Feathers
- The Seven Grandfather Teachings
- Native American Healing Traditions
- The Seven Clans of Cherokee
- The Meaning Behind Native American Warbonnets
- The History of Mata Ortiz Pottery
- Story of Native American Hopi Dances
- The Meaning Behind the Native American Wedding Vase
- Honoring Native American Motherhood this Mother’s Day
- Infographic: Native American Homes Still in Use Today and Tribal Locations
- Infographic: Native American Tribes of the U.S.
- Infographic: Fast Facts about Native American Culture
- Photographs of the Navajo People and Monument Valley by Earl Waggoner
- Honoring the Navajo Code Talkers
- Trips of Transformation: Visiting the Sedona Vortexes
- Meaning of the Rabbit Totem to Native Americans
- Native Americans in Film Today
- How “Stagecoach” Shaped Western Film
- Stay in an Authentic Native American Home in Arizona
- “Broken Arrow” and the Native American Portrayal
- Influential Western Films of Sedona and Beyond
- Museum Tour through Arizona
- The Architectural Giants of Arizona
- Exploring the Red Rocks of Sedona
- Native American Landmarks of Sedona
- An Exploration of Hopi Clown Culture
- Christmas Traditions Celebrated by the Tribes of the Southwest
- The Native American Tradition of Counting Coup
- Meaning of the Gourd Rattle in Native American Culture
- The Native American Origins of the Day of the Dead
- Native American Courting Rituals
- The Significance of the Hopi Birthing Ceremony
- Native Americans and Totem Poles
- Dream Walking in Native American Culture
- The Importance of Shapeshifting in Native American Culture
- How was Native American Day Celebrated?
- Native American Medicinal Cures
- Marker Trees & Native American Culture
Dennis Downes, author of Native American Trail Marker Trees; Marking Paths Through the Wilderness, has studied these trees for over 30 years. He has lectured all over the country on them and has been the ‘Johnny Appleseed’ or catalyst of the Trail Marker Tree movement that is underway. Many groups from around the country have now jumped on board and hopefully through all this new found attention and recognition, the Native American’s will be acknowledged and respected for their resourcefulness of using the trees for navigation and signage. The history of the Trees should not be forgotten!