Navajo Song and Dance at Western Navajo Fair TUBA CITY, Ariz. — 25th Navajo Nation Council Speaker Crystalyne Curley and Delegate Shaandiin Parrish participated in the Navajo Song and Dance at the Western Navajo Fair on Saturday. Speaker Crystalyne Curley (Low Mountain, Many Farms, Nazlini, Tachee/Blue Gap, Tselani/Cottonwood) and Delegate Shaandiin Parrish (Chilchinbeto, Dennehotso, Kayenta) joined in the song and dance festivities with elders and families. Dancers of all ages came to circle th

Song and dance Partners dance in a song and dance round during the Western Navajo Fair Elder Fest on Oct. 17. Navajo Times | Krista Allen | Navajo Times

This video made free by our wonderful Facebook Supporters, Learn More: facebook.com/groups/NavajoTraditionalTeachingsSupporters It seems like everyone has heard the term “indian rain dance”. Or thought it might be a viable option when there is a drought to call in an “indian raindancer” to get some moisture out of the sky. It’s true that some tribes have a rain dance. But our Navajo people did things a little differently. Join Navajo Historian, Wally Brown as he shares the traditional teachings