Highly treasured by collectors, the Navajo rug has been an item that has been in high demand for hundreds of years. Originating back to the Spanish influence, hundreds of years ago, the Navajo people have created one of the most beautiful and desirable art forms. You will have the opportunity to witness this art form being created and learn the secrets behind it.

Witness the awe-inspiring beauty as silver and turquoise come together in perfect harmony. Watch as bracelets, necklaces and earrings take shape right before your eyes. This art form can be found all over the world and is truly synonymous with the Southwest.

Hopi legends and ceremonies speak of beings from the spirit world that look over us in our life. These beings are known as Kachinas. One of the art forms unique to the Hopi people is the carving of such dolls out of the cottonwood root. Witness the step-by-step process starting at the initial components all the way to the finished product.

Used among many of the native nations, beadwork is found on much of the native dance outfits and is in high demand by collectors. Watch as tiny beads are painstakingly attached to leather to create such items as pouches, purses and earrings.

The artisan will make elegant flowers out of simple colored paper, while interacting with the audience.

The tortilla maker will bring stoves, flour, rollers and demonstrate the art of creating a tortilla. The audience can roll out their own tortilla and participate in a tortilla toss. Who can toss the furthest!

Confetti-filled eggshells, decorated wildly and mildly, that are sold by the hundreds on the streets during Fiesta and cracked over the heads of unsuspecting celebrants. You'll find reminders of the fun times for months to come in your car, your pockets, your shoes...