| You are here: | About>Cities & Towns>Phoenix> Phoenix Facts and Fiction> Native American |
 | Phoenix |
Topics
Attractions and EventsFood and DrinkSports and RecreationMoving to PhoenixPhoenix Facts and FictionCities, Government, LawsWeather, Plants, AnimalsJobs and EmploymentHomes and RentalsSchools and CollegesLifestyles and FamiliesShopping, Services, MediaMaps, Driving and TransportResorts, Hotels, MotelsPhoenix Photo Galleries |
Native American Tribes of Central ArizonaThere are 21 Native American tribes in Arizona, with 250,000 Native Americans living in Arizona. Reservations and tribal communities comprise over a quarter of Arizona's lands. Here are profiles of the Indian tribes of Central Arizona.
Map of Casinos in Greater Phoenix
Use this interactive map to find the casinos that are located in Phoenix and Scottsdale, AZ. AK-Chin Indian Community
This Arizona Indian tribe focuses primarily on agriculture. Arizona Indian Festival
Get the details about the Arizona Indian Festival. The Arizona Indian Festival is held each year in Phoenix, Arizona. Buying Native American Art
There are many fine pieces of art created by members of Indian tribes. If you are considering buying a piece of Native American art, here are some tips that will ensure you are forever happy with your purchase. Deer Valley Rock Art Center
In May, 2000 the Phoenix Pride Commission named this place as the newest Phoenix Point of Pride. How many petroglyphs can you find? Fort McDowell Casino
Quick facts and important details about Fort McDowell Casino in Fountain Hills, AZ. Includes directions and ticket info. Fort McDowell Casino is very close to Scottsdale and Mesa. Gila River Indian Community
This Arizona Indian tribe operates one of the most successful Native American business parks in the U.S. How To Pronounce the Names of Indian Tribes
There are many Indian tribes in Arizona, and some of them have difficult names. Here are some of them with phonetic pronunciations. Kachina Doll
Most Kachinas are products of the Hopi Indian craftsmen. Why, when, where did the inspiration come from? What do the dolls represent? Kachina Framed Art Prints
If you or someone you know collects kachina dolls, these framed art prints will be a unique addition to the collection. Kai
Read a review of the restaurant Kai, located on the Gila River Indian Community at the Wild Horse Pass Resort and Spa. Kai is an upscale restaurant in Chandler, Arizona. Kokopelli - Kokopelli Legend
Find out about Kokopelli and the legend that surrounds him. Kokopelli is a magical flute player often depicted with a sack of gifts. Mesa Powwow
See colorful pictures of Native American dressed in costume at the Mesa Powwow held in Mesa, AZ. More Arizona Native American Tribes
The five Indian tribes listed above are reltively close to the Phoenix area--within a couple hours drive. But there are more Native American tribes located throughtout Arizona. Native American Arts Festival
Get information about the annual Native American Arts Festival held in Litchfield Park, Arizona. The Native American Arts Festival features award winning artists, entertainment, and more. Native American Gifts
Native American influence is prevalent in the Southwest, and these gifts will be pleasing reminders of a culture rich in history. Pueblo Grande Museum Indian Market Photo Gallery
Photos taken at the Pueblo Grande Museum Indian Market in Phoenix, Arizona. The Pueblo Grande Museum Indian Market is held each fall in central Phoenix. Pueblo Grande Museum Indian Market
The Pueblo Grande Museum Indian Market is an annual event in central Phoenix where Native American artisans offer their products for sale. Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community
A large, popular shopping area, The Pavilions, is actually located on land owned by this Arizona Indian tribe. Showroom at Casino Arizona
Quick facts and important details about the Showroom at Casino Arizona in Scottsdale, AZ. Includes directions, ticket info, and tips. Tohono O'odham Nation
This Arizona Indian tribe has one of the largest reservations in the country. What is Kokopelli - Who is Kokopelli
Find out what Kokopelli is. Kokopelli is the magical hump-backed flute player. Yavapai-Apache Nation
This Arizona Indian tribe is located in the Upper Verde Valley. |
Las Vegas on a BudgetFind a BargainHotel DealsCheap EatsFree AttractionsEntertainment for Less |
All Topics | Email Article | |  |  |
| Advertising Info | News & Events | Work at About | SiteMap | Reprints | Help | Our Story | Be a Guide |
| User Agreement | Ethics Policy | Patent Info. | Privacy Policy | ©2008 About, Inc., A part of The New York Times Company. All rights reserved. |