Northern Navajo Nation Fair Exhibits 2013

Entries in Horticulture, School & Commercial exhibits

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Northern Navajo Nation Fair Exhibits 2013

Monday September 30th and Tuesday October 1st

Accepting entries in Horticulture for the Northern Navajo Nation Fair

Horticulture Exhibitors should display all products, proceed or procedures of the area represented in such a manner that most attractive to inform the public of the value, desirability and interested to consumer.

Entries accepted:

Monday September 30th and Tuesday October 1st

9 a.m. To 6 p.m.

No late entries will be accepted

Entry Pick-Up Date:

Sunday October 6th 2013

10 a.m. To 1:30 a.m.

All produce must be claimed by 12 noon

Entries not received by this date will be disposed of

All produce will be judged Wednesday October 2nd 2013

Same goes for the school/commercial exhibits.

Shiprock Fair – Elder Fest

Elder Fest – Northern Navajo Nation Fair

Shiprock Fair - Elder Fest

Thursday, October 3, 2013.

Time: 9 AM to 3 PM
Location: Pow Wow Arena.

Presenting.
Mini Song and Dance.
Fun walk.
Games
Entertainment
Solo Singing.

Best dress grandma and grandpa.
Oldest grandma and grandpa.

For more information, contact:
Louise Washburn, elder fest coordinator.
505-215-2824

The Shiprock Northern Navajo Nation Fair is the the Oldest and Most Traditional of the Navajo Fairs is held each fall in the Navajo Land where the Navajo people of the Four Corners come to celebrate the year’s harvest with a community celebration.

Northern Navajo Nation Fair 2013 Full Events List:

See Past Fair Photos Here

 

Northern Navajo Nation Fair Office
Robert Felson Jr., Fair Director
P.O. Box 2120
Shiprock, NM 87499
Cell: (505)918-7624
Email: nnnfpc@gmail.com Office

Miss Navajo Nation 2013-2014 Natasha Hardy

Office of Miss Navajo Nation

PO Box 2860
Window Rock, AZ 86515
Phone (928) 871-6379
or fax to 928-871-6385
email: brphillips16@yahoo.com
If you wish to have Miss Navajo Nation at your event please fax or mail an invitation letter to the Office of Miss Navajo Nation

Natasha Hardy is from: St. Michaels, Ariz.

Miss Navajo Nation 2013-2014 Natasha Hardy-01

Miss Navajo Nation 2013-2014 Natasha Hardy – Photos By Harold Carey Jr. 

Biography
Ya’at’eeh! Shi ei Natasha Hardy yinishye. Kinyaa’aanii nishliigo, K’etlahi bashishchiin, Hashk’ahadzohi ei dashichee, aadoo Naakai Dine’e ei dashinali. I am from Hunter’s Point, AZ which is considered part of the Fort Defiance Agency. My loving parents are Katherine and Gerald Nez. My maternal grandparents are Marie and Billy Hardy of Hunter’s Point, AZ. My paternal grandparents are the late Mary Alice Shay and Mark Nez of Lukachukai, AZ. I am 24 years old.

I have three beautiful little sisters of which I am the eldest. I am a 2007 graduate of Window Rock High School. At first, I furthered my education at UNM-Gallup majoring in Dental Hygiene; in the fall of 2010, I decided to switch my major for something that I felt would be more rewarding.

With that, I am currently pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education for Dine’ Teachers with Dine’ College. The decision to change my major was fairly easy. I felt that the revitalization of our Navajo language and culture was very important and necessary. I truly believe this is my purpose.

If I am blessed with the honor of representing this great nation, I will emphasize our traditional way of life and to stress the importance of teaching. Lastly, without the support and teachings of my family, I would know be who I am today. Instilled in me are their teachings, knowledge and wisdom of our language and the Navajo way of life. For this, I am and will always be eternally grateful.

Miss Navajo Nation 2013-2014 Natasha Hardy - Contemporary Skills

Miss Navajo Nation 2013-2014 Natasha Hardy – Contemporary Skills

Natasha Hardy Evening Gown Fashion Show

Natasha Hardy Evening Gown Fashion Show

Miss-Navajo-Contestant

Miss Navajo  Contestants

All Photos By Harold Carey Jr.

The Miss Navajo Nation Pendleton Shawl

This blanket symbolize the sacredness and beauty of Navajo woman.

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The Miss Navajo Nation logo is placed in the center because she personifies two female deities in Dinè culture.

White Shell Woman and Changing Woman are also represents by the white shells.  Surrounding the logo is the rainbow, which signifies the sovereignty of the great Navajo Nation, with an opening to the east, the direction and which the Dinè greet the morning sun.

The six sacred mountains are embedded; the arrowheads act as shields of protection and also represent the 50 states of the U.S.A.

The Miss Navajo Nation Pendleton Shawl

The Miss Navajo Nation Pendleton Shawl

Miss Navajo Nation Leandra Thomas, Mother and Grandmother.

Miss Navajo Nation Leandra Thomas, Mother and Grandmother.

Miss Navajo Nation Leandra Thomas and Father.

Miss Navajo Nation Leandra Thomas and Father.

Miss Navajo Nation Leandra Thomas signed shawl

Miss Navajo Nation Leandra Thomas signed shawl

 

 

Powwow – Navajo Nation Fair

September 6 at 5:00 pm until September 8 at 6:00 pm

64th Annual Navajo Festival of Arts and Culture

Event Coordinator: Erny 928.380.0771 & Darrell Tso 928.292.0160

Northern Host: Hail Creek , Taos, NM
Southern Host: Yellow Jacket Ignacio, Colo.
Navajo Honored Host: Sun Eagle Farmington, NM

MC : Otis Half Moon, Espanola, NM

Head Man: Brian Curley, Albuquerque, NM
Head Lady: Anecita Hernandez, Shonto, Ariz.

Arena Director: Everette White Kamloops, BC, Canada
Head Gourd Dancer: Leonard Anthony White Eagle Gourd Society, Shiprock NM.

Head Gourd Singer: Ron Tso, Chinle, Ariz.
Gourd MC: Mike Salabiye Gallup, NM.
Head Dance Judge: Larry White, Plummer, ID
Head Drum Judge: Kelly Grant , Macy, NE
Tabulator: Patsy Grant, Pinehill, NM

All Adult Categories, $800, $600, $400, $200, $100
All Teen Categories, $500, $300, $200
All Junior Categories $300, $200, $100

Drum Contest Northern/Southern Split.
$3,000, $2,000, $1,500, $1,000 and $500 split.

Special Contests:
Presidential Men’s Northern Traditional “In Honor of President Shelly’s War Bonnet” 6 places $1500, $1200, $1000, $800, $600, $400, (3) $200
Men’s Southern Straight Special sponsored by Head Man Dancer Brian Curley
Women’s Fancy sponsored by Head Lady Anecita Hernandez

Friday, Sept. 6, 2013
5 p.m. -8 pm Gourd Dance
8 p.m. Grand Entry

Saturday, Sept 7, 2013
12 p.m. – 6 p.m. Gourd Dance
6 p.m. Grand Entry

Sunday, Sept. 8, 2013
11 a.m. – 1 p.m. Gourd Dance
1 p.m. Grand Entry

Entry form available at www.Navajonationfair.com or at the Navajo Nation Fair Office.
In Gorman Hall next to the DCJM rodeo arena

Navajo Parks and Recreation Special Events Section
Telephone 928.871.6647 – Fax 928.871.6637
Highway 264 Building 36–A
PO Box 2 370, Window Rock, AZ 86515

The Navajo Nation and the Navajo Navajo Special Events Section will not be responsible for any loss due to accidents, theft, bodily injury, personal injury, and including loss of property. Events subject to cancellation or change.

 

 

Navajo Nation Fair Wild Horse Race

September 5 at 7:00 pm until September 7 at 3:00 pm

Wild Horse Race

Wild Horse Race Coordinated by the Navajo Nation Fair Office. Call 928-871-6478 for more information and to enter.

Event Schedule
Thursday, September 5.
7 PM Round 1

Friday, September 6.
7 PM Round 2

Saturday, September 7.
3 PM Finals.

Event Coordinator.
Ernie Ozzie.
928-797-0074

Admission
Included In The Rodeo Admission.

$10,000 Added Money.
350 Entry Fee Per Team Limited To 16 Teams.
Ports: Awards: Cash Awards With Buckles.

Entry Open: 7/15/13
Entry Close: 8/15/13

Money Orders Only. Payable to The Navajo Nation.
Mail To: Navajo Parks And Recreation Special Events Selection.
P.O. Box 2 370, Window Rock, AZ 86515

Entry form available at www.Navajonationfair.com or at the Navajo Nation Fair Office.
In Gorman Hall next to the DCJM rodeo arena

 

Navajo Nation Fair Events 2014

Open Indian Rodeo Navajo Nation Fair 2014

Extreme Bull Riding at Navajo Nation Fair

Miss Navajo Nation Pageant 2014

Navajo Nation Fair Concerts

Navajo Parks and Recreation Special Events Section
Telephone 928.871.6647 – Fax 928.871.6637
Highway 264 Building 36–A
P.O. Box 2 370, Window Rock, AZ 86515

Navajo Nation Youth Science & Technology Competition

Youth Science & Technology CompetitionSaturday, September 7, 2013 at 2:00pm

Deadline: August 30, 2013

Energy Expo Tent

Event Schedule.
Saturday, September 7.
2:00 PM Youth Science Competition.

Event Coordinators.
Michelle Henry.
928-871-7947.
Jan Michael Patterson.
928-871-6982.

Admission
Included In General Admission.

Four Grade Levels.
First Through Third Grade.
Fourth Through Sixth Grade.
Seven Through Ninth Grade.
10 Through 12th Grade.

Five. Project Levels.
Science General.
Mastered Statistics.
Math Statistics.
Natural Resources
Energy Development, Production.
Technology
Computer Application.

Prizes Will Be Awarded From First Second And Third.
Deadline For Application.
Friday, August 30, 2013 5 Pm
Ed Division Of Natural Resources Administration Office.
Entry Forms Available On Navajo Nation Fair Website.

Nizhoni Arts Market – Navajo Nation Fair 2013

September 5-8, 2013

Nizhoni Arts Market - Navajo Nation Fair 2013

Our mission is to achieve Hózhó through contemporary and traditional exhibits, program, tours; to promote our Diné culture, language, history and sovereignty.

ARTIST VENDOR INFORMATION
Clarenda Begay, Coordinator
Cell # (928) 592-2813

Welcome to the 3nd Annual Nizhoni Arts Market at the Navajo Nation Fair. The Nizhoni Arts Market to Feature “World Class” Authentic Arts by Renowned and Up & Coming Navajo Artisans.

Gorman Hall: Indoor set-up on Thursday, September 5, 2012, from 8:00 am. to 10:00 am

Early Booth Registration: 10×10’ booth space with 1 – 6’ x 2’ ½” table and 2 chairs. Early Booth Registration fee $250.00 through August 28, 2013, thereafter the booth fee is $300.00 till the booths are filled. Vendors are responsible for reporting sales tax (4%) to the Navajo Nation Tax Commission for further information call (928) 871-6681.

Market Hours:
Thursday, September 5, 2013 – 10:00 to 8:00 pm
Friday, September 6, 2013 – 10:00 am to 8:00 pm
Saturday, September 7, 2012 – 10:00 am to 8:00 pm
Sunday, September 8, 2012 – 10:00 am to 5:00 pm

Sharing of Booth: Optional! You are allowed to share a booth with one other artist. Return the Sharing Artist’s Application with Your Application.
Payment: Artist Mail Application and Money Order to (ABSOLUTELY NO Personal Checks will be Accepted)

Navajo Nation Museum
ATTN: NAM/Clarenda Begay
P.O. Box 1840,
Window Rock, Arizona 86515

Ms. Begay may also be contacted by email at Clarenda@navajonationmuseum.org or by cell at (928) 592-2813.

A receipt will be issued when payment is received.

Media: The Navajo Nation Museum advertises the market In the Native Peoples magazine, as well as local newspapers and radio stations. The museum staff has distributed information at the Heard Market and will have a non-profit booth at the Santa Fe Indian Market in August to promote the market.

Cancellation Policy: There will be no refunds due to cancellations for any reason. The NAM Coordinator reserves the right to reassign artist booth for the best interest of the NNM Nizhoni Arts Market due to artist cancellations or no-shows.

Proof of Tribal Verification: All artists are required to provide proof of identification to include Certification of Indian Blood (CIB) and Drivers License for age division.

Security: Security to be available at Gorman Hall beginning August 30th through September 9th.

Navajo Nation Fair Native Extreme Bull Riding

Tuesday, September 3, 2003  8 PM

DCJ Memorial Arena.

Extreme Bull Riding

Event Schedule.
Tuesday, September 2nd 8:00 PM
Wooly Riding – 6 & Under
1st Go – Native Bull Riding.

Intermission.

Junior Bull Riding – 15 & under
Native Bull Riding. –Top 10

Event coordinator.
Scott Tom
928-871-7936.

Admission
$12 Adult.
$6 Child and Senior.
5 In and under free

5,000 Added money in Native Bull Riding.
Top 10 Championship round in Native Bull Riding.

Native extreme bull riding.
Holy riding six and under.
Junior bull riding 15 and under.
Native bull riding.

Entry Fees were only be accepted in money order cast years check payable to Navajo Nation.
Mail to Navajo Parks and Recreation Special Events Section, Attention: Scott Tom
PO Box 2 370 Window Rock, AZ 86515

Entry Open: 7/15/13 – Entry Close: 8/15/13 with post mark by 8/15/13
Walk-in entries: 8/29/13 Navajo Nation Fair Office next to Gorman Hall.

Entry form available at www.Navajonationfair.com or at the Navajo Nation Fair Office.
In Gorman Hall next to the DCJM rodeo arena

Navajo Parks and Recreation Special Events Section
Telephone 928.871.6647 – Fax 928.871.6637
Highway 264 Building 36–A
PO Box 2 370, Window Rock, AZ 86515

The Navajo Nation and the Navajo Navajo Special Events Section will not be responsible for any loss due to accidents, theft, bodily injury, personal injury, and including loss of property. Events subject to cancellation or change.

Navajo Nation Fair Baby Contest 2013

September 2, 2013 9:00 AM • Window Rock, AZ

Event Coordinator, Sunshine Sonlatsa, 505-567-0398

Navajo Baby Contest Winners 2013

26 to 36 months Male Winners Amir Woodie

26 to 36 months Male Winners Amir Woodie

0 to 6 months
Female Winners
1st Place – Karianne Storm Begay
2nd Place –  Zoey A Chee.
3rd Place – Kaitlyn Bailey Brown

Male Winners
1st Place – Kellen Jacob Yellow hair
2nd Place – Tehae Fulgham
3rd Place – No Entry

26 to 36 months Female Winner Noahana Hallwood

26 to 36 months Female Winner Noahana Hallwood

7 to 12 months
Female Winners
1st Place – Lorianne Halwood
2nd Place – Tasheena Rose John
3rd Place – Michonne Hunter Deal

Male Winners
1st Place – Robert Shy John
2nd Place – Miles Abeyta
3rd Place – Koi Keith

13 to 24 months Female Winner Jessica Montoya

13 to 24 months Female Winner Jessica Montoya

13 to 24 months
Female Winners
1st Place – Jessica Montoya
2nd Place – Kylen Perci Smith
3rd Place – Kaydence Lynch

13 to 24 months Male Winner Demari Yazzie

 

13 to 24 months Male Winner Demari Yazzie

Male Winners
1st Place – Demari Yazzie
2nd Place – Nicholas Cousens
3rd Place – Casey Joe Morris

26 to 36 months
Female Winners
1st Place – Noahana Hallwood
2nd Place – Kyla Bissie
3rd Place – Xemira Erin Oliver

Male Winners
1st Place – Amir Woodie
2nd Place – Westlyne Lane Begay
3rd Place – DeMarcus Uentillie

Source:

Event Coordinator, Sunshine Sonlatsa, 505-567-0398

More Navajo Baby Contest 2013 Photos Here

 


 

NAVAJO NATION FAIR BABY CONTEST

RULES AND GUIDELINES

September 2, 2013 • Window Rock, AZ

Applications For the 67th Annual Navajo Nation Fair Baby Contest will be accepted until August 30, 2013 @ 5:00pm for Walk-In entries. Postmarked entries on/before August

27, 2012 for mail-in entries at the address mentioned above. NO applications will be considered if received after the specified dates and times under any circumstances.

 

**The Navajo Nation Fair Office & Coordinators are NOT responsible for any delays or non-receipt of applications on any account and for any reason whatsoever.**

APPLICANTS MUST SUBMIT EACH OF THE FOLLOWING WHEN ENTRY IS BEING SUBMITTED IN ONE PACKET:

  • 67th Annual Navajo Nation Fair Baby Contest entry/waiver form
  • A copy of original birth certificate and the certificate of Indian blood
  • A recent 5” x 7” photograph of the child
  • NO FAX OR EMAIL COPIES OF ENTRY FORMS AND/OR AGE VERIFYING DOCUMENTS WILL BE ACCEPTED!
  • $30.00 – NON REFUNDABLE Registration Fee Payable to: Navajo Nation Fair Baby Contest
  •  (Must be paid Money Order/Cashier Checks)

ENTRY FORM AND ATTACHMENTS MAY BE MAILED TO:

Special Events Section, PO BOX 2370, Window Rock, AZ 86515

Walk-in entries will be held at the Navajo Nation Fair Office in Gorman Hall on the Navajo Nation Fairgrounds.

ENTRIES RECEIVED AFTER REGISTRATION DEADLINE WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY RETURNED BY THE 67TH ANNUAL NAVAJO NATION FAIR BABY CONTEST COMMITTEE

AGE: Age Division are 0-6 months; 7-12 months; 13-24 months; 25-36 months, females and males divisions. Contestants will compete in their age category on the day of the competition BUT can be no older than 36 months by cut-off date of September 2, 2012. Babies will compete in Traditional outfits. There are 4 age Divisions; however, if less than 6 in a division, the division will be combined accordingly. Babies 0-12 months MUST be carried on stage by a responsible adult. Applicants must be one-quarter (1/4) Navajo blood quantum.

TALENT: Talent must be under 3 minutes 10 seconds. You will turn in your CD at check-in. Make sure your talent number is the only one on the CD or the first one on the

CD. Props for the talent show will be allowed only for 13-24 months and 25-36 months categories.

PHOTOGENIC: Pictures should be no larger than 8” x 10”. You may submit black & white of color AT THE TIME OF REGISTRATION.

SPORTSMANSHIP RULES: Any contestants/parents gossiping, degrading or bad mouthing their child/contest/other contestants/parents, choreographer(s), the contest, staff or judges will be given a verbal warning. If the behavior continues they will be withdrawn from the competition, in the presence of other contestants/parents. NO REFUND OF ENTRY FEE WILL BE GIVEN. NO EXCEPTIONS!! Any showing of unsportsmanlike conducts will NOT be tolerated. All contestants will follow rules and listen to the director and/or staffs members.