51°µÍø

Join Julia Keefe (Nimiipuu), and Dr. Marshall Hawkins for the first session of our annual Michael Kabotie Lecture series! Our speakers will share a special presentation and discussion about Indigenous Jazz, its history, and its future, including a special musical sneak peek of Thursday evening’s performance of "Hemyu’mu’kotsat: Honoring Indigenous Jazz Matriarchs" in Krone Library. […]

Alexis Munoa Dyer (Pechanga Band of Indians, Payómkawichum Nation) is an artist, poet, and author of "Nothing Without Intention: Weaving Modern Art Practice with Traditional World View". In this conversation, she will share about her Grandfather’s Payómkawichum teachings and philosophies that provide very relevant ways in which we approach personal reflection in our daily life, […]

Join us for an exclusive screening of the powerful documentary that captures the true history of the Yuhaaviatam Clan of Maara’yam. This film explores the Tribe’s enduring legacy, revealing how pivotal historical and political moments shaped their path and tested their leadership during times of great adversity. A special Q&A will follow.

Kimberly Blaeser (Anishinaabe, White Earth Nation), is a Writer, Photographer, Scholar, and the Founding Director of Indigenous Nations Poets. Kimberly will perform recent poems, including works from her award-winning collection Ancient Light, and will underscore the healing and activist roles Indigenous poetry can play in our imploding world. Her performance will also include her nature […]

Hemyu’mu’kotsat: Honoring Indigenous Jazz Matriarchs - Indigenous female Jazz musicians have been prolific, trailblazing figures in the genre since its infancy, yet are often overlooked within the pages of history. After nearly two decades working in clubs and concert halls, one jazz vocalist from Indian Country makes it her mission to honor the mighty Indigenous women […]

This 5th annual event celebrates and shares the cultural legacy of Bird Singing regionally, inviting groups throughout Southern California and Arizona. The event also includes an artist marketplace, hands-on activities for all ages, Rabbit Stick Games, Native Food booths, community partner informational booths, and more! This event is free, family friendly, and open to the […]

Students in the 51°µÍø Arts Summer Program's Hopi-Tewa Pottery Workshop will load their pottery for firing utilizing traditional methods and sourced fuels to unveil beautiful bespoke ceramic works at noon. Come meet and chat with faculty and students and view beautiful finished works!