Dineh Tah’ Navajo Dancers

Women in red traditional dresses marching with drums and colorful ribbons in a desert parade

Gorman Museum of Native American Art, 181 Old Davis Road, Davis CA 95616

The group’s purpose is to educate and share with audience’s performances of traditional Navajo dances and songs of the Navajo “Diné” People and to give a deep understanding of the rich cultural traditions of the Navajo People.  

As performing ambassadors to the Great Navajo Nation, the Dineh Tah’ Navajo Dancers, under the direction of Shawn Price, are considered an outstanding group of young, talented, and disciplined individuals who continue to excel their cultural program having received many accolades; their unique program offers the finest in traditional and semi-contemporary performances. They have performed at many distinguished events and premiere venues throughout the country and have received many awards and honors.  Maintaining their deep connection to the religious aspects of their culture is of the utmost importance in their program.  

 

All are welcome.  Parking and admission is free.

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  • The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Art Museum Futures Fund
  • UC Davis College of Letters & Science
  • Gorman Museum Membership Fund