The contemporary Pow Wow is a link to the past that helps maintain Native American Heritage. Seen by outsiders as entertainment due to the singing, dancing, and colorful regalia, the Pow Wow is a spiritual legacy that should be treated with respect and honor. It is a time for Native American families to be together. It is a time of sharing, of laughter and tears, of learning, and of caring. It is a time to honor the past and celebrate the future. Native American families travel hundreds of miles to attend Pow Wows across the U.S. and Canada. Time and distance are not relevant. The renewal of traditions and reinforcement of the heritage is the important thing. It is a time to strengthen the circle.
- Main Office: (480) 965-0123
- Box Office: (480) 965-3434
- Located at Main Box Office
- Valid Photo ID Required
- Opens 90 minutes before event start time
- Ticket Purchaser Must Present Confirmation
- On-Campus Parking Available
- Multiple Parking Lots Surrounding Arena
- Disabled Parking Near Main Entrances
- Typical Parking Fee: $10-$20 per Vehicle
- Carpooling Recommended on Event Days
- Wheelchair Accessible Seating
- Companion Seats Adjacent to Wheelchair Spaces
- Elevators to All Levels
- Assistive Listening Devices Available
- Service Animal Friendly
- No Outside Food or Beverages
- Clear Bag Policy Enforced
- No Weapons
- No Professional Camera Equipment
- Valid ID Required for Age-Restricted Events
- Children Under 2 Typically Free (Lap Seating)
- Children 2+ Require Ticket
- Recommended Age Limits Vary by Event Type
- Parental Discretion Advised for Mature Content Events
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