“An Alter-Native History of America” Lecture and Performance by Ed Kabotie (Hopi/Tewa) Musician and artist Ed Kabotie (Okwhua P’ing) shares the courageous stories of the people and lands of Indigenous America through art and music filled “edu-tainment” performances. Learn about Native Americans’ struggle for social, political and environmental justice, and how …
Visit With Respect Ambassador Day
Friends of Cedar Mesa has been hard at work training people to be “Visit with Respect Ambassadors,” and these Ambassadors will be out on the trails in Bears Ears National Monument. Stop by, ask questions, and learn about the history of this beautiful place.
Four Corners Lecture Series: Images of Basketmaker II Society in the Canyons of Southeast Utah
Join Friends of Cedar Mesa in welcoming Shanna Diedrichs and Meadow Coldon from Woods Canyon Archaeology for their talk on Basketmaker society as reflected in the rock writings and archaeology found in the Bears Ears region.
Celebrate Cedar Mesa: Awards Ceremony and Film Screening & Discussion
free & open to the public, Bluff Community Center – Join Friends of Cedar Mesa as we honor those who are making a difference during our annual awards ceremony. Following, Dr. Laurie Webster presents the film, Languages of the Landscape: The Cedar Mesa Perishables Project.
Celebrate Cedar Mesa: Educational Hikes
ticket required $20.00 – Join Friends of Cedar Mesa staff, board, and volunteers for a series of educational hikes across the region.
Celebrate Cedar Mesa: After Party
Friends Gathering ticket required Bears Ears Education Center – Dance the night away to live music as we Celebrate with Flagstaff-based band Dubsquad.
Celebrate Cedar Mesa: Friends Dinner
ticket required $20.00, Bluff Community Center – Join Friends for an informal dinner catered by Twin Rocks Cafe.
Celebrate Cedar Mesa: Friends Gathering
ticket required $45.00, Bluff Community Center – Join us for a day of educational presentations celebrating Cedar Mesa and the broader Bears Ears region. Presenters include Author & Adventurer Steve Allen; Zuni Artist Chris Lewis; Geologist Gary Gianniny; Santa Clara Artist Joe Naranjo; Archaeologist Shanna Diederichs; Heidi Redd, Kristen Redd & Matt …
Celebrate Cedar Mesa Service Projects
free ticket required – Join us for a day of service by volunteering to make a difference through various projects across the region.
Service Project at Three Kiva Ruin
Vegetation Removal at 3 Kivas. This project is part of the Celebrate Cedar Mesa with Friends of Cedar Mesa. We’re looking for volunteers to help remove encroaching vegetation at Three Kiva Ruin. Email Lydia DeHaven for more information and learn how to help! Her email is ldehaven@blm.gov
Archaeological Site Stewardship Training
Interested in helping protect and preserve Utah’s heritage? Become a Site Steward! Stewards monitor the condition of at-risk archaeological and other heritage resources, looking for signs of natural or man-made damage or deterioration. They may also interact with the public to enhance visitor experiences and increase understanding of and respect …
Archaeological Site Stewardship Training
Interested in helping protect and preserve Utah’s heritage? Become a Site Steward! Stewards monitor the condition of at-risk archaeological and other heritage resources, looking for signs of natural or man-made damage or deterioration. They may also interact with the public to enhance visitor experiences and increase understanding of and respect …
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