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Red Heritage

4.9 (68 reviews)
Sat • 6:00 pm - 8:00 PM
Sun • 6:00 pm - 8:00 PM

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Tolisi K.

Food was amazing, the real spotlight is the show though. I love history so to learn about the Diné and Navajo people was amazing. Watching the hoop dancers perform was my favorite part. Service was absolutely amazing, all the workers were very very nice. Would definitely go again!!

Navajo fry bread/Rice with beef/chicken, lettuce, cheese, onion, salsa, sour cream
Uyen N.

Great experience to learn more about Native American culture if you are in the area. For food, I'd recommend trying the Navajo fry bread. For protein, I'd recommend either arizona beef or chicken; the arizona beef is a little salty imo. For the show, my favorite part is the dances.

Jessica C.

We truly enjoyed learning about Navajo culture, dances, and traditions at Red Heritage. I learned about this experience on TripAdvisor and saw all the great reviews. We declined on the dinner portion and just came for the show. **Important note: they don't follow daylight savings time so we were an hour early. It was entertaining and educational; we were happy to support the Navajo tribe!

Karl S.

Found this on a fluke. Thought it looked interesting. Wow. Enjoyed the Frybread "Indian Taco". Unlimited soft drinks (self-service) The show was brilliant. The first performer shared much about the culture while describing the craftsmanship of rug making. Very engaging drum circle and then a beautiful melody on a native wooden pipe. Many different dances and dances, followed. Each with an introduction about the story being told. Each great in their own way. The final hoop dancers were certainly a great finale. I am a tight wad and I have no regrets about the price.

Nicole E.

This place is well worth it. The food and drinks are walkup style, by the time we got up there they had ran out of fry bread but made us some. It took about 15 minutes, but well worth the wait. Don't be discouraged by the location cause the show is awesome! It almost reminds me of a hall room.

Flute player.
Bonnie S.

This is a "Must See" the stories, music, dancing, and singing are worth the money. Plus a meal is served. This is American heritage on display by Native Americans.

Sylvia C.

Didn't expect too much coming to the show but i tend to do so, so i don't let myself down. When purchasing tickets, I worried about seating since its like first come first serve basis and we didn't do the dinner portion, just the show because it wont be worthwhile for my kiddo who can be picky with certain foods. Although i guess due to off season time coming here, the show was only half filled. The hostess was going to seat us with others at a corner seat in front row, but when i spotted a middle seating but second row, i asked if we could be seated there and she gladly allowed us. She also told us we could have soft drinks or tea included and also offered us their pudding dessert. My child was a happy camper. The show was totally worthwhile and my son was engaged and so mesmerized the whole time. Note he was the only kid at the show. The whole place was mainly older couples and groups. The show was awesome with a variety. During intermission 15-30min between dinner to showtime, a native woman gave a lesson to the audience how weaving is done, the history and significance of the art and each piece. Then it went to a song played with what looks like a double flute that was beautifully played, a pow wow, a few traditional dances to very cool hoop dance. I will add it seems to vary on nights on what you will get and they change it up, which is great! So some may find one better than another and you never know what you get but i will say, but ours was great! Lastly i will add they have a bar inside for those who may want wine or beer during the show and they do allow guest to take pics and vids but careful with and do not use flash. They may have one performance that will use strobe lights so NOT for individual who have risk for seizures! At the end, everyone enjoyed it and my son did not want to leave and wanted to go back and watch it again! Definitely a must for kids (who can sit still and enjoy a good show, that is). It is quite intense i must add that the drum beats, the dance and chants still engraved into my son and my mind for the next hr to bedtime haha.

Michael H.

Another 5 star review well deserved. From the Dine' woman in the beginning teaching about the rugs and heritage to the dancers this was an amazing show. The MC is world class and the food was outstanding. Don't come to Page and not include this in your journey. Even a bar next door so you can have a glass of wine with dinner.

This was a lovely, entertaining, and informative dinner show. The musicians and dancers poured their heart and souls into the presentation and their regalia was beautiful! I thought maybe the show might be cheesy, it was not. We thoroughly enjoyed the the show, and the food wasn't bad either!

Frybread with chili- amazing!

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Very friendly service! Food was good (not amazing) but the show made it worth it! Would recommend.

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Is the venue handicap accessible?

I believe so, there were not any stairs and the venue is a big open room with low tables and also high top tables. Customers dont get on the stage so no worries there. I did not use the restroom when I was there so I can't speak to that. The food is… 

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“The dancers were extremely gifted in their craft and it was great to learn about the Navajo history as well.”

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