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| Last update: July 20, 2009 |
| YOU ARE INVITED! Suvoyuki Day Saturday, August 1, 2009 (at Homol'ovi) Sunday, August 2, 2009 (at Sipaulovi) A "joint effort" of the Hopi people, Arizona State Parks, and the Homolovi Chapter of the Arizona Archaeological Society. This is our big annual celebration. Friday Activities In the afternoon, Hopi elder Justin Setalla will begin heating the Tuupevu Pit and load the pit with corn. It will roast overnight and we will open it in the morning. This activity does depend upon the availability of corn! If the crop is not in, we will not have corn to roast! |
There is a park entrance fee of $5 per vehicle for up to four adults. Each additional
person is $1. There is no additional fee for Suvoyuki Day activities except for the fun
run.
5am Open Corn Pit
Run Registration begins
$1 registration fee for either distance (6.5 mile & 4 mile cross-country course)
Refreshments will be provided after the run.
6 am Homolovi Talavai Warikháalaya~Homolovi Morning Run Begins
CLICK HERE to register on line for the run.
NOTE: We often get high winds around 3pm. If there is a forecast of high winds, the organization booths and
some of the artists will close around 2pm.
9am-4pm Hopi artists will demonstrate Katsina doll carving, Hopi weaving, pottery, silversmithing,
basketmaking (list subject to change)
9am-4pm: Booths by organizations associated with Homolovi
9am Archaeologists lead tours of park archaeological sites & ethnobotanical walk (traditional use of plants).
12 noon Lecture at visitor center
1:30pm Archaeologists lead tours of park archaeological sites.
NOTE: If the weather turns bad, we will have a program at the visitor center in place of the walk.
Event ends
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SUNDAY ACTIVITIES
Sipaulovi Village on Second Mesa is having a Suuvuyuki Day Celebration on Sunday, August 2 from 6 am to
5pm. Activities start at the Village Community Building. CLICK HERE for information on visiting the Hopi
Mesas. There are fees for the activities at Hopi. Note that Sipaulovi uses a different spelling for the day. Each
village has variations on the Hopi language.
6 am Morning Run- 10k $15 2 mile $5
There will be Hopi Arts Booths and Food Vendors
Walking Tours and Lectures Throughout the Day: meet at the Community Building
For details, contact Sipaulovi Village at 928/737-5426
(Sponsored by Sipaulovi Development Corporation in collaboration with Suvoyuki Days, Homolovi Ruins State Park. Funded in part by a
grant from Arizona Office of Tourism)
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Homolovi Camping: All sites have water and electric hookups. If you plug into the electricity, the fee is $19. If
you do not use the electricity, the fee is $12. Also available are a dump station, showers, and restrooms.
For more information, contact the park at 928/289-4106 or CONTACT US BY EMAIL at shop@homolovi.com
person is $1. There is no additional fee for Suvoyuki Day activities except for the fun
run.
5am Open Corn Pit
Run Registration begins
$1 registration fee for either distance (6.5 mile & 4 mile cross-country course)
Refreshments will be provided after the run.
6 am Homolovi Talavai Warikháalaya~Homolovi Morning Run Begins
CLICK HERE to register on line for the run.
NOTE: We often get high winds around 3pm. If there is a forecast of high winds, the organization booths and
some of the artists will close around 2pm.
9am-4pm Hopi artists will demonstrate Katsina doll carving, Hopi weaving, pottery, silversmithing,
basketmaking (list subject to change)
9am-4pm: Booths by organizations associated with Homolovi
9am Archaeologists lead tours of park archaeological sites & ethnobotanical walk (traditional use of plants).
12 noon Lecture at visitor center
1:30pm Archaeologists lead tours of park archaeological sites.
NOTE: If the weather turns bad, we will have a program at the visitor center in place of the walk.
Event ends
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SUNDAY ACTIVITIES
Sipaulovi Village on Second Mesa is having a Suuvuyuki Day Celebration on Sunday, August 2 from 6 am to
5pm. Activities start at the Village Community Building. CLICK HERE for information on visiting the Hopi
Mesas. There are fees for the activities at Hopi. Note that Sipaulovi uses a different spelling for the day. Each
village has variations on the Hopi language.
6 am Morning Run- 10k $15 2 mile $5
There will be Hopi Arts Booths and Food Vendors
Walking Tours and Lectures Throughout the Day: meet at the Community Building
For details, contact Sipaulovi Village at 928/737-5426
(Sponsored by Sipaulovi Development Corporation in collaboration with Suvoyuki Days, Homolovi Ruins State Park. Funded in part by a
grant from Arizona Office of Tourism)
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Homolovi Camping: All sites have water and electric hookups. If you plug into the electricity, the fee is $19. If
you do not use the electricity, the fee is $12. Also available are a dump station, showers, and restrooms.
For more information, contact the park at 928/289-4106 or CONTACT US BY EMAIL at shop@homolovi.com
| Homolovi Chapter Arizona Archaeological Society "Homolovi" is Hopi for "Place of the Little Hills"- the traditional name for Winslow, Arizona |
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We are expecting many visitors, so Saturday parking may be crowded. You may park at any of the park pullouts and parking areas and a free
shuttle will pick you up.
Campers may park at the campground and ride the shuttle from there.
shuttle will pick you up.
Campers may park at the campground and ride the shuttle from there.
Saturday, August 1, 2009