A person in traditional Navajo attire, adorned with turquoise jewelry, sits in the foreground, while the background features event details for the "Gathering of Tribes" and "The Navajo Oral History Project" at Monument Valley Life Mission School.

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FREE Dinner Monday Night

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FREE Lunch Tuesday

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LXCL:CHILDREN'S HISTORY FAIRWe are excited to invite parents, grandparents, and the entire community to our History Fair! Any student ages four and up is welcome to join and participate.TOPICSStudents can pick any event from history that is meaningful to them. Family history topics are highly preferred.PRESENTATION GUIDELINESEach participating student will be given a table to present on. Presentations will consist of a tri-fold board plus any props the student wishes to use. Students can provide a food to share that goes along with their historical presentation. Students can also choose to speak about their history research to attendees.A FOCUS ON LEARNINGThis is not a competition. It is simply a wonderful opportunity for our students to find joy in learning and sharing what they have discovered.

Children's History Fair

Gathering of Tribes &amp; The Navajo Oral History ProjectJoin us for a community celebration of local culture, storytelling, and heritage at the Monument Valley Life Mission School. Come share a free meal with us, listen to local stories, and connect with community resources.Event ScheduleMonday, September 28<ul fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;"><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">3:30 PM: Vendor and booth setup begins</li><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">6:00 PM: Free Community Dinner</li><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">Event activities, interviews, and booths continue until 10:00 PM</li></ul>Tuesday, September 29<ul fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;"><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">9:00 AM: Vendor and booth setup begins</li><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">10:00 AM to 12:00 PM: History Fair</li><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">12:00 PM: Free Community Lunch</li><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">Event activities, interviews, and booths continue until 6:00 PM</li></ul>What to ExpectWe are hosting live interviews for the Navajo Oral History Project to preserve and honor our regional heritage. Attendees can enjoy free community meals, explore the morning history fair, and visit booths from local vendors, artisans, and community organizations.Vendor InformationCommunity organizations and vendors are welcome to set up a booth for free! Bring your own tables, chairs, and outdoor canopies. Indoor space is prioritized for the history fair and interviews, with any remaining space available on a strictly first come, first served basis. Electricity, water, and indoor restrooms are available. We ask all vendors to help invite their networks to bring a fantastic crowd to the event.Location &amp; Details<ul fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;"><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">Location: Monument Valley Life Mission School</li><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">Website: gatheringoftribes.org</li><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">Contact: Miriam Peterson (435) 459-9796</li></ul> CHILDREN&#39;S HISTORY FAIRWe are excited to invite parents, grandparents, and the entire community to our History Fair! Any student ages four and up is welcome to join and participate. TOPICSStudents can pick any event from history that is meaningful to them. Family history topics are highly preferred. PRESENTATION GUIDELINESEach participating student will be given a table to present on. Presentations will consist of a tri-fold board plus any props the student wishes to use. Students can provide a food to share that goes along with their historical presentation. Students can also choose to speak about their history research to attendees. A FOCUS ON LEARNINGThis is not a competition. It is simply a wonderful opportunity for our students to find joy in learning and sharing what they have discovered.

Gathering of Tribes &amp; The Navajo Oral History ProjectJoin us for a community celebration of local culture, storytelling, and heritage at the Monument Valley Life Mission School. Come share a free meal with us, listen to local stories, and connect with community resources.Event ScheduleMonday, September 28<ul><li>3:30 PM: Vendor and booth setup begins</li><li>6:00 PM: Free Community Dinner</li><li>Event activities, interviews, and booths continue until 10:00 PM</li></ul>Tuesday, September 29<ul><li>9:00 AM: Vendor and booth setup begins</li><li>10:00 AM to 12:00 PM: History Fair</li><li>12:00 PM: Free Community Lunch</li><li>Event activities, interviews, and booths continue until 6:00 PM</li></ul>What to ExpectWe are hosting live interviews for the Navajo Oral History Project to preserve and honor our regional heritage. Attendees can enjoy free community meals, explore the morning history fair, and visit booths from local vendors, artisans, and community organizations.Vendor InformationCommunity organizations and vendors are welcome to set up a booth for free! Bring your own tables, chairs, and outdoor canopies. Indoor space is prioritized for the history fair and interviews, with any remaining space available on a strictly first come, first served basis. Electricity, water, and indoor restrooms are available. We ask all vendors to help invite their networks to bring a fantastic crowd to the event.Location &amp; Details<ul><li>Location: Monument Valley Life Mission School</li><li>Website: gatheringoftribes.org</li><li>Contact: Miriam Peterson (435) 459-9796</li></ul> CHILDREN'S HISTORY FAIRWe are excited to invite parents, grandparents, and the entire community to our History Fair! Any student ages four and up is welcome to join and participate. TOPICSStudents can pick any event from history that is meaningful to them. Family history topics are highly preferred. PRESENTATION GUIDELINESEach participating student will be given a table to present on. Presentations will consist of a tri-fold board plus any props the student wishes to use. Students can provide a food to share that goes along with their historical presentation. Students can also choose to speak about their history research to attendees. A FOCUS ON LEARNINGThis is not a competition. It is simply a wonderful opportunity for our students to find joy in learning and sharing what they have discovered.

Life Mission School

THE NAVAJO ORAL HISTORY PROJECT & Children's History Fair

Oljato-Monument Valley

FREE Dinner Monday Night

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FREE Lunch Tuesday

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Children's History Fair

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