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‘Through water and Mother Earth, we exist.'
Tó dóó Nihímá Nahasdzáán éí bee iiná
Building: Gorman Hall - a long white building in the center of the Navajo Nation Fairgrounds
South end of Gorman Hall, with blue-shaded roofs and big barn doors.
Window Rock, Arizona
Yes! Admission to the Navajo Nation Fair on Kids Day, Wednesday, September 9, is FREE!
Free parking for school buses/vans.
Parking is $10 for everyone else.
The Carnival will be open from 11 AM to 2 PM DST, with tickets available for purchase onsite.
Wristbands can also be purchased online at Event Details - innovativeticketing.com
Yes! Admission to the Navajo Nation Fair on Elder Fest Day, Thursday, September 10, is FREE!
Free parking for Senior Center Vans.
Parking is $10 for everyone else.
No. Tickets are valid for one-time entry only. If you leave the Fairgrounds, you will need to purchase a new ticket to re-enter.
Please plan ahead and bring everything you need for your entire visit.
We do not offer or sell "VIP" tickets. All tickets will be available for purchase at the gate on the day of the fair.
**Please be cautious of online scams.**
No. Please bring cash for admission and parking.
Our vendors may accept credit/debit cards, but due to limited phone/internet service during the Fair, card transactions may not always be available. Please be prepared to pay with cash.
Yes. We have two camping areas: Pow Wow Camping and Hillside Camping.
Camping registration opens on Tuesday, September 8, 2026, at 9 AM DST. You can reserve and pay for your space at the Navajo Nation Fair Office with cash only.
Road closes at 7 AM DST.
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