Sipaulovi Village Celebrates Suvoyuki Days
Artist Market, Tours, and Lectures
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Second Mesa, Hopi Nation, Arizona
Hopi Sipaulovi Village celebrates its ancestral connections to Homolovi Ruins State Park (HRSP). Suvoyuki (translated as “joint effort” or “done together”)

Suvoyuki Days is an opportunity to experience direct connections between the ancient and contemporary, to find out where the Hisatsinom from Homolovi went and what their life is like today. Clan stories and “footprints” mark Hopi migration routes over hundreds of years and thousands of miles to converge at present day Hopi Mesas.  Sipaulovi Village, founded in the late 1600s, traces its migration from Homolovi. Suvoyuki Days celebrates collaboration with the Hopi Tribe’s Homolovi Park Project, establishing HRSP as “The Ancient Gateway” to contemporary Hopi Villages.

The events surrounding Sipaulovi Suvoyuki Days begin with registration for the 10K Traditional Race and then a 2 Mile Fun Run/walk. Suvoyuki Days continue with an Artist's Market, guided walking tours of Historic Sipaulovi Village, and lectures on “Our Story” by a member of the village repeated throughout the day.

This is an Annual Event of  Sipaulovi’s Tourism Program.  Maps will be available at Homolovi Ruins State Park and other regional locations; directions will be posted at the 87/264 junction and the West entrance to the village. All visitors are requested to come to the Sipaulovi Hopi Information Center, at middle Sipaulovi Village to register, obtain schedules and directions to the day’s events.