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Cahokia PHX

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We are an Indigenous-led SocialTech and creative empowerment Artspace focused on equitable projects with individuals and organizations in the Downtown Phoenix area, specifically in the Roosevelt Row Arts District.

04/25/2026

Honored to welcome . Come learn, support, and be inspired by Indignous resilience.

Arizona Center
Suite 1100
455 N 3rd St
Phoenix, AZ 85004

6pm - Door Opening & refreshments
7pm - Apache Stronghold
8pm - Artist Panel

Join us and celebrate 5 years of Indigenous creative peacekeeping.

04/03/2026

📢Call for Art Submissions📣
We are accepting submissions by local artists who identify as Indigenous or Native that fit within the themes below:
1. LAND
2. WATER
3. INDIGENOUS RIGHTS
4. ELEMENTS of EARTH, FIRE, WATER & AIR

Submission Link in the BIO or Scan the QR Code.

04/01/2026

➕➕The Roots We Water➕➕

An immersive traveling art installation — where land, water, and Indigenous rights are brought to life through story, art, and ceremony. Five multidisciplinary artists. One shared declaration: We are still here.

Built from think tanks, collaboration, workshops, lived stories, canvas, projection, photography, natural elements, and the knowledge of our elders — this installation doesn’t just ask you to look. It asks you to feel, remember, and witness.

SAVE THE DATE
📆 Saturday, April 25 · 6–9 PM
📍 ARIZONA CENTER

Featuring: Carrie “Cc” Curley · Alicia Velasquez · Eunique Yazzie · Diane Ovalle · Ernesto Burbank

This is for our communities. For the water under threat. For the land that holds our memory. For the generations we’re creating for right now.

A project of Cahokia PHX, Pawanka Fund, First People Fund

03/30/2026

Gratitude to the hands, hearts, and minds showing up for this work. These workshops are more than skill-building—they’re tools for creative entrepreneurs to stand in their purpose, organize their business, and move with clarity.

From bookkeeping to storytelling to marketing, we’re building pathways rooted in self-determination and placekeeping.

Honored to lead this cohort of Indigenous artists as they prepare to showcase work grounded in land, water, and Indigenous rights—carrying story, resistance, and vision forward.

Facilitators:
- Bookeeping
- Social Media
- Marketing / Photos / Video

Lunch by:

indigenousrights

03/13/2026

🪶🔥➕Your art is powerful. Your business should be too.

We’re bringing two transformative workshops to our community — built by and for Indigenous artists and makers who are ready to step into financial clarity and own their story.

⏰ 9 AM - 11 AM
Bookkeeping Basics for Makers & Creatives w/ WaterEdge Business Solutions, LLC
No shame. No jargon. No overwhelm. Just real, practical tools to turn that shoebox of receipts into an organized system — and build confidence around income, expenses, and sustainability. Led by an Indigenous bookkeeping professional who gets it. You’ll leave with a system up and running, not just concepts explained. Bookkeeping isn’t a barrier. It’s a tool for self-determination.

⌚️1 PM - 4 PM
Grounded Approach to Visibility + Identity w/
This isn’t about selling out — it’s about standing in your story with clarity and intention. We’ll walk through your artist bio, your statement, and the 4 P’s of marketing through an Indigenous lens. You’ll leave with a personalized marketing map, ready to use.
Say no to just exposure. Make it aligned.

Social Media Best Practices for Makers + Artists w/
This isn’t about going viral. It’s about showing up with clarity, confidence, and cultural integrity. Learn how to use social media to build visibility on your own terms — centering process, presence, and collective uplift.

Two workshops. Two activities and a toolkit. One clear message: your creativity and your business deserve to be seen, sustained, and celebrated. Drop a in the comments if you’re coming, and share this with an artist in your circle who needs to hear it.

Saturday, March 28th
Cahokia Phx | 707 N 3rd St. Ste. 130, Phoenix, AZ
Link in bio | Space limited!

03/09/2026

✨Wellness Session✨
Sound and acupuncture for deep restoration

Join us for a deeply grounding and restorative morning blending sound healing and acupuncture to support nervous system reset, energetic alignment, and embodied rest.
This session is designed to help you:
🌀Release stress and stored tension
🌀Restore balance to mind + body
🌀Ground into intention and presence
🌀Support emotional and energetic well-being
✨ All levels welcome. No prior experience required.

Saturday, March 14th, 2026 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM Limited seats — First Come, First Served 🌀Group Session
Please arrive 10–15 minutes early to settle in.

🌀 WHAT TO BRING
* Comfortable clothing
* Yoga mat (optional)
* blanket & pillow (optional)
* Water bottle

RSVP Link in bio.

Acupuncturist:
Aeimeẽ Díaz is state licensed and nationally certified acupuncturist (L. Ac.) and a Diplomate of Oriental Medicine. She has supported integrative medicine, working alongside chiropractors, physical therapists, nurse practitioners, and naturopathic doctors in alternative medicine for more than 20 years,

Sound Therapy and Reconnective Healer:
Lanette Diaz is a Chicana healer and guide dedicated to helping others reconnect with their inner truth. Her sound therapy session includes various natural instruments, rain sticks, shells, drums and other natural sounds to move stagnant energy and reactivate.

02/25/2026

➕➕➕➕
Join us as we center UNDRIP values & Indigenous self-determination through creative expression.🪶✨

These workshops are for Indigenous creatives strengthening their storytelling practice. Allies are welcome — please arrive ready to listen and learn. Each session includes guided dialogue + a practical toolkit. Space is limited, RSVP Link in the bio!

🕘 9AM–11AM — Rooted Through Change with Candace Hamana
📍 Cahokia PHX | 707 N 3rd St, Ste 130
Turning disruption into creative strength through Indigenous knowledge, resilience & collective trust.

🕑 2PM–4PM — Self-Determination & UNDRIP with Tonatierra
📍 Tonatierra | 802 N 7th St
Exploring sovereignty, cultural integrity & community power through storytelling + Talking Circle.

02/01/2026

Heart-Blowing Yoga at Cahokia PHX

This Heart-Blowing Yoga gathering centers Ahimsa as an embodied cultural practice. Not an aesthetic. Not a vibe. A way of being in right relationship.

Guided by HSF Healing Artists Nallely and Molly, this experience weaves mindful movement, meditation, breath, and collective reflection into a space where we slow down enough to ask:

Where might I be causing harm?
How can I move with more care?
How can my healing be connected to the well-being of others?

Inside Cahokia, Ahimsa becomes more than yoga philosophy — it becomes a moment to practice presence, humility, and respect within a space devoted to Indigenous placekeeping and community memory.

Come practice non-harm as awareness.
Come practice yoga as relationship. 💫

01/28/2026

✨Wellness Session✨
Sound and acupuncture for deep restoration

Join us for a deeply grounding and restorative morning blending sound healing and acupuncture to support nervous system reset, energetic alignment, and embodied rest.
This session is designed to help you:
🌀Release stress and stored tension
🌀Restore balance to mind + body
🌀Ground into intention and presence
🌀Support emotional and energetic well-being
✨ All levels welcome. No prior experience required.

Saturday, January 31, 2026 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM Limited seats — First Come, First Served 🌀Group Session
Please arrive 10–15 minutes early to settle in.

🌀 WHAT TO BRING
* Comfortable clothing
* Yoga mat or blanket (optional)
* Water bottle

Tickets: Donation RSVP
Link in bio.

Acupuncturist:
Aeimeẽ Díaz is state licensed and nationally certified acupuncturist (L. Ac.) and a Diplomate of Oriental Medicine. She has supported integrative medicine, working alongside chiropractors, physical therapists, nurse practitioners, and naturopathic doctors in alternative medicine for more than 20 years,

Sound Therapy and Reconnective Healer:
Lanette Diaz is a Chicana healer and guide dedicated to helping others reconnect with their inner truth. Through her sound work, she creates space for releasing stagnant energy, clearing what no longer serves, and nurturing the inner child and embody their most aligned selves.

01/17/2026

💭⚡️From idea to action—one connection at a time💥✨
This interactive Mind Map Lab is designed for 10 creatives ready to bring clarity, structure, and momentum to their 2026 vision.

Using mind-mapping techniques, participants will move past scattered ideas and into a visual, connected framework that aligns values, goals, and actionable steps. This session weaves reflective thinking with practical planning—supporting creatives who want their ideas to grow with intention, not overwhelm.

✨What You’ll Do
➕ Translate your 2026 vision into a clear, visual map
➕ Identify core goals across creative, personal, and professional life
➕ Break big ideas into realistic, actionable steps
➕ See how your projects, resources, and energy connect
➕ Build a roadmap you can return to throughout the year

❓Why Mind Mapping
Mind mapping helps you see the whole picture—not just tasks, but relationships between ideas, energy, time, and purpose. It supports creative thinkers by honoring how ideas naturally flow while still creating structure and accountability.

⭕️ Space Is Limited
This lab is intentionally capped at 10 participants to allow for focus, conversation, and individualized guidance.
Come map your ideas.
Connect the dots.
Build your 2026 vision—visually, intentionally, and together.

✨ Facilitator Bio
Eunique Yazzie is a Diné artist, designer, and creative strategist who bridges art, technology, and community transformation. With over 24 years of experience in design systems, collaborative strategy, and creative facilitation, her work centers on helping individuals and communities reclaim agency, clarity, and vision through intentional frameworks. As a founder, social entrepreneur, and cultural organizer, Eunique specializes in guiding participants through mind mapping, future-self visioning, and values-based planning to translate imagination into actionable pathways. Her facilitation approach blends Indigenous knowledge systems, systems thinking, and creative tools to support personal and collective transformation rooted in purpose, accountability, and sovereignty.

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455 N 3rd St.
Phoenix, AZ
85004

Opening Hours

Monday	11am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Website

https://www.cahokiaphx.com/

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