Established in 1997, the Northern Arizona Book Festival (NOAZBF) is a literary nonprofit based out of Kinłaní (a.k.a., the bordertown of Flagstaff, Arizona). It coordinates programming that reflects the literary interests and cultural issues that define life in the Colorado Plateau region.
The festival combines traditional modes (such as readings, panels, discussions, and book fairs) with an array of other modes (workshops, screenings, performances, hands-on activities, and immersive experiences) so participants can discover new entry points into the literary arts. The festival partners with a wide array of non-profits, presses, businesses, and community organizations to increase both literacy and cultural literacy.

Blue Corn Festival at Arizona Humanities Join us for the vibrant Blue Corn Festival at Arizona Humanities cohosted by NDN GIRLS BOOK CLUB where culture, community, and creativity come together in a celebration of food, art, and literature.

Join the Labriola National American Indian Data Center for a talk with two Diné poets, Amber McCrary and Kinsale Drake!

On February 21, NAISI welcomes Diné poet, playwright, and proformer Kinsale Drake to discuss her newest book.