Crownpoint, NM - At Eastern Navajo Fair, we strive to create a welcoming community that promotes diversity, inclusivity, and respect for all in Eastern Navajo Agency and surrounding areas. Our mission is to provide a space where members can connect, learn, and grow together.

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THE PEOPLE

The people of eastern agency have been influenced and intermarried with neighbors to the east, north, and south who include our neighbors The Hispanos of New Mexico, our cousins of the 19 New Mexican Pueblos, Southern Ute of Colorado, the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe of Colorado, as well as our brothers and sisters of the Jicarilla, Apache, Mescalero and Fort sill Apache. The total population of New Mexican Navajos is over 100,000 strong with an agency made-up of 31 Chapters. Influenced by our neighbors and relatives. The diversity can be seen in the delicious and rich chili infused foods, beautiful clothes, and even dialect. 

THE LAND

Crownpoint, NM is overlooked for its beauty and geological history, Eastern Agency has a total of 1,039,210 acres and 1,637 grazing permittees. A combination of stunning settings and well-preserved ruins throughout the region, including Chaco Canyon, is one of many sites to see.  Whether you come from the north or south, you driving on dusty roads seem to add to the authenticity and adventure of the Eastern Navajo experience. Eastern Agency sits on the Colorado Plateau, characterized by unique volcanic formations, Mount Taylor, dry grasslands and shrub-lands, open pinyon-juniper woodland, and mountain forests.

Eastern Navajo Fair Board

The board of our fair is made of community members from across Eastern Navajo Agency and all through out the Navajo Nation.  Members of the board donate their time and resources as well as fundraise to provide this fantastic event.  

This group has brought together a wealth of knowledge and skills to achieve insurmountable goals and have made and will continue to provide a positive impact in our community.

2026 Eastern Navajo Fair Board

Marsha Barney - Acting President & Gate/Admissions

Camellia Perry, Secretary

Margaret Morgan-Benally

Marjorie Lantana, 4H/Jr. Livestock/Archery Coordinator

Stacey Silago, Car Show Coordinator

JC Morgan, Car Show Coordinator

Eastern Navajo DALTEC - Elderfest 

Miranda Elwood - Powwow Coordinator

Omar Kalleco - Volleyball

Loren Morgan - Race the Mesa Coordinator