Dancing With The Universe Native Style Tickets

Dancing With The Universe Native Style is an immersive, Indigenous performance project created by Derrick Suwaima Davis, a Hopi/Choctaw artist and a renowned Hoop Dance World Champion. As artistic director of Native Trails and Living Traditions Dance Troupe, Davis crafts shows that explore seasonal cycles through traditional dance and song, with a strong emphasis on hoop dance, storytelling, and Indigenous Southwest performance traditions. The project blends ceremonial artistry with contemporary staging to bring audiences a vivid look at Indigenous culture and resilience.

Known for its dynamic artistry and educational impact, Dancing With The Universe Native Style collaborates with community organizations and arts programs to share Native American performance heritage. The work has received support from NEA grants and community partners, highlighting its role in preserving and sharing Indigenous arts with broader audiences.

Whether you’re new to Native American performance or a longtime admirer, this program offers an authentic, family-friendly experience that honors tradition while inviting curiosity and conversation about Indigenous cultures and contemporary Native artistry.

Below you’ll find the latest information on upcoming appearances, biographical background, discography highlights, and how to secure your seats for a performance near you. We’ve got you covered with straightforward booking and dependable details.

Born from a vision of seasonal cycles and cultural storytelling, Dancing With The Universe Native Style brings together hoop dance, song, and choreography that celebrate Indigenous resilience and artistic excellence. Derrick Suwaima Davis’s leadership with Native Trails and Living Traditions Dance Troupe anchors the project in a lineage of Native showcasing and educational outreach, including library programs and community events. While public social media for the performer isn’t widely published, you can explore official institutional pages and partner organizations for verified updates, show notes, and event details.

Stay tuned for 2025 community engagements and library programs that continue the storytelling through dance and music. If you’re looking to attend a live performance, check event listings for Date to be announced or RESCHEDULED from its original date where applicable, and secure your seats early to support Indigenous artists and educators.