Miss Indian Arizona

10/28/2025

Today we celebrate an amazing young woman! We pray for many blessings to, Sialik, and for the entirety of her reign.
“May she walk in beauty.”
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10/27/2025

“On Monday morning, I attended the 12% Gaming Grant Breakfast held at OdySea Aquarium where I was asked to provide the invocation and national anthem.

Within the SRPMIC gaming compact, 12% of gaming revenue goes towards charitable donations so every year they host a breakfast to thank all the foundations for their contributions towards their communities. Attendees got to hear from SRPMIC President Martin Havier and SRPMIC Councilman Jacob Butler. Photos could be taken with OdySea divers and we even got to meet a special guest Sedona, which is one of the penguins housed at the aquarium!

I want to thank for inviting me and for hosting such a fun breakfast! It was amazing to meet all the foundations and hear their own values and missions guided towards helping their communities. Sapo!”

-Miss Indian Arizona, Sialik King ❤️💛💙

10/25/2025

“This past weekend the Miss Indian Arizona court got to travel to Tuba City, AZ for the Western Navajo Nation Fair.

We kicked off the weekend by participating in the parade early Saturday morning. While chilly, it was amazing to see the amount of people that came to watch the parade. Chloe, Hannah, and myself walked the parade route while passing out candy and water. This years theme was “Strength in Tradition, Unity in Community” which was felt all around, through the youth introducing themselves in their language and the overall welcoming atmosphere. We want to thank everyone that gave their well wishes and support while we step into these new roles. This was our first parade as a court it was truly unforgettable!

On Sunday, I got to walk around the surrounding art market and see all of the local and non local vendors. It is always important to support indigenous owned brands so I got to pick up a couple new shirts to add to my closet. After grabbing a bite to eat at one of the many food stands I headed over to the Tuuvi market side. Here I got to witness the beautiful Hopi culture as they had youth dance groups perform all throughout the day. I was given the opportunity to introduce myself to all those in attendance.

Being able to witness the youth express their beautiful cultures through language, song, and dance was so inspiring. I want to thank Western Navajo Fair Committee for inviting us to participate in all the events this weekend. I also would like to thank Tuba City for the warm welcome and hospitality. Sapo!”

-Miss Indian Arizona, Sialik King ❤️💛💙

10/21/2025

“On Friday evening, I attended the Silver and Turquoise Ball held at Talking Stick Resort where I greeted and mingled with guests.

The Silver and Turquoise Ball is a gala held annually by Phoenix Indian Center to help raise funds for their programs throughout the year. Phoenix Indian Center serves to help indigenous youth and families that live in urban areas stay connected to their culture and offer different types of necessary services. In attendance were not only tribal leaders and dignitaries but also federal leaders like AZ Governor Katie Hobbs and AZ Senator Ruben Gallego.

The theme was “Unity in Community, Thriving Together” in which the night was about uplifting indigenous voices. Dinner was prepared by Chef Ben Jacobs who is a member of the Osage Nation of Oklahoma. Leon Grant Spirit of the Community Honoree was Linda Benally who is a member of the Navajo Nation and was given the award based on her dedication towards serving her community. I want to thank for inviting me and for putting on such a great event that funds programs that continue to help serve our indigenous communities. Sapo!”

-Miss Indian Arizona, Sialik King ❤️💛💙

10/19/2025

“On Wednesday morning, I had my very first event as Miss Indian Arizona participating on the youth panel during the Native American Fatherhood and Families Association’s Fatherhood is Leadership national conference.

This conference is held for tribal leaders, family advocates, law enforcement, healthcare providers, and more to stress the importance of family togetherness. This conference also holds workshops that cover criminal justice, health and human services, education, and prevention.

On the panel were other youth leaders, Miss and Jr Miss Gila River and Mr. and Miss Indigenous ASU court . I want to thank for the invitation and giving our youth a platform to talk about struggles facing Indian Country and visions for the future. Sapo!”

-Miss Indian Arizona, Sialik King ❤️💛💙

10/19/2025

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Miss Indian Arizona - Sialik King, Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Community
Awards received:
People’s Choice
Talent
Oral Presentation

1st Attendant - Chloe Eskey, Navajo Nation
Awards received:
Miss Congeniality
Evening Attire

2nd Attendant - Hannah Nockideneh, Navajo Nation
Awards received:
Community Service
Essay

Congratulations to the new court‼️👑

Go to www.missindianarizona.com to make an appearance request. 🤗
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10/13/2025

Here they are, your 64th Miss Indian Arizona court‼️

Miss Indian Arizona: Sialik King, Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Community

1st Attendant: Chloe Eskey, Navajo Nation

2nd Attendant: Hannah Nockideneh, Navajo Nation

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Thank you for joining us at the pageant last night. Stay tuned for an upcoming video address from your new Miss Indian Arizona‼️ 👑

10/11/2025

10/11/2025

Help us welcome a new Miss Indian Arizona Sister TONIGHT! ❤️💛💙

10/08/2025

Mark your calendars for Saturday, October 11, 2025!

The Miss Indian Arizona Association is happy to announce the 64th Miss Indian Arizona Scholarship Program at the Chandler Center for the Arts.

Doors open at 5:30 PM and the program begins at 6:30 PM.

You can purchase your ticket directly online at https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/19006314B50F2199
Adult:$24 Child:$13

Or

You can save $2 by purchasing your ticket from the CCA box office either in person or by phone 480-782-2680.
Adult: $22 Child: $11

For more ticket information please visit www.chandlercenter.org

This event is open to the public for those 5 years and older.

We look forward to seeing you this Saturday, October 11, 2025 as a new Miss Indian Arizona is crowned!