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Steele Indian School Park

Steele Indian School Park

City park in Phoenix, ArizonaWikipedia

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Oct 4, 2026

Spencer BlakeGUEST
2:59
this year? Where is it going? What's happening? So we wanted to put it in a different location just because we know sometimes it's hard to drive across town just for a battery drop off.
Spencer BlakeGUEST
3:07
Last year, we were in Steel Indian School Park, had a great reception.
Spencer BlakeGUEST
3:11
And just like you said, people have told us so many times that they want events like these.
Spencer BlakeGUEST
3:17
And when we're on social media and talking about proper ways to dispose of hazardous waste like batteries, people say, when are you doing your next one? And so we're happy to have another one.
Sonya BrooksGUEST
8:34
So the parade itself starts at 9 a.m., and the route is going to start on 3rd Street and Virginia in downtown, right where Patina Wellness Center is.
Sonya BrooksGUEST
8:45
And then we will move north to Steele Indian School Park, which is 3rd Street and Indian School.
Sonya BrooksGUEST
8:52
So that is the parade route right there.
Sonya BrooksGUEST
8:53
And if you want to actually see that, too, what the parade route looks like, you can look at our website, too.

8 MINS LATER

Susan LevyHOST
16:39
So for people that have never attended that or been there, what is that?
Sonya BrooksGUEST
16:43
It's interesting because sometimes I meet people who've lived in Phoenix their whole life and they've never actually knew about the Phoenix Indian School boarding school that was there over on Indian School and Central.
Sonya BrooksGUEST
16:58
It's at the Steele Indian School Park and a little history.
Sonya BrooksGUEST
17:02
The boarding school itself for Phoenix has been there from 1891 until 1990.
Patty TalahongvaGUEST
14:57
And they will talk about their experiences.
Patty TalahongvaGUEST
15:00
And then we're going to ask the group to drive over to Steele Indian School Park.
Patty TalahongvaGUEST
15:05
And we're going to have a rare look inside Memorial Hall.
Patty TalahongvaGUEST
15:09
And that's actually where we're going to be serving lunch there.
Patty TalahongvaGUEST
17:25
we have uh seating for 125 people it's not that many because this is this is
Susan LevyHOST
17:30
an important
Patty TalahongvaGUEST
17:31
topic it's very important and i think anyone who has any interest in this history or maybe you're hearing this and you're saying what are they talking about come find out because this history is not taught in our schools so this is a really rare chance to learn about it but also hear again from people who lived the experience And so, yes, we are hosting it at the Heard Museum and then we'll be at the Memorial Hall at Steele Indian School Park and the Phoenix Indian School Visitor Center.
Susan LevyHOST
18:01
Okay.

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