The sky above Page will once again become a canvas of color as the annual Page/Lake Powell Balloon Regatta lifts off Thursday, Oct. 30, transforming the region into a vibrant spectacle as dozens of hot air balloons rise above iconic red sandstone cliffs.

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Festivities fill downtown all weekend long

Over the four-day festival, Downtown Page will buzz with activity as balloons launch every morning, live music fills the streets and a variety of local vendors showcase handcrafted and unique offerings at the Regatta Street Fair. After sunset on Saturday, the popular Balloon Glow Event illuminates the area, turning the night sky into a kaleidoscope of bright hues.

Stay and celebrate at Hyatt Place Page/Lake Powell

Hyatt Place Page/Lake Powell serves as the perfect home base, located less than a five-minute drive from the weekend’s festivities and offering breathtaking views of the colorful sky from the property. With room rates starting from $169/night, the hotel has special offerings throughout the weekend, including:

Festival perks and local flavors

At check-in, hotel guests who are 21 and older and use the phrase “balloon” will receive two complimentary vouchers per reservation for Prickly Pear Margaritas from the hotel’s signature restaurant, Prickly Pear Kitchen. To celebrate the start of Native American Heritage Month, Prickly Pear Kitchen is offering a specialty menu on Friday and Saturday of traditional Navajo Tacos in addition to the restaurant’s classic Southwest-inspired menu.

Beginning Saturday, Nov. 1 and continuing every Saturday of the month, the hotel will host a Native American Jewelry Expo from 2–6 p.m. featuring a variety of local artisans selling authentic, handmade pieces.

Cultural experiences led by local artisans

Located just minutes from the Navajo Nation, the property provides immersive cultural experiences led by local artisans and experts. Storytelling and traditional drumming sessions led by Navajo community leader Eli Secody bring local traditions to life, while hands-on dreamcatcher workshops with artisan Pearl Seaton reveal the history and meaning behind each creation.

Complimentary seasonal events

Dreamcatcher Workshop with Pearl Seaton:
On select Wednesdays, local artisan Pearl Seaton leads an intimate, hands-on dreamcatcher workshop rooted in Navajo tradition. The one-hour session explores the cultural meaning and significance behind the symbol, as Seaton guides participants through each step of the weaving process. Limited to 15 participants, signups are available upon check-in with the hotel’s front desk team. Participants are recommended to be at least 10 years old.

Navajo Storytelling and Songs with Eli Secody:
On select Thursdays, Navajo community leader Eli Secody shares stories passed down through generations, singing traditional songs and drumming for an immersive experience. Secody brings the rich heritage of the Navajo Nation to life, offering meaningful insight into the deep relationships between the Navajo people, land and wildlife. His storytelling provides an authentic, personal glimpse into Indigenous culture, leaving listeners with a lasting sense of connection and understanding.

To book a reservation or for more information, visit PageLakePowell.Place.Hyatt.com or call 928-212-2200