Surrounded by one of nature’s most spectacular landscapes, Kayenta is located in the southwest corner of Utah in the high desert of the western United States. Kayenta reaches in all directions and extends approximately 3 miles in length and 1.75 miles in width, for a total of 2,200 acres.

Kayenta residents enjoy access to our famous Kayenta Art Village, Xetava Gardens Cafe, Center for the Arts at Kayenta, Mediation and Walking Labyrinth, Swimming Pools, Pickleball & Tennis Courts, Horse Corrals and much more.

The Kayenta Art Village is a growing enclave featuring art galleries, studios, theater, art festivals, restaurants, and an art school. Its array of arts-oriented enterprises offers fine art, gifts, photography, events, pottery, classes, gourmet food, and coffee.

Its array of arts-oriented enterprises offers fine art, gifts, photography, events, pottery, classes, yoga, gourmet food and coffee. An arts center, a retail center, or just a place to relax and explore, the Kayenta Art Village is open to the public and everyone is welcome. OUR GALLERIES & …

Sometimes viewed as an artist colony, Kayenta has a rich heritage of creating and supporting the arts in southern Utah. From our unique art galleries to our signature art festivals, performing arts events at the new Center for the Arts at Kayenta, Kayenta offers a venue for the arts to flourish.

The Kayenta Community, in southern Utah’s red rock country, is a tranquil enclave surrounded by protected lands. A 2,000 acre master planned community of fine homes, custom building sites and community amenities, is located 7 miles west of St. George, Utah.

From monthly community activities including fitness classes and special events to Kayenta Homes & Properties and Kayenta Development updates, the Kayenta Connection is the place to find out what’s going on, when it is going on and where.

The Anasazi Valley Preserve is located off of Old Hwy 91, 15 min West of St. George Utah, just before Kayenta Pkwy. There are amazing hikes to explore and hundreds of Native American petroglyphs to discover along with beautiful views of the valley and the Santa Clara River.

Jul 6, 2011 · On Old Hwy 91, about 15 miles outside of St. George and about 5 miles past Kayenta, lies an amazing collage of red rock cliffs, moss covered rocks, rivers, streams, mint green colored pools, and waterfalls.

Aug 12, 2011 · This painting of a lone coyote by Olivia Pendergast can be found all over Kayenta and has come to be the face and mascot of Kayenta’s Coyote Gulch Art Village. Here in Kayenta we all know the picture but people probably know very little about the artist.