Storytelling Dances
1.  Bow & Arrow Dance - Story of the hunting days of the Navajo also used as protection.
2.  Maiden (Corn Grinding) - Teaches of the Navajo women's task and role in survival skill of the people
3.  Holy People (Four Direction) - Inspired by the four directional spiritual teaches of Hozhooji or Blessing Way.
4.  Sash/ Rug Dance (Weaving) - Spider Woman's teaching to Navajo people of Weaving.
5.  Cane Dance (Long Walk) - Story act of the Long Walk or removal of the people from their home land, Dine' Tah.

Traditional Dances:
1.  Basket Dance - Story of the important role of the basket in Navajo Life, and it's spiritual role in all Navajo lifeways.
2.  Ribbion Dance - One of the winter dances performed in the Fire Dance, a very colorful dance.
3.  Feather Dance - Feathers play an important role in ceremonial life of the people, the feathers are prayer items.

Southwest Dances:
1.  Turkey Dance - Inspired by the Zuni Turkey Dance,  although the turkey plays and important role in the Navajo
             culture.
2.  Eagle Dance - A popular dance in the Southwest regions of the USA. The dance is influence and performed in a
               pueblo style.
3.  Hoop Dance - Hoops are important in most Southwest tribe, they are used in many different ways such as social
             or ceremonial.
4.  Apache Dance - Cousins to the Navajo, we honor the people with social dance style from the Apache.  Not 
          Masked Dancing (Gaan) 

Inter-Tribal Dances:
1.  Men's Northern Traditional Dance - All Pow-Wow dances influenced from the Northern and Southern Plains
                    Indians.
2.  Men's Southern Traditional Dance
3.  Grass Dance - Personally influence to A. Brent Chase from the Anishinabe, or Ojibway family.
4.  Jingle Dress Dance - Personally influence by Ojibway family to A. Brent Chase's family.   (A jingle dress givin to 
          Chase's family)
5.  Fancy Shawl Dance -
6.  Women's Norther & Southern Traditional Dances

Other Indigenous Dances:
1.  Aztec Dance - Learned when in a perfessional group of BYU.
2.  Hawaiian Dances - Inspired by Hawaiian friends from BYU, and cultural exchanges with native Hawaiins.
3.  South American Dances - Learned from BYU, and traveling to the South American tours.

Native American Music:
1.  Native American Flutes - A. Brent Chase is a natural musician with flutes and had taken music lessons for music.
2.  Native American singing/chants - Singing for childhood to now.  Learning from traditional ceremonial sings and on 
          going performances
3.  Percussion Music - From traditional drums to modern style drums.  Jembie, mombo drums, traditional rattles to 
          modern rattles.
4.  Music Making & Song Writing - A natural talent, makeing stories come to life through songs and  compositions.

Arts & Craft Lessons:
1.  Model Hogaans-traditional homes
2.  Navajo Weaving Projects-Mini Weaving
3.  Pinch Pottery
4.  Southwest Bead Work w/natural stones
5.  Glass beadwork or pow-wow style beadwork
6.  Moccasin making
7.  And Much more culutal Arts & Craft activities.