Upcoming Events

SWAIA Winter Market
Nov
28
to Nov 29

SWAIA Winter Market

  • Santa Fe Community Convention Center (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

The SWAIA Winter Market returns, bringing together more than 160 acclaimed Native artists. Whether you are a long-time collector or discovering Native art for the first time, this seasonal event is a meaningful way to support artists directly.

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Smithsonian Native Art Market
Dec
5
to Dec 6

Smithsonian Native Art Market

  • National Museum of the American Indian (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

The Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian hosts its annual Native Art Market featuring award-winning and innovative Indigenous artists from across the Western Hemisphere. This weekend event invites lovers of art and craftsmanship the unique opportunity to meet Indigenous artists and learn about traditional arts and contemporary Indigenous creativity.

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IAIA Holiday Art Market
Dec
12

IAIA Holiday Art Market

The Holiday Art Market is one of IAIA’s most anticipated events, providing a wonderful opportunity to showcase and sell original handmade artwork while connecting with the broader community. The annual market celebrates Indigenous creativity and showcases original artwork by IAIA students, alumni, faculty, staff, and artists from across our communities.

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Heard Fair & Market
Mar
6
to Mar 7

Heard Fair & Market

Immerse yourself in an exciting world of art, food, drinks, live entertainment, and more at the Heard Museum Guild’s 69th Annual Indian Fair + Market. Prepare yourself for a spectacle of creativity, blending traditional heritage with modern innovation.

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Amerind Autumn Fest
Oct
24

Amerind Autumn Fest

Amerind hosts their 15th Annual Autumn Fest — a celebration of the history, culture, and arts of the San Carlos Apache. Explore with teachers, visual artists, and performing artists in a day-long cultural celebration at the Amerind Museum.

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