43rd Annual Indian Market
Saturday, December 14 – Sunday, December 15, 2019
9:00am – 4:00pm
Join us once again as we celebrate Native American Arts with our traditional Indian Market. Enjoy live performances, unique artists with hand-made jewelry, pottery and more. A family friendly event that offers fun and Native American history in one convenient location.
Complimentary nearby parking available with easy access from downtown Phoenix with the Valley Metro Rail stop nearby.
Shop over 100 artists booths including fry bread, Navajo tacos, cactus chili and burgers will be available with food trucks.
Raffle prizes for fabulous prizes including jewelry, blankets, gift certificates and more – all proceed benefit the PGMA.
In observance of the 90th Anniversary of Pueblo Grande Museum, this year Market will be Free to all.
Artist Information
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Performance Calendar
To Be Announced
Ki:Him Actvities
To Be Announced
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Past Artists
Amil Pedro
Arizona American Indian Living Treasures
* Ki:Him Demonstrator
Herb Thompson
Jewelry
Gerald Lomaventema
Jewelry
Lorriane Gala-Lewis
Beadwork, Cultural Item, Pottery
Arturo Ramirez
Arizona Gourd Society Grand Master Artist
*KiHim Demonstrator
Andy Marion
Navajo Silversmith
Lupita Lucero
Beadwork & Pottery
Past Performers
Ira H. Hayes American Legion Post No. 84
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Danza Huitzillin Dancers
Aztec Dancers
Phoenix Native Flute Circle
Visit WebsitePueblo Grande Museum Auxiliary acknowledges the generous contributions of our Annual Indian Market Sponsors:
New & Notable
Informative Lectures
The Auxiliary invites Scholars, Artists and Authors to share in an informative discussion on history, culture & more
Navajo Rug Auction
Join us the 1st Saturday in November for the Annual Navajo Rug & American Indian Art Auction open to the public
Annual Indian Market
Walk along the museum trail and see artists display their crafts including pottery, jewelry, & traditional carvings.
Become a Volunteer
As a volunteer you play an essential role in PGMA’s mission of interpretation, research & preservation.
