Come celebrate the Southwest's beauty, culture, and heritage. Renowned artists are gathering to share their stories and vibrant work. Browse pieces from Tohono O’odham/Pima-Maricopa watercolor artist Michael Chiago Sr., Navajo painter David John, Santo Domingo Pueblo jewelers Rudy and Mary Coriz, and Hopi/Cherokee artist Gerald Dawavendewa. Paintings, jewelry, and other artwork will be available for purchase. Free admission. No registration required.

Come celebrate the Southwest's beauty, culture, and heritage. Renowned artists are gathering to share their stories and vibrant work. Browse pieces from Tohono O’odham/Pima-Maricopa watercolor artist Michael Chiago Sr., Navajo painter David John, Santo Domingo Pueblo jewelers Rudy and Mary Coriz, and Hopi/Cherokee artist Gerald Dawavendewa. Paintings, jewelry, and other artwork will be available for purchase. Free admission. No registration required.

Shiprock Trading Post has supported Indigenous artists since 1894. Today, the post works with local artists to offer authentic Native American crafts and fine jewelry, each piece unique and beautiful. Learn about the history and culture of trading posts. Browse and buy pieces that reflect the deep-rooted culture of the Southwest's Indigenous peoples. Free admission. No registration required.

Shiprock Trading Post has supported Indigenous artists since 1894. Today, the post works with local artists to offer authentic Native American crafts and fine jewelry, each piece unique and beautiful. Learn about the history and culture of trading posts. Browse and buy pieces that reflect the deep-rooted culture of the Southwest's Indigenous peoples. Free admission. No registration required.

Oaxacan alebrijes are known for their vivid, intricate craftsmanship and whimsical designs. Renowned Oaxacan artist Agustin Cruz Prudencio began his apprenticeship at age eleven. Now a master of the craft, he runs a workshop where he teaches young people in his community to create these imaginative pieces. Browse his work, including bicycling rabbits and skeletal Catrinas driving cars. Free admission. No registration required.

Oaxacan alebrijes are known for their vivid, intricate craftsmanship and whimsical designs. Renowned Oaxacan artist Agustin Cruz Prudencio began his apprenticeship at age eleven. Now a master of the craft, he runs a workshop where he teaches young people in his community to create these imaginative pieces. Browse his work, including bicycling rabbits and skeletal Catrinas driving cars. Free admission. No registration required.