https://vimeo.com/939158368?share=copy 67th Annual Indian Fair & Market
Immerse yourself in an exciting world of art, food, drinks, live entertainment, and so much more at the 67th Annual Indian Fair & Market! Over 600 talented Native artists, carefully selected through a competitive jury process, display their artworks in a lively community celebration where passion, talent, and tradition seamlessly unite as 100+ American Indian and Alaska Native Tribes and Canadian First Nations take center stage. Prepare yourself for a spectacle of creativity, blending traditional heritage with modern innovation. This is a place for shared experiences and connections that echo the rhythms of cultural heritage.
Best of Show / Juried Competition
The excitement commences Friday, Feb 28th (5:30 p.m.) at our Best of Show awards ceremony, where gifted creators receive recognition that resonates throughout the art world. Over 650 exquisite examples of Native art undergo rigorous evaluation to receive the prestigious Best of Show award. The IF+M is a vibrant cultural interchange where art comes to life with every brushstroke and bead threaded. For tickets to our Best of Show competition, CLICK HERE.
Youth Art Show & Sale
The Youth Art Show & Sale (YASS) is a must-see for all visitors of the Heard Indian Fair and Market. Young Native artists in grades 7 through 12 across the U.S. have their work professionally judged and compete for ribbons and over $10,000 in prize money, including Best of Show and Best of Division awards. All artwork entered is displayed and available for sale in the Monte Vista Room of the Heard Museum. Admission is included with your ticket.
Fair Family Fun Zone
Play games, make art, watch live performances, and bounce to your heart’s content at the Fair Family Fun Zone all weekend long! Admission is included with your ticket, and Sunday, children under 12 are FREE.
Local Food Vendors
From delicious Fry Bread to sweet and salty Kettle Corn, grab a snack from one of the many local food vendors or check out the Heard’s Courtyard Café. The Coffee Cantina will also be open so you can refuel for all the fair fun!
Distinguished Artists at The Heard Museum Shop
The Heard Museum Shop is pleased to present the following distinguished artists during the 67th Annual Indian Fair & Market: Nancy Youngblood (Santa Clara Pueblo), Chris Youngblood (Santa Clara Pueblo), Jennifer Tafoya (Santa Clara Pueblo), Joseph Lugo (Santa Clara Pueblo), Sergio Lugo (Santa Clara Pueblo), Tim Blueflint Ramel (Bad River Band of Lake/Superior Chippewa), and Dolores Purdy (Caddo Nation).
Shop Hours During The 67th Annual Indian Fair & Market:
– Friday, February 28 | 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
– Saturday, March 2 | 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
– Sunday, March 3 | 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Museum Parking
Let us help you find alternative parking options on Sat & Sun with our Parking Map and ensure a stress-free arrival at the museum for an unforgettable experience.
Light Rail Access
Embrace eco-friendly travel, beat traffic, and arrive seamlessly. Hop on board for a scenic journey and step off the Encanto/Central stop via Valley Metro Light Rail.
Ride Share
Arrive in style! Join our event at the museum hassle-free with convenient ride-share options. Skip parking stress, enjoy the journey, and make memories at the museum.
Yes, tickets are available to purchase at the gate.
Note: Fair closes on Sunday at 4:00p.
Culture Passes not valid during this Signature Event.
General public entry time is 9:30a both days.
Members have an early bird entry for Sat only at 8:30a, and Sun entry is 9:30a for everyone.
There is designated ADA parking at the University Club and ITCA, and we have wheelchairs available on a first come first serve basis.
Museum hours are Fri 10a-3p (closing early), Sat 9:30a-5p, and Sun 9:30a-4p.
The Courtyard Café hours are Fri 11a-2p, Sat 10:30a-4p, and Sun 10:30a-3p.
The Coffee Cantina hours are Fri 9a-3p, Sat 8a-5p, and Sun 8a-4p.
Museum Shop hours are Fri 10a-3p & 5:30p-8p, Sat 9:30a-5p, and Sun 9:30a-4p.
Books & More will be open Sat 9:30a-5p and Sun 9:30a-4p.
Yes, we have handstamps, and you may leave and come back as you wish.
Saturday & Sunday – TBA
Photos and video for personal/social media is not only allowed but encouraged!
If intended use is for publication, business, or sales, permission is necessary.
1. Click this link to submit form for review.
2. Please review the photo/video policy to protect the rights of Indigenous Artists.
Yes, you are encouraged to bring fold-up chairs, blankets, hats, sunblock, sunglasses, visors.
Food, Beverage, Alcohol restrictions
No outside food or drink is permitted, except for water bottles. This event has many outside food vendors as well as our Courtyard Café and Cantina. No outside alcohol is permitted.
Are bags allowed in? What size?
We do not allow cooler bags inside this event. Inside the museum normal bag policies apply.
Pets and service animals
Only Service Animals will be allowed and must be leashed or tethered accordingly. Comfort animals not permitted.
Firearms and weapons
No weapons, any time, inside or outside permitted.
Smoking policy
Not permitted in the Museum, nor within 20 feet of the front entrance. Only allowed in designated smoking areas.
Prohibited Items
Illegal Drugs or Substances, Skateboards, Segways, Scooter, Rollerblades, bicycles, Hoverboards, and helmets. No coolers, ice chests, or pointed-Tip Umbrellas, Patrons without Shoes or Shirt.
Drone restrictions
It is illegal to fly a drone during this event. https://uavcoach.com/drone-laws-arizona/
Fair Applications
Questions?
Have general event questions? Email us at: fair.info@heard.org
Interested in being a food/drink vendor: fair.vendors@heard.org
Sponsors
Corporate sponsors, download info here or email: fair.sponsors@heard.org
Individuals can sponsor ribbons or make a donation! Learn more.
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