CELEBRATE CONTINUING TRADITIONS AND NEW INNOVATIONS
Featuring traditional and contemporary works by American Indian artists.
Shop for unique jewelry, artwork, collectibles and gifts at this signature 3 day event. Meet the artists, participate in family activities, savor Native foods and enjoy performances throughout the weekend.
Autry Members are invited to an exclusive VIP preview sale, Saturday, November 7 from 8:30-10:00 a.m.
Learn more about the benefits of Autry Membership by calling 323-667-2000 x326.
Open to the public Saturday and Sunday,
November 7-8
Marketplace hours 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Check back with this website for updated information on participating Artists, performance schedules and family activities.
Main Stage Performances
Saturday, November 7
11:00 am |
Journeys to the Past with Acjachemen Story Teller Jacque Nunez |
12:00 pm |
Wild Horse Singers and Dancers |
1:00 pm |
Hoop Dancing Champion Terry Goedel |
2:00 pm |
Robert Greygrass, Lakota storyteller |
2:00 pm |
Native Voices preview performance of Carbon Black (Wells Fargo Theater) |
3:00 pm |
Traditional Dancing with the Costanoan Rumsen Carmel Tribe |
4:00 pm |
Ed Kabotie, contemporary Native Flute |
Sunday, November 8
1100 am |
Traditional Dancing with the Costanoan Rumsen Carmel Tribe |
12:00 pm |
Hoop Dancing Champion Terry Goedel |
1:00 pm |
Wild Horse Singers and Dancers |
2:00 pm |
Robert Greygrass, Lakota storyteller |
2:00 pm |
Native Voices performance of Carbon Black (Wells Fargo Theater) |
3:00 |
Ed Kabotie, contemporary Native Flute |
4:00 pm |
Main stage goes dark |
Demonstrations
Daily Demonstrations in the Marketplace
Location: Demonstration Row
Artist |
Tribal Affiliation |
Medium |
Harvey Ross and Priscilla Abeyta |
Santo Domingo Pueblo |
Jewelry |
Charles Acuna |
Navajo |
Painting |
Nanabah Aragon |
Navajo (Diné) |
Weaving |
Ruby Chimerica |
Hopi |
Basketry, Piki Bread |
Ted Garcia |
Chumash-Tataviam |
Soapstone Carver |
Bernie Granados |
Apache/Zacatec |
Masks, Paintings |
Nadiya Littlewarrior |
Potawatomi |
Gourd Art |
Daily Children's Craft Activities in the Marketplace
Location: Family Activity Tent
Inspired by the works of actual Native American artists, these Museum-Teacher led children's craft activities are sure to engage the creative spirit.
11 am – 3 pm
Activities to be announced
Participate in the Autry's Intertribal Arts Marketplace.
download booth application, publicity information, and permit information
The Intertribal Arts Marketplace and the Autry National Center abide by the Native Americans Arts and Craft Act of 1990 . All artwork sold on the grounds of the Intertribal Arts Marketplace is sold by the Native American artist who has created the piece. If you meet the criteria in the Native Americans Arts and Craft Act of 1990 and would like to be considered for the 2008 Marketplace. Please address all questions to the Autry: 323/667-2000 ext. 389 or pcarmack@autrynationalcenter.org
Sponsorship
Intertribal Arts 2009 Marketplace is sponsored in part by:
