Indian Market and Festival
Thank you to everyone who supports the annual Indian Market and Festival through corporate partnership and foundation giving. In 1993, the Eiteljorg Museum began what is now known as Indian Market and Festival as a small art market with only 50 artists. As the market evolved, it took on the role of a festival to showcase performers, art demonstrators, food vendors and more. The Market and Festival has since grown to one of the top Indian art markets in the country as it has become a venue for local and regional community members to meet and support Native artists of the U.S. and Canada.
| Name | Support Type |
|---|---|
| Indiana Corn Marketing Council | Indian Market and Festival |
| Indiana Soybean Alliance | Indian Market and Festival |
| Ice Miller | Indian Market and Festival |
| Margot L. Eccles Arts & Culture Fund, a CICF Fund | Indian Market and Festival |
| A Classic Party Rental | Indian Market and Festival In-Kind Supporters |
| El Venezolano | Indian Market and Festival In-Kind Supporters |
| F.A. Wilhelm Construction | Indian Market and Festival In-Kind Supporters |
| Glodo's Original Kettle Korn | Indian Market and Festival In-Kind Supporters |
| Hot Box Pizza | Indian Market and Festival In-Kind Supporters |
| Indianapolis Department of Public Works | Indian Market and Festival In-Kind Supporters |
| Indianapolis Fruit Company | Indian Market and Festival In-Kind Supporters |
| Menefee Lemonade | Indian Market and Festival In-Kind Supporters |
| Needler’s Fresh Market | Indian Market and Festival In-Kind Supporters |
| Platero Navajo Fry Bread and Indian Tacos | Indian Market and Festival In-Kind Supporters |
| Ray’s Trash Services | Indian Market and Festival In-Kind Supporters |
| Red Frazier Bison | Indian Market and Festival In-Kind Supporters |
| White River State Park | Indian Market and Festival In-Kind Supporters |
| Wyliepalooza Ice Cream | Indian Market and Festival In-Kind Supporters |
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