Eiteljorg Indian Market & Festival
June 27 – 28, 2026
10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Indian Market Artist Applications are now closed. View the 2026 Artist List!
A Celebration of American Indian, First Nations and Alaskan Native Cultures!
About Indian Market & Festival:
The annual Eiteljorg Indian Market & Festival is an Indy summer tradition and one of the most beloved cultural festivals in the Midwest. Shop for jewelry, pottery, paintings, beadwork and more from more than 100 Native Artists from across the United States and Canada. Enjoy cultural performances including music, dance and storytelling, and family art-making activities while eating fry bread and other food from local vendors.
New this year: Turtle Island, a remarkable performance by eight dancers from the Seneca Nation who present the Haudenosaunee story of creation. During the group’s weekend performances, a large turtle inflatable balloon, appears above the dancers onstage as the story unfolds.
Also, returning for the second year is the dance troupe Indigenous Enterprise, whose intertribal members are championship powwow dancers and perform a thrilling mix of Native dances.
Advance Ticket Prices:
$20- Adults
$30- Two-Day Weekend Pass
$10- Kids Ages 5-17
Free- Members and Kids Under 4
Ticket Prices at the gate:
$25- Adults
$12- Kids Ages 5-17
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Parking is FREE at the WRSP garage on the days of Indian Market. However, after 4 p.m. you will have to notify the parking attendant that you are attending the Eiteljorg’s Indian Market & Festival to get in for FREE.
Market Morning Breakfast:
Join us at Market Morning Breakfast on June 27 at 8:00am to celebrate the opening of the 34th annual Indian Market & Festival weekend. Alongside fellow Eiteljorg supporters and Native artists, attendees will enjoy breakfast, mimosas, and a program where over $35,000 in prizes will be awarded to top artists in multiple categories. After breakfast, guests will get early access to shop the artists’ booths before the market opens to the public at 10:00am.
RegisterRain or Shine – The Festival is On:
The festival will take place regardless of the weather. In the event of severe weather, please stay tuned to our website and social media for updates. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram @eiteljorgmuseum for the latest information.
Photo and Video Policy:
By attending the festival, you grant the Eiteljorg Museum permission to use your image and likeness in photographs and videos for social media, marketing and future promotional materials.
Meet the 2026 Artists
- Lester Abeyta
- Sharon Abeyta
- Le'Ana Asher
- Lita Atencio
- Kateri Nisnipawset Aubin
- Erick Begay
- Michael R.L. Begay
- Ernest Benally
- Veronica Benally
- Randall Beyale
- Della Big Hair-Stump
- Jolene Bird
- Mitchell Blackhorse
- Tim Blueflint
- Peter Boome
- David Robert Boxley
- Jerry Brown
- Beth Bush
- Joe R. Calabaza
- Milford Calamity
- Franklin Carrillo
- Clayton Caté
- Lorraine Caté
- Susan Locke Charlesworth
- Darius Charley
- Norris M. Chee
- Makwesa Chimerica
- Phyllis Coonsis
- Melvin C. Cornshucker
- Reanna Crowe
- Alexa Rae Day
- Andrea Day
- James "Bud" Day
- Amy Deer
- Riley Diehlman
- Sam Dimmick
- Frieda Drymon
- Terrance Emery Jr.
- Dave Farnham
- Mark Fischer
- Peggy Fontenot
- Melissa Niigaaniigaabowikwe Fowler
- Cliff Fragua
- Melissa Freeman
- Nelson Garcia
- Anthony Gatewood
- Jerry Gaussoin Jr.
- Paul Hacker
- Crystal Hanna
- Jimmie Harrison
- Carol Hatathlie
- Yonavea Hawkins
- Shane R. Hendren
- Emil Her Many Horses
- Maeve Hilgers
- Carrie Hill
- Karen Ann Hoffman
- Susan Hudson
- Bradley Cheadle Imotichey
- Joel Iron Shooter
- Bruce Joe
- Doris John
- Don Johnston
- Heather Johnston
- Rykelle "Ahlazua" Kemp
- Neffie Ketah-Roxas
- Sayo':kla Kindness
- Gem Shandiin Labarta
- Christie Latone
- Jason Laxton
- Crystal Lepscier
- Faye Lone
- Rita Louise
- Tanya Lujan
- Andy Marion
- David Martin
- Mel Masquat
- Carrie Moran McCleary
- Mangyepsa Gyipaayg-Kandi McGilton
- Glenda McKay
- Victoria McKinney
- William Mendoza
- Hattie Lee Mendoza
- Bobbie A. Meszaros
- Edwin Mighell
- Penelope Minner
- Tommy Mitchell
- Katrina Mitten
- Steven Morales
- Ramona Morrow
- Madeline E. Naranjo
- L&V Native Designz
- California Native Glass
- Timothy Nevaquaya
- Nancy E. Oakley
- JJ Otero
- Pahponee
- Wade Patton
- J. Rae Pictou
- Ayanna Proctor
- Holly Pyke
- Becky Lauren Quinlan
- Ann Naibi Quis Quis
- Tonya June Rafael
- Dave Reano
- Janie Reano
- Joe Reano
- Angie Reano
- Russell Reano
- Miranda Red Shirt
- Osceola Red Shirt
- Dow Redcorn
- Clifford C. Redeye III
- Shaun Rogers
- Timothy J. Roybal
- Shaax' Saani
- David Lone Bear Sanipass
- Gilmore Scott
- Rain Scott
- Raynard Scott
- S.T.I.L.L. She Lives
- Marjorie Kaniehtonkie Skidders
- Gene Swallow
- Lorenzo Tafoya
- Mary Louise Tafoya
- Paul René Tamburro
- Erin Tapahe
- Eugene Tapahe
- Roy Tenorio
- Mikailah Thompson
- Michael Toya
- Sharon "Waawaaskonenhens" Trudeau
- Beau Tsatoke
- Zoe Urness
- Lillie Vann
- Felix Vigil
- Karin Walkingstick
- Tami Watt
- J. White
- Stephen White
- Robie White
- Kenneth T. White II
- John C. Whiterock
- Janet M. Yazzie
- Wéidaaká Yóodóohaa
Performers
Skywoman Dance Theater
Turtle Island: From the Creation Story of the Haudenosaunee is an outdoor production, developed with Haudenosaunee artistic leadership, that fuses dance, aerial puppetry and community engagement. A multicolored, giant interactive inflatable, the Turtle, floats above the lawn as eight dancers from the Skywoman Dance Theater present a moving visual and musical representation of Haudenosaunee cosmology. The performance supports cultural heritage and shares it with a wider audience.
Indigenous Enterprise
Back by popular demand, these Dancers bring the high-energy performance style that has made the troupe an international sensation. Featuring champion powwow dancers from multiple tribes and nations, the group blends traditional dance styles with contemporary influences, including hip-hop, creating powerful, modern expressions of Indigenous cultures.
Lyons Sisters
The Métis are a distinct Indigenous group from Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and other regions of western Canada, whose unique language and culture emerged from intermarriages of First Nations peoples and 18th-century French fur traders. The Lyons Sisters perform lively dance steps (accompanied by energetic fiddle music) as they share about preserving Métis culture and traditions.
Performance Schedule Saturday & Sunday
Saturday Schedule:
8:00 a.m. | Market Morning Breakfast and Awards (additional ticket required)
10:00 a.m. | Artists’ booths and food vendors open
10:30 a.m. | The Lyons Sisters: Métis Jiggers performs outside under the Sails
11:30 a.m. | Indigenous Enterprise performs outside under the Sails
12:30 p.m. | Turtle Island from the Creation Story of the Haudenosaunee (performed by Skywoman Iroquois Dance Theater) outside under the Sails
1:30 p.m. | The Lyons Sisters: Métis Jiggers performs outside under the Sails
2:30 p.m. | Indigenous Enterprise performs outside under the Sails
3:30 p.m. | Turtle Island from the Creation Story of the Haudenosaunee (performed by Skywoman Iroquois Dance Theater) outside under the Sails
5 p.m. | Artists’ booths and food vendors close
Sunday Schedule:
10:00 a.m. | Artists’ booths and food vendors open
10:30 a.m. | The Lyons Sisters: Métis Jiggers performs outside under the Sails
11:30 a.m. | Indigenous Enterprise performs outside under the Sails
12:30 p.m. | Turtle Island from the Creation Story of the Haudenosaunee (performed by Skywoman Iroquois Dance Theater) outside under the Sails
1:30 p.m. | The Lyons Sisters: Métis Jiggers performs outside under the Sails
2:30 p.m. | Indigenous Enterprise performs outside under the Sails
3:30 p.m. | Turtle Island from the Creation Story of the Haudenosaunee (performed by Skywoman Iroquois Dance Theater) outside under the Sails
5 p.m. | Artists’ booths and food vendors close
2026 Indian Market & Festival Winners
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