Niwot Native Art Market
Back by popular demand, Niwot’s Native Art Market is in the Hall again. Returning Native Art Market artists include Nico Strange Owl, Maxx Wapasha Lake, Kristina and Rafael Maldonado Bad Hand, Marie YellowHawk and Harry Teller, Starr Vipi, Salix Dezrea Renan and Tom Myer. New Native Art Market artists include Rod Velarde, Travis Jensen, and Bill Mendoza.
The second art market will be held from 11 to 4 p.m. in Niwot, Colorado, following the overwhelming positive and strong attendance at the inaugural Niwot Native Art Market in March. This upcoming event will continue to highlight and celebrate the artistry and contemporary perspectives of emerging Native artists while honoring the work of established Indigenous artisans. Spread the word about the market to your friends in Niwot and beyond!
Join us in Niwot to explore a vibrant marketplace featuring handmade works — including paintings, beadwork, jewelry, prints, and comics — from talented Native artists, and help support
Indigenous creativity and expression. Participating artists represent numerous Tribal Nations, including Apache, Lakota, Navajo, Cheyenne, Haudenosaunee, and Native Hawaiian.
Location: Niwot Hall, 195 2nd Ave., Niwot, Colorado
Time/Date: Sunday, June 1, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Admission. Tickets are free! Donations to help support artists and continued cultural
programming are appreciated.
There will be a broad spectrum of art forms, materials, and styles to choose from. The event is sponsored by the Niwot Cultural Arts Association. Admission is free.
Sunday, June 1, 11AM – 4PM
Learn more about participating Native artists: bit.ly/niwot-native-art Artists will host their own booths, giving attendees the opportunity to meet them, hear their
stories, and experience the living traditions and dynamic expressions of Indigenous cultures. The second Niwot Native American Art Market is made possible by the Niwot Cultural Arts
Association, Niwot-area community members and Thunder Wolf Native Arts and Culture, a Gunbarrel-based company that is focused on sustainable market opportunities for Native
American artists living in Colorado’s Front Range.
