Celebrate the Season, Support the Artists.
Winter Indian
MARKET
November 28 & 29th, 2026
Event Information
2026 SWAIA JURIED ARTISTS
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through Nov 6th.
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The 2026 SWAIA Winter Indian Market returns to the Santa Fe Community Convention Center on November 28th and 29th, bringing together more than 160 acclaimed Native artists from the renowned Santa Fe Indian Market.
Smaller and more intimate than its famous summer counterpart, Winter Indian Market offers a rare chance to slow down, linger at each booth, and have genuine conversations with the artists themselves. Visitors can hear firsthand about the techniques, traditions, and inspirations behind each piece, from finely crafted jewelry and hand-coiled pottery to paintings and more.
A silent auction adds another way to take home a remarkable work. It's an opportunity to build lasting connections with the makers and to bring home art that carries its story with it. Whether you're a longtime collector or discovering Native art for the first time, Winter Indian Market is a meaningful way to celebrate the season and support Native artists directly.
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Dates: November 28th & 29th, 2026
Location: Santa Fe Community Convention Center
Hours: Saturday 10am-5pm Sunday 9am-4pm
Admission: $15 per day or $25 weekend passAdditional Programming:
Alongside the artist booths, enjoy live music, dance performances, Native food vendors, and a virtual silent auction—perfect for those who can’t attend in person but still want to support artists.The Santa Fe Community Convention Center has an underground parking garage, accessible from S. Federal Place, with additional street parking available within walking distance.
Expect heavier traffic over the holiday weekend and consider public transit, rideshares or carpooling for convenience.
Insider Tip:
Arrive early for the best shopping experience and time to connect with artists. Dress warmly—Santa Fe mornings can be crisp—and take time to enjoy the full atmosphere of the market.
artist listing
More to come!
Karma Henry (Paiute)
2-D
Booth 1
Alvin John (Navajo Nation)
2-D | Sculpture
Booth 4
Donna Humetewa Kaye (Hopi)
2-D
Booth 8
Sylvia Begaye (Navajo Nation)
Diverse Arts
Booth 11
Susan Hudson (Navajo Nation)
Textiles
Booth 15
Peterson Yazzie (Navajo Nation)
2-D | Jewelry | Sculpture
Booth 19
Dusty Dawn Naranjo (Santa Clara Pueblo)
2-D | Pottery
Booth 21
Michael Toya Jr. (Jemez Pueblo)
2-D
Booth 30
Michael Billie (Navajo Nation)
2-D
Booth 34
Mae Mallahan (Navajo Nation)
Textiles
Booth 43
Fiona Henry (Paiute)
Youth
Booth 1
Cynthia Kuck (Menominee)
Sculpture
Booth 5
Wilfred Kaye (Hopi)
Pueblo Wooden Carvings
Booth 8
Robert Patricio (Acoma Pueblo)
Pottery
Booth 12
Deborah Lujan (Taos Pueblo)
2-D
Booth 16
Eric Marcus (Taos Pueblo)
Pottery
Booth 20
Aaron Cajero (Jemez Pueblo)
Pottery
Booth 22
Gilmore Scott (Diné)
2-D
Booth 31
Nocona Burgess (Comanche Nation)
2-D
Booth 35
Orval C. Joe (Southern Ute Indian Tribe)
2-D
Booth 44
Kevin Horace-Quannie (Hopi)
2-D | Pueblo Wooden Carvings | Sculpture
Booth 2
Kenneth Johnson (Muscogee Nation)
Jewelry | Sculpture
Booth 6
Michelle Tsosie-Sisneros (Santa Clara Pueblo)
Textiles
Booth 9
Ellouise Toya (Santo Domingo Pueblo)
Jewelry
Booth 13
Mary Lynn Duwyenie (Hopi)
2-D
Booth 17
Angie Yazzie (Taos Pueblo)
Pottery
Booth 20
Jayne Quam (Navajo Nation)
Sculpture
Booth 26
William Rogers (Navajo Nation)
Sculpture
Booth 32
Glendebah Smith (Navajo Nation)
Booth 37
Steve LaRance (Hopi)
Jewelry
Booth 49
Ishkoten Dougi (Navajo Nation)
2-D | Sculpture
Booth 3
Cody Sanderson (Navajo Nation)
Jewelry
Booth 7
Sean Rising Sun Flanagan (Taos Pueblo)
Diverse Arts | Sculpture
Booth 10
Mateo Romero (Cochiti Pueblo)
2-D
Booth 14
Darius Charley (Navajo Nation)
Diverse Arts
Booth 18
Bernice Suazo Naranjo (Taos Pueblo)
2-D | Pottery
Booth 21
Roberta Begaye (Diné)
2-D
Booth 27
Felix Vigil (Jicarilla Apache)
2-D | Sculpture
Booth 33
Monty Singer (Navajo Nation)
2-D
Booth 38
Amy Der-Ironstar (Carry the Kettle Nakoda)
Beadwork/Quillwork
Booth 55