NOW FEATURING: Horsehair basketry by Linda Aguilar. Click here to read an article from NewsBlaze.com

Original paintings by:

Frank LaPena (Wintu)

Harry Fonseca (Nisenan)

Stan Padilla (Yaqui)

Mary Morez (Navajo)

Gayle Anita

Jack Alvarez

Sculptures by:
Arnold Aragon (Crow/Laguna)
John Howell

Sam Dimmick (Inupiat)
Lorraine Luna (Yaqui)

January 5 to March 2, 2008

Linda Aguilar

Fine Horsehair Basketry

New Collections:  Click here to read more.

Gaming Baskets and Story Teller Baskets, Click here to view baskets. 

New Shapes:

Canoe (oval)  Click here to view baskets.

"Bottle Neck"

Her signature "horse feathers" click here to view baskets.

January 12 to March 1

Northwest Coast Exhibit

Masks, Boxes, Carvings, Dolls and Paintings.

Featuring: Works by Steven Hunt; Kwakiutl (Kwagual)

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Click here to read an Article on NewsBlaze.com

March 1 to April 6

Demonstrations:

March 8 -- 10:00 to 9:00

March 9 -- 10:00 to 5:00

Traditional Pomo Cultural Material

Meyo Marrufo & Luwana Quitiquit

Basketry, Dance Regalia, Dolls,

Toys and Dance Regaled Teddy Bears

To read more about the exhibit click here.

To view the Tule Bittern Bird click here.

To view Baby Carriers/Baskets &

other utility baskets click here.

To view images of "Dance Regaled Teddy Bears" click here.

April 5 to May 25

Opening Reception:

April 12 -- 6:00 to 9:00

Jack Alvarez

Seeds:

Reflections of the Past

Paintings & Sculptures

To read more about the show click here.

To view Memories click here.

To view Side by Side click here.

May 31 to July 6

California Paintings

Group Show by Prominent Native American Arts:

Gayle Anita

Dalbert Castro

Frank Day

Frank LaPena

Stan Padilla

May 31 & June 1

10:00 to 5:00

36th Annual Spring Indian Market.

The Annual Spring Indian Market has become a popular and much anticipated tradition.  The largest of our Markets; Native American Artists and Craftspeople from throughout California and the West gather to demonstrate, show and sell their work.  It is a time to meet the artists and renew friendships.

Demonstrations and Sales by:

Linda Aguilar (Chumash) Fine Horsehair Baskets and Gourd Art

Richard Aguilar (Santo Domingo) Heishi Necklaces, Gold & Silver Jewelry

Arnold Aragon (Crow/Pueblo) Stone Sculpture

Joyce Bowling (Cherokee) Pine Needle Baskets, Cherokee Double Weave Baskets and Bead Jewelry

Elmira Copeland (Pit River/Maidu) Beaded Moccasins, Baby Carriers & Beadwork

Sam Dimmick (Inupiat) Stone, Bone & Ivory Carving

Alison Hunter (Yokuts) Yokuts Designs Silver and Turquoise Jewelry.

Victor Gabriel (Washoe) Traditional and Contemporary Silver and Gold Inlay Jewelry and Handmade Gem Beads

Pauline Kothman (Yurok/Paiute) Silver Shell Jewelry, Abalone Jewelry and Beadwork

Melissa Leal (Chumash) Soap Stone Jewelry and Handmade Soap

Lorraine Luna (Yaqui) Handmade Ceramic Sculpture

Meyo Marrufo (Pomo/Mohawk) California Dancer Teddy Bears, Dance Regalia, Beadwork and Twined Baskets

Sergio Martinez (Zapotec) Original Weavings/Rugs

Ray Padilla (Yaqui) Obsidian Blade Knives

Stan Padilla (Yaqui) Paintings, Silver, Shell, Stone and Crystal Jewelry

Jeremy Peconom (Honey Lake Maidu) Traditional Tribal Arts, Bone and Stone Knives, Bull Rorer, Spears, Atlatls and Stone Axes.

Luwana Quitiquit (Pomo) Basketry, Abalone Jewelry& Baby Carriers

Michael Rogers (Paiute) Fine Gold and Silver Inlay Jewelry, Silver and Abalone Jewelry

June 7 to August 10

Linda Aguilar

California Gaming,

“Named”

& Other Fine Horsehair Baskets

July 12 to August 10

Steven Hunt; Kwakiutl (Kwagiuthl)

Northwest Coast Art

Masks, Miniatures, Drums & Rattles

August 16 to September 28

Baby Carriers

Traditional California & Nevada

Baby Carriers by contemporary & historical master artists

September 27 to November 12

Opening Reception:

October 11 -- 6:00 to 9:00

Frank LaPena

Cycles of Songs & Stories

Paintings.

October 4 & 5 -- 10:00 to 5:00

37th Anniversary Celebration & Indian Market

Native American Artists and Craftspeople from throughout California and the West gather to demonstrate, show and sell their work.  It is a time to meet the artists and renew friendships.

October 4 -- 10:00 to 2:00

"Antiques Evaluation Day"

Bring you items to be evaluated.

To benefit the Folsom History Museum.

Holiday Markets

Native American Artist and Craftspeople will demonstrate show and sell their work.

Artist to be announced

December 6 &7 --10:00 to 6:00

December 13 -- 10:00 to 9:00  December 14 -- 10:00 to 6:00

December 20 & 21 --10:00 to 6:00