Welcome to the All Things Cherokee Art Gallery. Here we feature and sale traditional and contemporary Cherokee art by award winning and up-and-coming Cherokee artists. All artists here-within are enrolled citizens of the Cherokee Nation, Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, or United Keetoowah Band.

If you have any questions about a specific artist or piece of art, please feel free to contact us. If you are a Cherokee artist who would like to join the gallery, please contact us for details.

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Native Art Shows

Art events in which artists submit their work for juried competition and sale.
April	Art Under The Oaks Five Civilized Tribes Museum, Muskogee, OK Open to artists of all federally and state-recognized Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Muscogee Creek, and Seminole tribes.
April – May	Trail of Tears Art Show Cherokee Heritage Center, Park Hill, OK Open to artists of all federally-recognized tribes.
June – August	Red Cloud Indian Art Show Heritage Center, Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, SD Open to artists of all US and Canadian tribes.
September	Cherokee National Holiday Art Show Armory Municipal Center, Tahlequah, OK Open to artists of all federally-recognized tribes.
September	Cherokee Homecoming Art Show and Sale Cherokee Heritage Center, Park Hill, OK Open to artists of the three Cherokee federally-recognized tribes.

Native Art Markets

Art events in which artists pay for a booth or table and sell their own artwork.
January	Carefree Indian Market and Cultural Festival Carefree, AZ “Nearly all exhibitors” are enrolled Indians.
January	Colorado Indian Market Denver, CO Open to artists or craftspersons who create a product that is Indian, Southwest, Western, Wildlife or related.
February	Greater Tulsa Indian Art Festival (GTIAF) Glenpool, OK Open to anyone, no tribal enrollment check.
March	Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair & Market Phoenix, AZ Large market with 500-700 artists. Open to federally and state-recognized tribes and some non-US artists.
March	Southwest Indian Art Fair (SWAIF) Tucson, AZ Market with 200-300 artists. Open to federally-recognized tribes.
May	Artesian Arts Festival Sulphur, OK Open to Southeastern tribes, sponsored by the Chickasaw Nation.
May	Native Treasures Indian Arts Festival Santa Fe, NM Market with 200-300 artists. Open to federally-recognized tribes.
June	Eiteljorg Indian Market & Festival Indianapolis, IN Market with 200-300 artists. Open to federally and state-recognized tribes.
June	Red Earth Native American Cultural Festival Oklahoma City, OK Open to state and federally-recognized tribes.
July	NW Native Art Show Portland, OR Open to people with US CDIB cards.
July	Cahokia Mounds Art Market/Contemporary Indian Art Show Collinsville, IL Open to all Native American artists.
July	Gathering of People, Wind and Water Rapid City, SD Open to all federally-recognized tribes in Canada and US, with a Great Plains preference.
August	SWAIA Santa Fe Indian Market Santa Fe, NM Large market with 1100 artists. Open to US and Canadian federally-recognized tribal members.
August	Indigenous Fine Art Market (IFAM) Santa Fe, NM Market with 200-300 artists. Open to federally and state-recognized tribes, Canadian tribes, and Native Hawaiian.
September	Southeast Tribes Festival Cherokee, NC Open to members of the Choctaw, Chickasaw, Creek, Seminole, and Cherokee, sponsored by the Museum of the Cherokee Indians.
September	Haskell Indian Art Market (HIAM) Lawrence, KS Open to artists of all federally-recognized tribes.
September – October	Southeastern Art Show and Market (SEASAM) Tishimino, OK Open to members of Southeastern and Woodlands tribes, sponsored by the Chickasaw Nation.
October	Cherokee Art Market (CAM) Hard Rock Cafe Casino & Hotel, Catoosa, OK Open to all federally-recognized tribes, sponsored by the Cherokee Nation.
October	Indian Art Market, Natural History Museum of Utah – Canyon Canyon, UT Open to artists of all Native American communities.
October	Indigenous Peoples Art Market (IPAM) Mount Pleasant, MI Open to federally recognized tribes of US and Canada or non-enrolled people with ¼ blood quantum as demonstrated on their CDIB.
November	American Indian Arts Marketplace, Autry National Center Los Angeles, CA Open to state and federally-recognized tribes.
December	National Museum of the American Indian (NMAI) Native Art Market Washington, DC, and New York, NY Open to Indigenous peoples of the Americas.