Non Profit Mission Statement:

Portland Indigenous Marketplace supports Indigenous artists and entrepreneurs by providing barrier-free, culturally respectful spaces that encourage cultural resilience and economic sustainability by promoting public education through cultural arts.

The other graphic features the title “IndigenoUS Gala” in bold, elegant lettering, with the theme “We Are The Abundance” highlighted prominently near the top. Rich, warm colors inspired by earth tones and abundance across the background, incorporating subtle patterns and motifs.♿️ Accessibility Info: The event will be held at an ADA-accessible venue with a ramped entrance through the parking lot, located right next to the ADA parking spaces — so all guests can join comfortably and easily. 📍 Location: 907 NW Irving St, Portland, OR 97209 Support Indigenous and Black artists, celebrate unity, and maybe snag a major prize along the way. Let’s make IndigenoUS Gala 2026 one to remember! 🌟 Link to purchase Mystery Pulls, Tickets and Register to Bid: https://Gala26.fundraiser

Indigenous Art In The Park

 

Indigenous Art In The Park IS BACK!!!💚💙🧡💙💚
Join over 20 vendors, tribal Sasquatch Papa and Jr, Turquoise Pride and Dancers for ONE DAY!!
At the Shahala Shelters by the splash pad and lakeshore area.
Have you seen Blue Lake park lately, so many improvements to check out!!💚💙🧡💙💚 There is a splash pad and lakeshore right by the location of this event!! Plan a full day at the park and make Indigenous Art In The Park part of that plan!!
SORRY NO PETS ALLOWED IN THE PARK (PARK RULES) 😿🐕‍🦺🐈🐩
Date: August 15th ONLY📅📆
Time: 11am-4pm⌚️⌛️🕰⏰
Location: Shahala Shetlers at Blue Lake Park 🎯💯💗
$5 parking fee both dates🚖🚘🚙🚕
Carpool, bike to be extra cool! (sorry not trimet goes to Blue Lake Park)
Thank you @OregonMetro for supporting this event for over 4 years🥀💗🎉🎯Facebook event link: https://www.facebook.com/share/1DNbWkBmQD/
Becoming a vendor for any Indigenous Marketplace event requires a vendor application that is only processed once a year on January 15th, with no late entries or exceptions. Participation in Indigenous Marketplace events is restricted to those who have completed this process and received official approval. Link: https://forms.gle/1JaPaJyhUsPjdfX66

Summer Indigenous Marketplace Series

Summer Indigenous Marketplace Series at Electric Blocks on  Aug 22/23, Sep 12/13 from 10am–4pm in Portland’s Central Eastside! ☀️🌿
 1615 SE 3rd Ave (IN THE PARKING LOT BETWEEN SE 3rd and 2nd Ave and Clay St) Portland, Oregon 97214 in Portland’s Central Eastside!
Celebrate summer outdoors with a vibrant gathering of Indigenous and Black artists, makers, and culture bearers 🎨✨ Shop directly from amazing vendors offering handmade goods, art, jewelry, apparel, and more—every purchase supports Indigenous and Black creatives and small businesses 🧡
Enjoy live music each day 🎶 connect with community, and soak in the creativity, culture, and good energy of this open-air space. Bring your friends, stay awhile, and come ready to support and celebrate!
We encourage alternative transportation 🚲🚌—ride your bike, take transit, or carpool if you can!
Find us in the Central Eastside all summer long—we can’t wait to see you! 🌞
Thank you to Killian Pacific, The Portland Trail Blazers and SE UpLift for making this event possible.
Becoming a vendor for any Indigenous Marketplace event requires a vendor application that is only processed once a year on January 15th, with no late entries or exceptions. Participation in Indigenous Marketplace events is restricted to those who have completed this process and received official approval. Link: https://forms.gle/1JaPaJyhUsPjdfX66

The Artists/Entrepreneurs

A program specifically for Artists with hand made and original art work. At the Indigenous Marketplace events artists are respected and cared for. The Indigenous Marketplace program is where this organization started.

Support

We are grateful for all the support we receive from our greater community. Every person who visits and participates in the various events we hold are very valuable to us. Support this organization anytime with online donations.

Working to Strengthen our Indigenous Community and Culture

The goals of Portland Indigenous Marketplace are to sustain our cultures by creating/hosting supportive spaces for ALL the community to explore art, creativity and culture. 

If you are interested in being an approved Artist in the Indigenous Marketplace program fill out the Vendor Application when you can. New Vendor applications are only processed in January 15th of every year.

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