SWAIA Santa Fe Indian Market
About this event
The SWAIA Santa Fe Indian Market is an artisan market in Santa Fe, New Mexico, at Santa Fe Plaza. The 2026 event takes place Aug 15–16, 2026. The world's most prestigious Native American art market, where nearly 1,200 artists from roughly 100 Tribal Nations sell directly to collectors on the historic Santa Fe Plaza. A week of related events culminates in this signature outdoor market each August.
Annual, third weekend in August
Location & directions
Santa Fe Plaza, 63 Lincoln Ave, Santa Fe, NM 87501
Frequently asked questions
When is SWAIA Santa Fe Indian Market 2026?
SWAIA Santa Fe Indian Market takes place Aug 15–16, 2026 in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Annual, third weekend in August
Where is SWAIA Santa Fe Indian Market held?
SWAIA Santa Fe Indian Market is held in Santa Fe, New Mexico, at Santa Fe Plaza, 63 Lincoln Ave, Santa Fe, NM 87501.
What is SWAIA Santa Fe Indian Market?
The world's most prestigious Native American art market, where nearly 1,200 artists from roughly 100 Tribal Nations sell directly to collectors on the historic Santa Fe Plaza.
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