Welcome to the Cherokee Art Market
October 10 – 11, 2026
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Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa
Nearly 170 leading artists from tribal nations across the United States and Canada gather at the Cherokee Art Market to present their world-class art. From masterful jewelry and pottery to textiles, paintings and sculpture, the market offers an unparalleled cultural and artistic experience. For more than 20 years, it has served as a respected destination for exceptional Native artists and passionate collectors.
See the artists who attended the 2025 Cherokee Art Market, representing tribes from across North America.
About the Market
October 11 – 12
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Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa
The largest Native American art show in Oklahoma features more than 150 prominent artists representing tribes from across the country and will showcase the best in Native jewelry, pottery, textiles, paintings, sculptures and more. For two decades, the Cherokee Art Market has brought together the best Native artists and art collectors. Attending artists, representing tribes across North America, showcase their greatest works here.
An artist application how-to guide contact information are available on our Application Assistance page. View booth fees, payment information and rules & regulations through the online application portal.
The largest Native American art show in Oklahoma features more than 170 prominent artists representing tribes from across the country and will showcase the best in Native jewelry, pottery, textiles, paintings, sculptures and more. For more than a decade, the Cherokee Art Market has brought together the best Native artists and art collectors. Attending artists, representing tribes across North America, showcase their greatest works here.
Please review our rules & regulations for eligibility requirements.
Artists must be citizens of a federally recognized Indian tribe in the United States, members of an Alaska Native corporation, or recognized and documented as Indigenous Peoples under Canadian law. Members of state-recognized tribes in the United States are not eligible. Cherokee Nation Cultural and Economic Development, LLC (“CED”) retains sole discretion to determine artist eligibility.
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Applications will be available on Zapplication from February 2 – April 1, 2026. There are no paper applications.
Please review our rules & regulations for a full list of booth sizes and fees.
There is no application fee to apply to Cherokee Art Market. Booth fees are required to participate and will be outlined during the application process.
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All artists who wish to participate in this year’s Cherokee Art Market must apply and go through the jury process. Submit your application by April 1, 2026 to be considered. Artists will be notified of their acceptance status via email beginning May 30, 2025.
All artists who wish to participate in this year’s Cherokee Art Market must apply and go through the jury process. Submit your application by April 1, 2026 to be considered. Artists will be notified of their acceptance status via email.
Yes, there will be a competition. An artist may enter up to two pieces into the competition.
While there is no set limit to the number of pieces you may have for sale, there are important guidelines regarding what items may be sold at your booth. Please review our rules & regulations for more information.
While there is no set limit to the number of pieces you may have for sale, there are important guidelines regarding what items may be sold at your booth.
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Media Contact
Whitney Dittman
whitney.dittman@cnbglobal.com
918.384.6714