Photo courtesy of Portland Indigenous Marketplace
Join a vibrant celebration of Native American Heritage Month at Frybread Fest.
This special event invites everyone to come together in a day of education, healing and celebration at Director Park in downtown Portland, located at 815 SW Park Ave. From 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., experience a rich lineup of activities that honor Native American culture and traditions.
2024 Frybread Fest
Frybread Fest is Saturday, November 9, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The festival is free to attend.
This event is an open invitation to anyone interested in learning more about Native traditions and enjoying food and festivities.
What to Expect
Cultural Tables: Explore cultural exhibits and learn about Native traditions, history and arts.
Storytelling by Ed Edmo: Listen to the powerful words of Ed Edmo, a renowned Native American storyteller, as he shares tales that bring the past to life and connect us to the wisdom and resilience of Native heritage.
Drumming by Turquoise Pride: Feel the energy and spirit of Native drumming performed by Turquoise Pride, whose rhythmic beats invite everyone to celebrate the significance of music in Indigenous cultures.
Free Frybread from Javelina PDX: Enjoy a taste of traditional Native American frybread, courtesy of Javelina PDX. This beloved dish is offered for free while supplies last, so be sure to stop by early.
Portland Indigenous Marketplace Vendors: Support local Indigenous artisans by browsing handcrafted goods, art, jewelry and more. The Portland Indigenous Marketplace features an array of unique items perfect for gifts or personal treasures.
Director Park is at 815 SW Park Ave. in downtown Portland. For more information, visit Portland Indigenous Marketplace’s website.
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