
Logo courtesy of Portland Indigenous Marketplace
Explore creations from Indigenous and Black artists and entrepreneurs at the Portland Indigenous Marketplace.
The event supports creators by providing barrier-free, culturally respectful spaces to grow their small businesses and educating the public about their ancestry.
Here’s information about the upcoming event.
Portland Indigenous Marketplace
The marketplace events feature 15-30 Indigenous and Black vendors, selling art, apparel, jewelry, ceramics, and more. There’s typically a raffle at each event for vendor goods.
Visitors are encouraged to bring cash to the events. Most vendors accept electronic payment, but not all.
Here is the list of upcoming Portland Indigenous Marketplace events:
July 19-20
From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., explore 20 vendors, enjoy live performances, and partake in splash pad and water activities at Indigenous Art in the Park.
The event is at the Shahala Shelter at Blue Lake Park, 21224 NE Blue Lake Rd. in Fairview. Parking is $5.
July 26-27 and August 23-24
From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., enjoy live music, 30+ artists and community activities.
The event is at the Electric Blocks, 236 SE Clay St.
Events are free to attend and family friendly. For more information, visit the marketplace’s website.
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