NATIONAL NATIVE AMERICAN CO-OPERATIVE
Fred Synder (Director-Consultant)
P.O. Box 27626
Tucson, AZ 85726-7626 U.S.A.
Indian Information & Trade Center
Tel: 520-420-4332
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Southwest American Indian Collectors Expo
From 10am to 5pm - Daily - Everyone is welcome!
2830 RANCH
Call with any Questions - 520-420-4332
We would be honored to have you visit. Experience the unique and finest of our artists (the Rembrandts, Van Goghs, and Picassos in the Southwest) at this event. You can see a 48-year turquoise stone collection, buy bead supplies, performances (hoop dancers), and have custom jewelry made by the silversmiths.
Bring the whole family, get out of the cold and warm up with us in Tucson! We look forward to having you attend this great and educational event. We look forward to your visit.
Everyone Welcome! Free parking and admission! Scholarship donations appreciated.
Please share this with other artists, friends, social media and community boards. We appreciate all that you can do for us to help keep our 10,000-year-old culture alive.
Representing the arts & crafts of 2700 artists from 80+ tribal nations of North America since 1969!
A 53-year Native American Indian Collection.
Events
American Indian Expo - TCC
Open to the public. Everyone is welcome!
TBA
Tucson Convention Center
260 S. Church Ave., Tucson, AZ 85701
American Indian Heritage Month Social & Craft Market
November 28, 29 & 30 2025
DAILY - 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
This Event is always Thanksgiving Weekend each year.
Free Admission & Handicap Parking - Scholarship Donation Appreciated
Cecil Manuel - Champion hoop dancer from Pima Tribal Nation
DAILY - 1:00 AM to 3:00 PM
FEATURE EXIBITORS
Hopi cultural artists from Old Orabi Arizona. The Hamana family.
Original Dawa arts and hand sewing items.
Unique collection of 20 exact pecking design petroglyphs.
EXIBITS
Authentic recreated stone axes collected along the Ohio river by Cherokee artist Don Ward.
These stones are over 500 years old.
Available for sale.
Authentic sinue tied feathers on arrows paints with earth paints.
Almost a loss of traditional art of all tribal nations.
NEW LOCATION
2830 RANCH
Call with any Questions - 520-420-4332
All Activities will be held indoors! FREE PARKING!
Camera/Video Photography allowed for personal use only!
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