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SUMMARY:Mexican Folk Art Sale – FREE ADMISSION
DESCRIPTION:Mexican Folk Art Sale\nFriday\, March 6 – Sunday\, March 8\, 2026\n10 AM – 4 PM\nLocated in the Exhibit House Galleries & Sami’s Courtyard\n-FREE ADMISSION DURING THE SALE- \nExperience the cultures and craftsmanship of Mexico at Tohono Chul’s Mexican Folk Art Sale! Browse a vibrant selection of handmade folk art\, featuring pottery\, textiles\, whimsical alebrijes\, and so much more.
URL:https://tohonochul.org/event/mexican-folk-art-sale-2026/2026-03-06/
LOCATION:AZ
CATEGORIES:Art,Free Event,Sale
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SUMMARY:Mexican Folk Art Sale – FREE ADMISSION
DESCRIPTION:Mexican Folk Art Sale\nFriday\, March 6 – Sunday\, March 8\, 2026\n10 AM – 4 PM\nLocated in the Exhibit House Galleries & Sami’s Courtyard\n-FREE ADMISSION DURING THE SALE- \nExperience the cultures and craftsmanship of Mexico at Tohono Chul’s Mexican Folk Art Sale! Browse a vibrant selection of handmade folk art\, featuring pottery\, textiles\, whimsical alebrijes\, and so much more.
URL:https://tohonochul.org/event/mexican-folk-art-sale-2026/2026-03-07/
LOCATION:AZ
CATEGORIES:Art,Free Event,Sale
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SUMMARY:ED-VENTURE | INDIAN FAIR & MARKET at the HEARD MUSEUM
DESCRIPTION:Sun\, March 8 | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM\nHeard Museum\, Phoenix\, AZ\n$130 Members | $150 General Public \nUSE PROMO CODE HEARD20 FOR 20% OFF YOUR RESERVATION! \nJoin us for a special day trip to the internationally renowned Heard Museum\, dedicated to connecting Indigenous creativity to the world by showcasing the voice and vision of American Indian artists. There\, you will experience one of the world’s largest and most celebrated American Indian art markets at the 68th Annual Indian Fair & Market! This special event brings together Indigenous artistry\, live entertainment\, delicious food\, and more. Enjoy free time to explore the museum’s stunning exhibits and immerse yourself in the energy of the fair and market. Tohono Chul’s Director of Arts\, James Schaub\, will facilitate the trip. Ed-venture pricing includes round-trip transportation\, plus admission to both the museum and the 68th Annual Indian Fair & Market. \nClick here to learn more about the 68th Annual Indian Fair & Market.
URL:https://tohonochul.org/event/ed-venture-indian-fair-market-at-the-heard-museum/
LOCATION:Main Parking Lot\, 7366 N. Paseo del Norte\, Tucson\, AZ\, 85704
CATEGORIES:Art,Experiences,Travel
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DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20260308T160000
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SUMMARY:Mexican Folk Art Sale – FREE ADMISSION
DESCRIPTION:Mexican Folk Art Sale\nFriday\, March 6 – Sunday\, March 8\, 2026\n10 AM – 4 PM\nLocated in the Exhibit House Galleries & Sami’s Courtyard\n-FREE ADMISSION DURING THE SALE- \nExperience the cultures and craftsmanship of Mexico at Tohono Chul’s Mexican Folk Art Sale! Browse a vibrant selection of handmade folk art\, featuring pottery\, textiles\, whimsical alebrijes\, and so much more.
URL:https://tohonochul.org/event/mexican-folk-art-sale-2026/2026-03-08/
LOCATION:AZ
CATEGORIES:Art,Free Event,Sale
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SUMMARY:Native Plant Dyed Silk Scarves w/ Elana Bloom
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, March 14th | 9:00am – 12:30 pm | Native Plant Dyed Silk Scarves\nIn the Education Center\n\nSpringtime in the Sonoran Desert boasts a bounty of plants with natural pigments harvested for coloring textiles of all kinds. Join local natural dyer and artist Elana Bloom for a special class dyeing silk with native plants found in the Sonoran Desert and the gardens at Tohono Chul. Utilizing the gardens as a classroom\, participants will learn about the history and use of regional native plants used for dyeing\, and gain insight into the art and science behind coloring textiles with plants. Working with hand-foraged plants and naturally-reduced indigo\, each person will create two vibrant silk pieces\, for display or wear. The resulting colors and patterns will depend on the dyes and plants chosen and the creative ideas of each participant. Materials will be provided! \n\n  \n \n\n\n \n\n  \n\nAbout The Artist:\nElana Bloom is an artist and natural dyer who runs a small Tucson-based natural dye studio and fine art practice. A forager\, she enjoys ethically gathering natural resources to make her own dyes and art supplies and regularly dyes collections of vibrant silk scarves. Bloom began her natural dye practice in 2019 and has enjoyed teaching the art and science of dyeing to both public and private audiences for five years. \n\n\n\n\n\nWe Will Explore: \n\nThe history and potential of plants native to the Sonoran Desert for natural dyeing.\nThe convergence of art and science in regards to coloring textiles with plants.\nBase dyes that develop undertone colors on silk.\nPost-dyes that develop overtone colors on silk.\nHow to spread\, wrap\, tie\, and bundle plants to create even and consistent patterns.\nA gentle introduction to creating chemical reactions between plants to create patterns.\nAn introduction to working with indigo build blue\, green\, and violet hues.\n\n  \nWe Will Work With:\n\nPre-mordanted lightweight silk\nPlants native to Southern Arizona\nNaturally-reduced indigo\n\n  \nParticipants Will Take Home:\n\nTwo long silk scarves\n\n  \nWhat To Bring:\nPlease be sure to wear comfortable shoes and sun protection as we will be working outside in the gardens! Sunscreen\, hat\, and/or long-sleeved loose-fitting clothing as well as plenty of water. \n  \nWhere to meet:\nWe will meet in the Education Center Classroom located at 7211 N Northern Ave\, Tucson\, AZ 85704 \n\n$200 Members | $250 General Public
URL:https://tohonochul.org/event/native-plant-dyed-silk-scarves-w-elana-bloom/
LOCATION:AZ
CATEGORIES:Art,Class/Lecture,Workshop
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SUMMARY:Navajo Textiles & Native American Basketry Trunk Show
DESCRIPTION:Navajo Textiles & Native American Basketry\nTrunk Show\, Presentation\, & Sale with Terry Dewald \nFri.\, March 27 & Sat.\, March 28\n10 AM – 3 PM | Presentation at 12 PM each day\nGarden Pavilion\nFree with Admission \nJoin us for a special Trunk Show and Presentation with Terry DeWald. Mr. DeWald is an expert in the field of American Indian Art\, his presentation centers on the history\, methods\, and materials of Navajo Textiles and Native American Basketry. Terry will be offering fine examples of Navajo and Pueblo contemporary and historic weavings from many regions\, including Ganado\, Crystal\, Two Grey Hills\, Teec Nos Pos\, Red Mesa\, Raised Outline\, Wide Ruins\, and Burntwater; as well as pictorial\, Yei\, Yei-Be-Chai\, and Sandpainting examples. Classic\, Late Classic\, Germantown \,and Transitional Navajo textiles will also be on display. Another focus will be on historic and contemporary basketry from the Southwest\, the Great Basin\, California\, the Northwest\, and Alaska. \nTerry DeWald has been a prominent dealer\, lecturer\, appraiser\, and author of American Indian Art for more than 50 years. This Trunk Show is an incredible opportunity to learn more about the region’s nature\, art\, and culture\, and to acquire an exceptional piece of vintage and contemporary Navajo weaving and Native American basketry for your collection. All sales benefit Tohono Chul.
URL:https://tohonochul.org/event/navajo-textiles-trunk-show/2026-03-27/
LOCATION:Tohono Chul – Garden Pavilion
CATEGORIES:Art,Sale
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20260328T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20260328T150000
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SUMMARY:Navajo Textiles & Native American Basketry Trunk Show
DESCRIPTION:Navajo Textiles & Native American Basketry\nTrunk Show\, Presentation\, & Sale with Terry Dewald \nFri.\, March 27 & Sat.\, March 28\n10 AM – 3 PM | Presentation at 12 PM each day\nGarden Pavilion\nFree with Admission \nJoin us for a special Trunk Show and Presentation with Terry DeWald. Mr. DeWald is an expert in the field of American Indian Art\, his presentation centers on the history\, methods\, and materials of Navajo Textiles and Native American Basketry. Terry will be offering fine examples of Navajo and Pueblo contemporary and historic weavings from many regions\, including Ganado\, Crystal\, Two Grey Hills\, Teec Nos Pos\, Red Mesa\, Raised Outline\, Wide Ruins\, and Burntwater; as well as pictorial\, Yei\, Yei-Be-Chai\, and Sandpainting examples. Classic\, Late Classic\, Germantown \,and Transitional Navajo textiles will also be on display. Another focus will be on historic and contemporary basketry from the Southwest\, the Great Basin\, California\, the Northwest\, and Alaska. \nTerry DeWald has been a prominent dealer\, lecturer\, appraiser\, and author of American Indian Art for more than 50 years. This Trunk Show is an incredible opportunity to learn more about the region’s nature\, art\, and culture\, and to acquire an exceptional piece of vintage and contemporary Navajo weaving and Native American basketry for your collection. All sales benefit Tohono Chul.
URL:https://tohonochul.org/event/navajo-textiles-trunk-show/2026-03-28/
LOCATION:Tohono Chul – Garden Pavilion
CATEGORIES:Art,Sale
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