Events
Visit with Christopher Sweet this season to view his award-winning paintings! Christopher's moving artworks can be viewed at Blue Bear Studio along with these in person events.
fall art tour - 32nd annual
Blue bear studio - Stop #4
612 oak street
baraboo, wi 53913
The third full weekend each October, some of Wisconsin’s best-known artisans open their studios, allowing visitors a unique, behind-the-scenes view into how their work is created.
Each year, the Fall Art Tour draws visitors from all over the country to artists’ studios tucked away in the scenic hills in and around Wisconsin’s art communities of Mineral Point, Spring Green, Dodgeville, and Baraboo.
The Fall Art Tour is (and always will be) free. There is no registration required. You can just come!
During the three-day tour, artists will be in their studios, demonstrating and selling their work. These artisans include painters, sculptors, potters, weavers, jewelers, woodworkers, mixed-media artists, and more. Many of these studios are open only for this event – providing a unique opportunity to meet the artists and purchase their work.
Works of art are available for purchase at every stop along the way!
Join us on a drive through the autumn countryside during this once-a-year event that includes a rare glimpse into the restored breweries, one-room schoolhouses, and historic storefronts where some of Wisconsin’s best-known artists work.
Click here for FREE brochure!
https://fallarttour.com/2025-brochure-2/
First Annual 3 Rivers Powwow
November 1, 2025
The Milwaukee Public Museum will be hosting the 1st Annual 3 Rivers Powwow on Saturday, November 1, 2025!
This event is a powerful opportunity to celebrate culture and community, and we are honored to have you as part of it. Your participation will be an important and vibrant part of the day.
The museum will be free to all visitors that day!
native art market
Arts + Literature Laboratory
111 S. Livingston Street #100
Madison, Wisconsin, 53703
The 2025 Native Art Market, founded and curated by Dakota Mace and Paige Skenandore, will take place at Arts + Literature Laboratory on Saturday, November 8, 10am-6pm.
In addition to the all-day market, workshops and other special events will be scheduled in the weeks leading up to the market. Please check back for the full schedule of events.
native american
Song & Dance Showcase
Ho-Chunk Gaming Nekoosa
949 County Road G
Nekoosa, WI 54457
November 15 | 1PM - 3PM
Celebrate Culture in Motion at Ho-Chunk Gaming Nekoosa.
Join us November 15th for a Native American Showcase featuring Dylan Prescott as MC and Bearheart Drum Group.
Native American Craft Stands & Food Vendors:11AM - 4PM
Hand Drum Contest & Specials
1st: $500 2nd: $300 3rd: $200
Must be 21 and older to participate in prizes
woodland indian
art show and market
oneida casino
2040 airport drive
green bay, wisconsin 54304
The Woodland Indian Art Show & Market is dedicated to expanding awareness and appreciation of Woodland Indian art and culture through education, events and vibrant markets.
Held annually, this signature event celebrates Woodland Indian art—a unique and evocative style deeply rooted in the traditions, stories and worldview of Native American Tribes from the Great Lakes region. This years theme is Echoes of the Forest - Art Inspired by Nature.
The Market is an annual celebration of the rich artistic traditions of Woodland Tribes from the upper Midwest and northeastern regions of the United States and Canada.
Visitors can immerse themselves in the unique traditions of Woodland art through artist-led classes, youth art showcases, silent auctions, juried competitions, and live music performances. These engaging activities offer a deeper understanding of the vibrant cultures behind the art, making the Market a rich, educational experience for all ages.
The Show and Market are hosted at the Oneida Casino Hotel Conference Complex, offering artists a professional setting for exhibition and sales.
Participating artists are eligible for cash awards, and upon registration, are provided with a sales space within the conference venue. The event is not just a marketplace—it’s a bridge between past and present, showcasing the enduring legacy of the Woodland Tribes through the powerful medium of art.
