Events
Visit with Christopher Sweet this season to view his award-winning paintings!
Christopher's artworks can be viewed at these in person events and exhibits.
Treasures of Dane county
Madison, WI
on Exhibit through December 31, 2026
The Treasures of Dane County:
Celebrating 50 Years of Dane Arts
Artwork by artists of the Dane Arts 2027 Calendar and poster will be on display at Aubergine Gallery, celebrating the Treasures of Dane County and Dane Art’s 50th Anniversary!
Featured Artists: Simona Aizicovici, Jessica Gutierrez, Alex Haunty, Katie Hogan, Linda Massey, Maron Massey, Roann Mathias, Poornima Moorthy, Alicia Rheal, Lorraine Snyder, Christopher Sweet, James Widder, Ray Zovar
Exhibition Dates: October 6 – December 31, 2026
Location: 1226 Williamson Street, Madison WI
Public Gallery Hours:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, 11 AM – 2 PM
Reception Details:
Join us for a reception on Friday, November 6th (Gallery Night), 5 – 9 PM. Free and open to the public, no registration required.
Brief remarks are scheduled for 6 p.m. Complimentary light refreshments provided by Aubergine (Willy Street Co-Op).
Calendars and posters will be available for sale.
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Woodland Indian art show & market
Green Bay, WI
November 7th - 8th
Woodland Indian Arts, Inc. proudly hosts the annual Woodland Indian Art Show & Market every November, bringing together talented Native artists from across the U.S. and Canada.
This two-day event showcases a juried art competition, a stunning Indigenous fashion show, and vendor booths featuring a diverse selection of Woodland Indian art available for purchase.
Attendees can enjoy live music, engaging presentations, hands-on art classes open to all, and networking opportunities to connect with the artists. We hope you will join us in celebrating the culture and creativity of Woodland Indian art at our next event!
Learn more, https://www.woodlandindianart.com/wiasm
Indigenous Wisconsin: Beyond acknowledgment
Madison College
the gallery at truax
1701 wright Street
madison, wi
November 9 - december 11, 2026
native art Market
art + Literature laboratory
saturday november 14, 2026
10 am to 5
The 2026 Native Art Market, founded and curated by Dakota Mace and Paige Skenandore, will take place at Arts + Literature Laboratory on Saturday, November 14, 2026, 10am-5pm.
Forty (40) + Native artists will share and sell their work throughout the galleries and education studio. Work will span a wide range of traditional and contemporary art forms including Indigenous beadwork, quillwork, weaving, leather work, metals, basketry, clothing, and more.
Vending artists include Alicia Steffen, Amber Anteatsch, Brook LaFloe, Charlotte Easterling, Chenoa Williams, Christopher Sweet, Crystal Lepscier, Cynthia Thomas, Cypress Anderson, Deanna Croaker, Eliza Skenandore, Elizabeth Morrison, Harmony Hill, Hattie Lee Mendoza, Jeni Edwards, Jennifer Jordan, Joe Mace, Joel Iron Shooter, John Hitchcock, Joleece Pecore, Karen Martin, Kimberly Crowley, Lauren Wilson, Lightning New Rider, Lisa Bernal, Mandy Youngthunder, MicahMarie McCann, Mikaela Boivin, Molli Pauliot, Rachel Jeske, Raeanna Ante, Raven Decorah, Sadie Wilson, Sayoka Kindness-Williams, Shelby Siebers, Sherman Funmaker, Sunny Webster, Tessa Begay, Wendee Gardner, Xavier Horkman, Yvette Peguero.
Three rivers powwow
Milwaukee public museum
saturday november 21, 2026
Doors Open 10:30 am
Powwow 12:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Celebrate Indigenous cultures, community, and connection through song, dance, and artistry at Milwaukee Public Museum!
The second annual 3 Rivers Powwow will feature dancers dressed in beautiful regalia sharing various powwow dance styles, accompanied by singing and drumming from different drum groups around Wisconsin. EVERYONE is welcome to enjoy this unique event.
Visitors can also shop for apparel, jewelry, artwork, and other cultural crafts by Native artisans, and visit resource tables serving Milwaukee’s Indigenous community.
The event is included with general admission.
All Wisconsin Tribal members receive FREE admission to MPM throughout the month of November, including to the 3 Rivers Powwow, made possible by Potawatomi Casino | Hotel; simply inform Visitor Services you are a Tribal member upon check-in.
Second Floor, Milwaukee Public Museum
Only the Second Floor exhibits will be open until 7 p.m. The other exhibit floors will close at 5 p.m.*
