Missoula Parents

Indigenous Made Market

Organized by Missoula County Fairgrounds

About this event

Shop 50+ Indigenous artists, makers, entrepreneurs, and vendors, enjoy live entertainment and food trucks, and spend the weekend celebrating Indigenous art and community.

Venue and organizer

  • A hockey game is being played on an ice rink under blue lighting.
    Photo from Missoula County Fairgrounds
  • People dressed in costumes interact with a goat at an outdoor event.
    Photo from Missoula County Fairgrounds
  • An aerial view shows a complex of white buildings and a central plaza with blue sunshades against a mountain backdrop.
    Photo from Missoula County Fairgrounds
  • A garden with diverse flowers sits in front of a modern office building with people standing outside.
    Photo from Missoula County Fairgrounds
  • An aerial view shows a large building and surrounding grounds with walkways and landscaping.
    Photo from Missoula County Fairgrounds
  • A bright, sunny day shows a white building with cupolas behind a field of sunflowers.
    Photo from Missoula County Fairgrounds
  • A high-angle view shows a large grassy field surrounded by buildings and parking areas under a cloudy sky.
    Photo from Missoula County Fairgrounds
Venue

Missoula County Fairgrounds

Organizer

Missoula County Fairgrounds

In 1913, Missoula County purchased land on South Avenue for $16,000. The following year, the Western Montana Fair opened on the new site, complete with racetrack, barns, exhibition halls, and wooden grandstands for thousands of spectators.

from missoulacountyfairgrounds.com/public-events updated