Friends of Pueblo Grande Museum

Board members Katie Shields and Emily Early had a chance run in independently visiting Museum of Indian Arts and Culture (MIAC). Director of MIAC, Phil Karshis, kindly took their picture and chatted with them.

This Friday, February 11 @ 12pm, join us for a Free Virtual Lecture!
As part of the Annual Arizona SciTech Festival the SciTech Institute and Pueblo Grande Museum with Arizona State University are co-hosting two virtual lectures.
Join artist Re*****on Reble as he discusses the current landscape of the leather industry and how innovations in alternative leathers are allowing for more sustainable products and practices.
Reble recently opened an exhibit at Pueblo Grande Museum titled Ribellé: A Love Letter to the Sonoran Desert. The exhibit is on display at the museum until May 2022.
Join the live virtual lecture using this link:
https://asu.zoom.us/j/6067154422

Friends of Pueblo Grande Museum is hosting the 15th Annual Navajo Rug & American Indian Art Auction! This long-awaited event will be held January 22, 2022 at Pueblo Grande Museum and Archaeological Park! The previews will begin at 10 AM and the auction will be from Noon to 5:00 PM. Auction item viewing will be held in the Museum Community Room (mask and social distancing requirements are mandatory and will be monitored), the Live Auction will be held outside on the Community Room Patio. Due to COVID concerns, no food will be available at the auction.
A portion of the proceeds will benefit Friends of Pueblo Grande Museum, a non-profit organization that helps support pueblo Grande Museum. Thank you to the Friends of Grande Museum and to Burnham Auctioneers!
We cannot wait to see you there!

Thank you to all who attended the 44th Annual Pueblo Grande Indian Market! If you participated in the raffle, winning tickets are posted on the market website with collection instructions!
We look forward to seeing you throughout the year at other Pueblo Grande Museum events. "Like" our pages and subscribe to our site to stay informed!

sincerely, Pueblo Grande Indian Market planning committee

https://www.pueblograndeindianmarket.org/raffle-winners.html

Raffle Winners Drawing # Name Ticket # 01 B Baker (collected) ...

The 44th Annual Indian Market is live! Open from 9 am – 4 pm, Saturday – Sunday, the market will be open all weekend long! Bonus: Take care of all those last-minute holiday gifts with some beautiful jewelry and Indigenous Art! Admission: $5 (entry to the museum is included). The market is free to indigenous peoples, military personnel (active and retired), Friends of Pueblo Grande Museum members, children twelve and below, front-line workers and first responders.

The market features Native American artist Robert Lansing, who specializes in pottery with detailed etchings of animals combined with Native American designs. Don't miss the Ki:Him (O’Odham word for village) along the trail by the Replica pithouses and compound area, where visitors of all ages can engage in hands-on activities. We will have the O’Odham Food Market, and food vendors, including Kettlicious Popcorn and Frybread, as well as Linda Taylor (Hopi), who will be demonstrating piki bread-making and offering samples for visitors to taste.

Many thanks to The Friends of Pueblo Grande Museum for presenting the 44th Annual Indian Market at Pueblo Grande Museum and Archeological Park.

We hope to see you there!

Please visit https://www.pueblograndeindianmarket.org/ for more information.



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Come shop ACONAV among the indigenous artisans at the annual Indian Market, 12/11 & 12/12
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Shop the latest collections by Loren Aragon at Booth #15
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Hope to see you there!
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In a continued effort to keep patrons, friends, and family safe. We encourage you to mask up while shopping with ACONAV and about the PGIM Market. Thank you 😊😷

This weekend I’ll be in Phoenix at the Pueblo Grande Museum.
It’s the season of giving! Come shop with us.
Support Native art.

Tomorrow night on Native Talk Arizona, host Lanasha Puati talks with: Kathleen Mascareñas, Media Relations Representative for Salt River Project; Jeffrey Lazos Ferns, Marketing Chair for Pueblo Grande Museum Indian Market; and with Tygel Pinto, Navajo Flute musician with a Hip Hop influence.

Listen to Native Talk Arizona—NATIVE HEALTH's Native American cultural affairs radio program, Tuesday nights, 7:06 p.m. on www.radiophoenix.org with an encore presentation on Thursdays at 4:06 p.m. Podcasts are also available on iTunes Podcast and Spotify:

We are days away from the 44th Annual Pueblo Grande Museum Indian Market! The link below provides a few event, museum, and housekeeping rules, and logistical, parking, attending points on the market, and venue!
Looking forward to seeing you there!
​Pueblo Grande Museum is a 1,500-year-old archaeological site once inhabited by the Ancestral Sonoran Desert People (Hohokam). Voted a Phoenix Point of Pride and listed as a National Historic Landmark, the Museum offers two accessible interpretive trails on the prehistoric village site. Visitors view a platform mound, ballcourt, and irrigation canals. Indoor exhibits feature artifacts from the site and hands-on activities for kids. The museum provides preservation, education, and collaborative interpretation of the cultural history of the Phoenix area and is managed by the City of Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department.
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Tuesday night on Native Talk Arizona, host Lanasha Puati talks with:
• Kathleen Mascareñas, Media Relations Representative for Salt River Project
• Jeffrey Lazos Ferns, Marketing Chair for Pueblo Grande Museum Indian Market
• Tygel Pinto, Navajo Flute musician with a Hip Hop influence
Native Talk Arizona is NATIVE HEALTH's Native American cultural affairs radio program. Listen every Tuesday night, 7:06 p.m. on www.radiophoenix.org with an encore presentation on Thursdays at 4:06 p.m. or download podcasts available on:

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Tuesday night on Native Talk Arizona, host Lanasha Puati talks with:

• Kathleen Mascareñas, Media Relations Representative for Salt River Project

• Jeffrey Lazos Ferns, Marketing Chair for Pueblo Grande Museum Indian Market

• Tygel Pinto, Navajo Flute musician with a Hip Hop influence

Native Talk Arizona is NATIVE HEALTH's Native American cultural affairs radio program. Listen every Tuesday night, 7:06 p.m. on www.radiophoenix.org with an encore presentation on Thursdays at 4:06 p.m. or download podcasts available on:

iTunes Podcast:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/native-talk-arizona/id1518865125

Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/show/15DoEIwpEl4985nTru8bYR?si=pkAdJ7efQPimKwTkEF4G-Q

Thank you for your interest in volunteering at the Pueblo Grande Museum Indian Market! Volunteer opportunities range from set up December 9th to tear down December 13th, with many options to choose from throughout the weekend.

You can sign up to be a volunteer through the Sign-Up Genius website at https://bit.ly/3o9DcQM

🌵 There are many different volunteer positions available, and feel free to select multiple time slots if you'd like to volunteer longer than 4 hours.
🌵 After you have signed up, a representative of the area you choose will reach out with additional information.
🌵 If you have any questions, please contact Virgil James at 602-361-2334 or [email protected]

Join & Volunteer today!



Image Description: Brown background with black text Across the top, “Volunteer, Indian Art Market. Pueblo Grande Museum Archaeological Park” Within the tan box “Thank you for your interest in volunteering at the Pueblo Grande Museum Indian Art Market! Volunteer opportunities range from set up December 9th to tear down December 13th, with many options to choose from throughout the weekend!” Listed bullet points in two rows – “Ki:Him Survey - Artist Check-In - Admissions - Young Artist Market - Site Set Up – Hospitality – Parking - Booth Sitter - Raffle Collections / Sales – Security - First Aid - Cart Driver - Exit Survey - Tear Down” In large bold text “You can sign up to be a volunteer through the Sign Up Genius website at https://bit.ly/3o9DcQM” Two photos placed on the bottom. The left photo of a white pop-up tent and several tables covered with papers. A white banner with black text “Artist Check-In”, several volunteers stand beneath in the shade. The right photo shows two volunteers smiling and wearing sunglasses. Each hold up a sign on wooden posts with signs in black font on yellow paper “Booth Sitter”. In the background the Indian Art Market can be seen.

It is a countdown to the 44th Annual Pueblo Grande Museum Indian Art Market and we are excited to bring this market back up after cancelling the previous year due to the pandemic. Click in to see what we have scheduled for the stage and performances!

https://www.pueblograndeindianmarket.org/schedule-of-events.html

Schedule of Events Saturday, December 11, 2021 9:00 a.m. Market opens to the public 9:00 – 10:00 a.m. Recorded American Indian music from Canyon Records will be featured. 10:00 a.m. – 10:20 a.m . Miss Indian...

The Friends of Pueblo Grande Museum presents the 44th Annual Indian Art Market at Pueblo Grande Museum and Archeological Park. The Pueblo Grande Indian Market will take place on Saturday, December 11 & Sunday, December 12, 2021, from 9 am – 4 pm. Cost: $5 (entrance to the museum included) and the market is free to Indigenous peoples, military personnel (active and retired), Friends of Pueblo Grande Museum members, children twelve and below, front-line workers, and first responders. A special thank you to Casino Arizona’s additional sponsorship of all front-line workers and first responders’ admission fees in appreciation for their service and especially their service through the pandemic is especially timely and appreciated!

https://www.pueblograndeindianmarket.org/

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A TRIBUTE TO THOSE WHO LEFT US DURING THE PAST TWO YEARS
During the pandemic, we’ve lost friends and relatives who have been an integral and important part of the Friends of Pueblo Grande Museum Indian Market and whom we could not properly mourn or give tribute to during the pandemic. It is also true that some of our Native tribal families have prohibitions against giving voice to the names of the friends and relations that we’ve lost. In the spirit of honoring them despite not naming them, we dedicate this page to their memories. Let us remember their deeds and humanity in our hearts and minds during the Indian Market days and the days to come.
They will all be mightily missed.

https://www.pueblograndeindianmarket.org/in-tribute.html

IN TRIBUTE ​During the pandemic, we’ve lost friends and relatives who have been an integral and important part of the Friends of Pueblo Grande Museum Indian Market and whom we could not properly mourn or...

FOODWAYS AT PUEBLO GRANDE INDIAN MARKET
Definition of foodways : the eating habits and culinary practices of a people, region, or historical period.
The Hohokam maximized the potential of the Pueblo Grande site by using the potential of the curve in the Salt River to nurture and feed thousands of people. They used social connections and transportation infrastructure to grow trade and influence across the Southwest, in harmony with nature. They leveraged natural patterns and connections to create abundant life. In celebration and acknowledgment of Pueblo Grande as a continuous gathering site and an ancient trade route, we present our PGIM Foodways. A mix of traditional and contemporary food, food demonstrations, and learning options from many cultures across Arizona and the Southwest.

Click in to read more and join us this year at the 44th Annual Pueblo Grande Indian Market.
Pueblo Grande Museum

https://www.pueblograndeindianmarket.org/food-ways-at-pgim.html

Food Ways at PGIM Ajo Center for Sustainable Agriculture, a Native American-governed 501c3 non-profit organization is promoting traditional crops, techniques, and providing opportunities for Native businesses....

Sharing information on this Thursday's, November 11, Veterans Day Gourd Dance - Pueblo Grande Museum/Arizona Territorial Gourd Society, 11:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m., 4619 E. Washington Street, Phoenix.

For more information: pueblogrande.com

Pueblo Grande Museum Archaeological Park Explore Pueblo Grande Museum and Archaeological Park, a section of the City of Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department, Natural Resources Division.

Join us in honoring the memory of all Veterans who have served our nation, at the Veterans Day Gourd Dance, conducted by the Arizona Territory Gourd Society.
This event will be held outside and is FREE in honor of Veterans Day holiday; dancing begins at 11:30 am. Please note that the museum will be CLOSED.



ALT DESCRIPTION: A red – orange gradient background with 3 photos – The title is in white font across the top “Veterans Day Gourd Dance, Thursday November 11, 11 a.m. – 4 p.m.” Beneath the title is a set of 3 photos, two smaller above one large photo, the top left photo is of a drum circle inside the Community Room at PGM. The top right photo has several members dancing. The photo on the bottom is a group photo of (Native American) Veterans. In small black text beneath the set of photos “This event is FREE and will be held outside. Please note that the museum will be CLOSED”. PGM’S logo faded in black is in the bottom right corner.

ICYMI:
Some mudslinging was going on recently at Pueblo Grande Museum... but not the political kind.
Check out what was really happening... in the :
https://www.phoenix.gov/newsroom/parks-and-recreation/2119

Click on link for upcoming events at Pueblo Grande Museum which includes the upcoming The 44th Annual Indian Art Market at Pueblo Grande Museum and Archaeological Park.

Pueblo Grande Museum Archaeological Park Explore Pueblo Grande Museum and Archaeological Park, a section of the City of Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department, Natural Resources Division.

Thank you to our wonderful garden volunteers for all your hard work! Fall seeds are now planted! We are always looking for more volunteers to help maintain our Native Plants Demonstration Garden year-round. If you’re interested, please email [email protected]

The Ki:Him demonstration schedule has been posted for the upcoming Pueblo Grande Museum Indian Market. Visit the page and learn more about this exceptional cultural programming at the market .
The Ki:Him (O’odham word for village) where visitors can engage in many hands-on activities. Some of these activities are especially suited to children of all ages!

https://www.pueblograndeindianmarket.org/kihim-schedule--demonstrations.html

KI:HIM Schedule & Demonstrations The Ki:Him (O’odham word for village) where visitors can engage in many hands-on activities. Some of these activities are especially suited to children of all ages. These include learning how to...

Click in and see what Friends of Pueblo Grande Museum has been up to in planning the 44th Annual Indian Market Pueblo Grande Museum. Artist booths are still available. There is a link on the site to find more information and how to apply!

PUEBLO GRANDE MUSEUM INDIAN MARKET PUEBLO GRANDE MUSEUM INDIAN MARKET

Celebrate Indigenous People’s Day by visiting a cultural heritage institution or museum that promotes and honors Native American Communities. Pueblo Grande Museum and Archaeological Park is located on a 1,500-year-old archaeological site of ancestral Sonoran Desert people, archaeologically referred to as the Hohokam culture.

This Museum and Archaeological Park will be open on October 11th, formerly known as Columbus Day, it is now recognized as Indigenous People’s Day which we fully honor. The Museum includes a fully accessible 2/3-mile trail takes you through a prehistoric Hohokam archaeological village site with a partially excavated platform mound, ballcourt, and replicated prehistoric houses. There are three galleries to visit while at the Museum including a main gallery which displays artifacts of the Hohokam and discusses the Pueblo Grande village site. Throughout the year, Pueblo Grande Museum has programming for adults, children, and families, which include archaeology classes for kids, arts and crafts workshops, hikes, and lectures, all centered around educating the community, as well as honoring and respecting the cultural traditions of the ancestral Sonoran Desert People.

You can find out more details on our website, where we will be posting regular updates
https://www.phoenix.gov/parks/arts-culture-history/pueblo-grande/