Explore California Native American Day!
There is so much to see and experience throughout California Native American Day! Use the event map and the lists below to plan your day, discover participating organizations, experience cultural traditions, and support Native artists and vendors. A special thank you to all of this year’s participants for helping make the 59th Annual California Native American Day possible.
Please note: The Exhibitor and Vendor lists extend across multiple pages. Be sure to use the arrows at the bottom of each list to view the full list of participating exhibitors and vendors.
Event Map
Use the event map to find activities, stages, exhibits, vendors, food, and other important locations throughout the event.
10th Street Closure & Elder Drop-Off
For the first time in California Native American Day history, we will be closing 10th Street to accommodate additional artisan vendors.10th Street will be closed to through traffic beginning at 8:00 a.m. and continuing until the event concludes. Elder drop-off will be available at the traffic circle, accessible from 9th Street, with golf carts available to assist Elders across the street. Vehicles may not be left unattended in the drop-off area.
Thank you for your patience, understanding, and cooperation. Please follow all instructions provided by law enforcement and event volunteers.
Exhibitors
Explore the Tribal Nations, colleges and universities, agencies, and community partners joining us to share information, resources, and opportunities with attendees.
Vendors
Discover Native artists, makers, and businesses offering jewelry, artwork, clothing, housewares, and more. Shop, connect with vendors, and support Indigenous artists and businesses.
Cultural Heritage Pavilion
Visit the Cultural Heritage Pavilion to meet Cultural Practitioners and Tribal Cultural Departments from across California as they share cultural practices, traditions, and knowledge with event attendees.