As part of Native American Heritage Month, the State Indian Museum (2618 K St.) is bringing back its Native Arts and Crafts Market on Friday Nov. 24 + Saturday, Nov. 25, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Both days, Native vendors from across California will be selling handcrafted jewelry, clothing, art + more. Food trucks will be parked in front of the museum, selling Indian Tacos, coffee + other treats to fuel shoppers as they peruse.

Beadwork is a significant art form in Native American groups, incorporated into ceremonial regalia and adornments. | Courtesy of California State Parks

During the market, admission into the museum will be free. The State Indian Museum exhibits focus on three major themes of California Indian life — Nature, spirit + family.

From historic photographs to stunning ceremonial regalia, many of the materials used to document indigenous life in Northern California were donated by local Native families.

Grab a bite to eat, get some holiday shopping done, and browse curated + engaging exhibit displays — all in one spot.

Want to know more about Native American Heritage Month? Check out our overview of what's happening in Sacramento.