Haskell Indian Art Market
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The Haskell Indian Art Market is an annual event held during the 2nd weekend in September each year. Originally part of the Lawrence Indian Art Show, the Haskell Indian Art Market is now a separate entity attracting hundreds of visitors each year with artist demonstrations, entertainment and food booths.
Haskell Indian Art Market
Phone : 785-749-8467 (Always call and confirm events.)
Email Address : sfernando@haskell.edu
Web: www.haskell.edu/hiam/
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