Cherokee National Holiday Sunday, 10am Central
Visit our Cherokee book booth at the Cherokee Artisan Marketplace, Sept 6th.
Alfreda Beartrack-Algeo at the Montrose Book Fair (10am Mountain Time)
Join Alfreda Beartrack-Algeo at the Book Fair and Literary Festival . Ute Museum, September 19th 10am-4pm Mountain Time.
FREE ADMISSION
BOOK SALES
AUTHOR SIGNINGS
LIVE ILLUSTRATIONS
Prizes, Live music, and food vendors.
Hosted by San Juan Publishing Group, Inc. and the Ute Indian Museum
EVENT DETAILS FOR GUESTS
PARTICIPATING: Local (SW Colorado) published authors and illustrators and Indie publishers.
TIME: 10 am – 4 pm,
LOCATION: Ute Museum, 17253 Chipeta Rd., Montrose. [MAP] Event center and patio.
ADMISISION: FREE
CHILDREN: Welcome, but children under 12 must be with adult and be supervised.
PETS: Not allowed.
FOOD & DRINK. Provided by independent food vendors on the patio. No food permitted in the event room. Sticky fingers destroy books. Damaged or sticky-fingered books: you must buy them!
PRIZES: Awarded hourly to those in attendance. Provided by the participants.
GIFT BASKETS: Provided by community supporters.
LIVE MUSIC: on the patio.
NATIVE VENDORS: On the patio, organized by the Museum. No Vendor sales inside the event area.
BOOK SIGNINGS: With authors and illustrators at their tables.
ILLUSTRATORS: Painting and drawing while you watch.
BOOK & ART SALES: Encouraged! This 1st annual event will support our local literary community. Sales, including applicable sales tax, can be completed at participant’s booth or at San Juan Publishing Cash-Out Desk (at or booth).
MUSEUM & GIFT SHOP: Open 9:30 am – 04:30 pm.
Special discounts all day long during Book Fair.
SPONSORS. Thank you to Alpine Bank and Montrose Lifestyle Magazine for supporting our literary community. Contributions are used for banners, advertising, and other event-related expenses.
Kim Sigafus at Earth Schooling Book Club
WaldorfBooks.com presents Kim Sigafus at EarthSchooling High School Book Club.
Invite Kim Sigafus to your school and events! Contact Kim at kimberlysigafus.com.
Ours to Tell: Cherokee Stories with MaryBeth Timothy
Join MaryBeth Timothy for a live illustration!
A fun-filled day for children and families, “Ours To Tell: Cherokee Stories” features performances from celebrated storytellers, engaging activities and live illustration! Visit the Cherokee Nation Anna Mitchell Cultural & Welcome Center on Friday, July 17, and celebrate Cherokee stories — some new, others passed down through generations — together. Admission is free!
Organized by Cherokee Nation Cultural Tourism info@visitcherokeenation.com 877-779-6977
Find more information here.
Ours to Tell: Cherokee Stories with Brad Wagnon
Join Brad Wagnon as he shares his Cherokee tales.
A fun-filled day for children and families, “Ours To Tell: Cherokee Stories” features performances from celebrated storytellers, engaging activities and live illustration! Visit the Cherokee Nation Anna Mitchell Cultural & Welcome Center on Friday, July 17, and celebrate Cherokee stories — some new, others passed down through generations — together. Admission is free!
Organized by Cherokee Nation Cultural Tourism info@visitcherokeenation.com 877-779-6977
Find more information here.
Native Music with Kim Sigafus
Kim Sigafus, Ojibwa author and musician will be sharing traditional songs.
Kim will also have her books for sale.
Grayslake Multicultural Fair: Indigenous Storytelling with Kim Sigafus
Join award-winning Ojibwa author, Kim Sigafus at the Grayslake Multicultural Fair.
Kim will be sharing indigenous stories at 10 am.
Brad Wagnon at Red Fern Festival
Downtown Tahlequah is the place to be April 24-25th for the annual Red Fern Festival.
Brad Wagnon will have a booth with his books, and more. Stop by for traditional Cherokee tales and the Syllabary collection.
Watercress Festival
Come visit Brad Wagnon at the Watercress Fest, Saturday, April 18th, Saline Courthouse Museum in Rose, OK.
Brad will be signing his Cherokee books, make sure to catch his latest, “Baby’s First Cherokee Numbers” to add to your collection of Syllabary titles.
Visit Cherokee Nation for the latest updates, event schedule, and map.
Cherokee Nation Cultural Tourism Info@VisitCherokeeNation.com 877.779.6977
Indigenous Spirituality and Soul Care
Join Kim Sigafus, Ojibwa, as she shares Indigenous spiritual practices and care for the self with smudging, prayers, and song.
Uplifting and rejuvenating, Kim brings traditional teachings to enliven the spirit.
Book Signing at the Spring Market
Visit Kim Sigafus at the Starved Rock Lodge Spring Market, Sunday, from 10am - 3pm.
Book signing, gifts, and more.