The Annual Wabanaki Winter Market is New England's largest holiday gathering of Wabanaki artists. Held at the Collins Center for the Arts in Orono, this popular annual event features members of the Maine Indian tribes showcasing their traditional and contemporary crafts. On December 12, 2026, visitors can explore a wide array of unique handmade items, making it a premier destination for holiday shopping and cultural appreciation. Join us for this significant community celebration.
What to Expect
A vibrant cultural market filled with handmade art and holiday spirit.
Who Should Attend
- Art collectors
- Holiday shoppers
- Cultural enthusiasts
- Local community members
Agenda Overview
The market is open for browsing and shopping throughout the day.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Hudson Museum, University of Maine · Museum
A museum dedicated to the preservation and celebration of Wabanaki culture and history.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Wabanaki Winter Market?
It is New England's largest holiday gathering of Wabanaki artists.
Is this a recurring event?
Yes, it is an annual December event.
Where is the venue?
2 Flagstaff Rd, Orono, ME.
What kind of items are sold?
Traditional and contemporary handmade crafts.
Is there a cost?
Check the Collins Center for the Arts website for event details.
Who organizes the event?
The Hudson Museum at the University of Maine.
Tags
culture
market
Wabanaki
Orono
Maine
Summary
New England's largest holiday gathering of Wabanaki artists featuring traditional and contemporary crafts.
Reference:
umaine.edu
Highlights
- Largest Wabanaki holiday gathering
- Traditional and contemporary crafts
- Maine Indian tribe artists
- Collins Center for the Arts venue
- Unique holiday shopping
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