
5th Annual Final Friday Halloween!
Bring family, friends, and youth of all ages out for Trick-and-Treats at this Safe Street! This is our 5th anniversary event and will be full of prizes, contests, and carnival games.
Musical chairs, four-square, dance-off, and carved pumpkin contests (pumpkins must come pre-carved or decorated). Costume contest categories: Tiny Tots, Youth, Teens, and Adults.

Gallery Free... Lucha Libre Extra
Open Gallery Hours, Thursdays + Fridays, 4-8pm and Saturdays, 12noon - 4pm. Cosmic Chicano is an exploration of Mexican American identity through the lens of the mythical, the ancestral, and the now. These works blend the intimate with the infinite.
Central to Brian’s journey is the luchador mask: a symbol of cultural pride, transformation, and duality. In his work, the mask becomes both relic and vessel — a way of seeing the world and of being seen.
Brian will have an exclusive line of T-Shirts on sale throughout the show. Proceeds go to the artist and IAF fundraising. Consider becoming an IAF member today. We're expanding our fundraising, so make a donation or visit the online store.

Inspiring Future Generations
Future generations are at the heart of our community. Through artistic and cultural education, we integrate traditional practices with contemporary techniques, creating a learning experience that honors the past while embracing the future. Our programs ignite passion and creativity in young minds, equipping them with the skills and knowledge to carry their heritage forward.
Pictured: Loretta Burden teaching weaving techniques to Southern Paiute community.




Community Events
For five years, IndigenousAF has sponsored monthly and annual community events in Las Vegas, such as traditional weaving workshops with master basket weaver Loretta Burden, Mexica New Year with Malinalli Productions, and much more. IAF also partners with Nuwu Wonumeegah (Southern Paiute Dancers) and other Indigenous artists, performers, and knowledge keepers. IndigenousAF is thankful to be working with Nevada Arts Council, Nevada Humanities, Meow Wolf Foundation and the San Manuel Gaming and Hospitality Authority, who have helped support IAF programs over the years.

We focus on connecting with our Indigenous roots through a variety of events and social gatherings. Whether you're an Urban Native living away from the reservation or an Indigenous immigrant far from your homelands, everyone is welcome to join our circle when they come with a good heart.