Photo courtesy of the City of HolbrookNavajo weavers Alice Hawthorne and her daughter Angeline are just two of the artists who will take part in the Native American artisan marketplace on Saturday, June 10, in Holbrook.
Photo courtesy of the City of HolbrookNavajo weavers Alice Hawthorne and her daughter Angeline are just two of the artists who will take part in the Native American artisan marketplace on Saturday, June 10, in Holbrook.

This weekend the Holbrook Route 66 Festival will feature a Native American artisan marketplace showcasing the works of more than 30 artists from the Apache, Hopi, Navajo and Zuni tribes.

The artists will be on hand to sell their work and verify their authenticity. Among the artists who will have their work available for purchase at the marketplace are Hopi toymaker Gregory Hill, Zuni fetish carver Jimmy Yawakia, and Navajo weavers Alice Hawthorne and Lucille Smith.

The marketplace will be open all day on Saturday, June 10, at Gillespie Park in downtown Holbrook.