It's more than just a shopping experience—it’s a chance to connect with and support the Indigenous art community.

What an incredible Saturday it promises to be in Missoula. Not only will many of you be getting geared up for the University of Montana Grizzly football playoff game Saturday night at 8:15, think of all the unique holiday shopping you can do ahead of the game on Small Business Saturday, November 30!

One of the showcase events will be the Indigenous Made Winter Market at the Missoula Fairgrounds from 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. As organizers like to say, "Shop Local, Shop Indigenous!"

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Now in its third year, the Indigenous Made Winter Market is a vibrant celebration of Indigenous culture, artistry, and community. From beautiful beadwork and jewelry to traditional crafts and modern designs, find the perfect gifts this holiday season while supporting Indigenous makers.

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This year, Indigenous Made Montana is going all out with food trucks, live performances, and a high-energy DJ. It’s a perfect chance to support Indigenous businesses while shopping for unique, handcrafted gifts.

You will also find many Small Business Saturday events in downtown Missoula, reminding us that small businesses are the backbone of the Missoula area economy. Stop by the Missoula Paddleheads Post at 140 North Higgins between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. and get a coupon for fee hot cocoa, "Shop Small" goodies, and a list of Small Business Saturday promotions from retailers and restaurants.

You can see some of the special offers downtown Missoula merchants will be offering during the day here.

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