Merchant-approved photoPueblo cultural center, museum, restaurant & Native arts store
Indian Pueblo Cultural Center
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Museum and cultural center entirely owned and operated by the 19 Pueblo tribes of New Mexico.
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Merchant-approved photoPueblo cultural center, museum, restaurant & Native arts store
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Museum and cultural center entirely owned and operated by the 19 Pueblo tribes of New Mexico.
Architecture & Design Services
Oklahoma City, OK, US
100% Native-owned Oklahoma architecture, interior-design and planning firm.
Indigenous Retail & Culture
Juneau, AK
Tlingit & Haida downtown Juneau cultural retail and artist marketplace.
Mi’kmaq Community Business Centre & Commercial Space
Mount Stewart, Prince Edward Island
Abegweit First Nation business centre in Mount Stewart, Epekwitk (Prince Edward Island), offering office and retail space, a commercial kitchen and meeting facilities. Visitors and prospective tenants can inquire with Abegweit First Nation; space availability is not guaranteed.
Marketplace & Gifts
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Indigenous-owned and operated Ottawa social-enterprise storefront supporting Indigenous artists, businesses, youth, and community work.
Architecture, Engineering & Planning
Portland, OR, US
Native American-owned engineering, architecture and community-planning firm.
Food & Beverage
Canada
Indigenous-owned fisheries co-op connecting customers with traceable seafood harvested by Indigenous fisheries across Canada.
Native-Owned Audiovisual Systems & IT Integration
Charlotte Hall, Maryland
AV3, Inc. is a Maryland-based provider of professional audiovisual system design, engineering, installation, programming and support for government, institutional and commercial spaces. Its site describes Native American and veteran ownership; federal GSA supplier records independently list American Indian Owned. Customers should contact AV3 directly for project scopes, availability and quotes.
Family Apparel & Accessories
Saskatoon, SK, CA
Métis-founded Indigenous-designed clothing and accessories for families.
Children’s Creative Workshops & Family Events
Happy Valley–Goose Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador
B&L Studio provides mobile creative experiences for children and families in the Happy Valley–Goose Bay region, including slime workshops, build-a-stuffy experiences, patch-bar activities, parties and local events. Customers can find the owner’s published business contact information in the Nunatsiavut Government business directory. No independent storefront has been confirmed.
Apparel & Accessories
North Dakota, United States
Native American-owned boutique founded by Jessica R. Metcalfe of Turtle Mountain Chippewa, connecting shoppers with 40+ Native artists and designers.
Tribal Arts, Gifts & Indigenous Maker Marketplace
Port Angeles, Washington
Online Indigenous artisan store operated through the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribal Vocational Rehabilitation Program in Port Angeles. Native-made goods and handmade gifts are sold directly on its own website, with local pickup available through the Tribal Heritage Center.
Native Art & Pottery
Rock Hill, South Carolina
Catawba cultural preservation shop and trading post supporting Catawba-made pottery, art and artist businesses online.
Art & Jewelry
Surrey, British Columbia, Canada
Native family-owned Indigenous art business specializing in authentic Northwest Coast art, jewelry, carvings, Cowichan knitwear, textiles, and cultural gifts.
Apparel & Accessories
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
100% Indigenous-owned women’s fashion boutique by Brittany Strongeagle of Carry The Kettle Nakoda Nation, offering mainstream fashion alongside Indigenous art, gifts and accessories.
Haida-Owned Cultural & Wildlife Tours
Ketchikan, Alaska
Small Alaska Native/Haida-owned family tour business offering culturally interpreted Ketchikan sightseeing and scenic wildlife excursions; inquire or book through its operating tour-marketplace supplier page.
Native art marketplace, gifts & apparel
Alaska / online
Alaska Native woman-owned online marketplace for Indigenous artists and culturally rooted products.
Colville Tribal Community Store & Trading Post
Nespelem, Washington
Community trading post at the Colville Agency near Nespelem, operated as part of the Colville Tribal Enterprise Corporation retail division. Visitors can use the official tribal retail directory and telephone contact; this is an in-person market, not an online shop.
Indigenous-Owned Groceries, Hardware & Community Restaurant
2 River Road, North West River, Labrador, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada.
Locally owned Indigenous supermarket, general store and Riverside Restaurant serving the North West River community of Labrador.
Bakeries & Custom Desserts
Anchorage, Alaska, United States
Small-batch Anchorage baker Hailey offers homemade cakes, pastries and celebration desserts through the bakery's own Hotplate ordering page, subject to current availability.
Indigenous Wedding, Elopement & Event Photography
Valdez, Alaska, United States; project travel must be confirmed directly
Alaska Native-owned Valdez photography business run by Cherise, specializing in weddings, elopements, family portraits, couples and photography in the Prince William Sound region.
IM editorial mediaYellowknives Dene Economic Development & Northern Services
Yellowknife, NT, Canada
Yellowknives Dene economic-development group supporting Northern infrastructure, natural resources and Indigenous business opportunities.
Mi’kmaq Tribal Fuel, Convenience & Retail
Mount Stewart, Prince Edward Island
Abegweit First Nation-operated gas and convenience retail location on St. Peters Road near Mount Stewart, Prince Edward Island. Its official listing also references an on-site Robin’s Donuts offering. Check the community business directory for details; the franchise itself is not claimed to be an independent Indigenous-owned chain.
Mi’kmaw-Owned Indigenous Economic Development and Project Delivery
Cambridge, Nova Scotia, Mi’kma’ki, Canada; Atlantic Canada project engagements.
Mi’kmaw-led Nova Scotia firm managing Indigenous benefits, joint ventures, procurement obligations and community economic-development programs.