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June 2023 by Riss Robinson
Authentic Navajo Rugs, traditional Navajo staple dishes . . .vibrant community
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December 2022 by Jody Bickle
Loved the experience. I attended the first postcovid auction and was so happy to see it was back.
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April 2020 by Jackie Kenmore
The rugs are fantastic and the people incredible! We have been several times & plan on going many more. I love showing off the rugs in my home!
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April 2020 by Diane Alley
Beautiful rugs and Native American arts. A wonderful way to meet and learn about our native cultures. Many return bidders at this monthly auction.
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January 2020 by Roberta Hegy
Awesome experience. Everyone and everything was wonderful. Great people and an excellent collection of Navajo Art. Bought 4 beautiful rugs and a pair of beautiful earrings.We'll be back.
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November 2019 by Jonathan Horwitz
I always plan my trips to New Mexico to be there when the Navajo Rug Auction is happening at Crownpoint! I always meet amazing people and never get away without a rug or two. It is always an uplifting experience. Thank You, Navajo Rug Weavers Association!
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October 2019 by Brenda L. Deming
The selection of rugs is terrific.
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October 2019 by Maverick Granger
Wonderful people, incredible rugs!
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July 2019 by Clancy Taylor
Worth the drive if you are interested in Navajo art, history, and culture. Quality rugs and vendors at affordable prices. It is an experience that is worth it. Rugs range from tiny to room sized. Rugs went from $35 to over $2000. Whatever your budget, it is worth checking out.
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April 2019 by Joseph Wooldridge
You get to meet the weavers.
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February 2019 by U Begaye
I go here to try and sell my rugs .....pretty good sometimes slow sells but its 50/50 on sell or no sell
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January 2019 by Mike Janicke
Wonderful tradition
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September 2018 by Tom
This was a wonderful experience. It happens generally every month on the second Friday evening of the month. Not only is there a rug auction, but there are also Native American vendors of other goods as well, such as jewelry, pottery etc. They even had Navajo Tacos for $5.00. It is held in the Crownpoint Grade School which is a fairly new facility. You are able to view the rugs before the auction, which starts at 7:00 PM, viewing starts around 4:30 in the afternoon. When I went, there were two auctioneers who traded back and forth. Most of the rugs were very small, and went for 100-200 dollars, but there were some very large ones that sold into the high 2000-3000 dollar range. The auctioneers made the comment that similar rugs would sell in Santa Fe for much more, and they were probably right. Do note that if you use a credit card there is a 4% surcharge. Their web site did not mention this.
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August 2018 by Urs Begay
Good place to go as a weaver when trying to sell your rug
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April 2018 by Chuck Wooldridge
Beautiful rugs and you have a chance to meet the weavers too. Good food, friendly people and magnificent landscape.
