HOSH Presents its Second Annual Evening of Native American Stories & Artist Collaborations at El Rey Court, Santa Fe

Eleven Native artists will feature their work throughout the evening: Tony Abeyta, George Alexander, DY Begay, Berdine Begay, Mike Bird, Berdina Y. Charley, Craig George, Erik M. Grice, Lehuauakea, Mary Louise Tafoya, and Jared Tso. One hundred percent of sales from this work goes directly to the artists. It is the same principle that shapes everything HOSH does: artists retain full intellectual property rights to their designs, and the brand exists to make their work more visible, not to own it. HOSH will also have limited edition merchandise available for purchase.

The evening features a special live performance by Ken Pomeroy, the Tulsa based Cherokee folk singer-songwriter whose music has been featured in Reservation Dogs and Twisters. Her acclaimed 2025 album Cruel Joke (Rounder Records) prompted NPR to call her a “generational talent” and Stereogum called the record “truly unforgettable”. Ken is nominated for both Album of the Year and Emerging Artist of the Year by the Americana Music Association. To celebrate the evening, HOSH and Ken have collaborated on a special piece of music that will only be available the night of the event.

Food by Tender Fire Kitchen, with drinks and snacks by Le Reina Mesita. The event is open to the public and will feature a special children’s weaving workshop, The Cactus Club, led by the Begay Sisters starting at 6:00 pm.

About HOSH

Founded on respect, HOSH is an American brand dedicated to making quality garments in the USA. Co-founded by DY Begay and Tom Tarica, HOSH celebrates the work and stories of Native artists, expressed through carefully crafted apparel and accessories.

All ages are welcome, 21+ to enjoy beverages at the bar. Tickets are not required. This event is free and open to the public

In order to accommodate our road weary guests, PLEASE PARK OFF SITE -- NOT at our neighbors, The Pantry OR Green Matter. Thank you!!