Editing Kautokeino Municipality (section)

=== The Arts ===
* [[Ailo Gaup (author)|Ailo Gaup]] (1944 in Kautokeino - 2014), a Sámi author who was involved in founding the Sámi theater [[Beaivváš Sámi Theatre]]
* [[Nils Gaup]] (born 1955 in Kautokeino), a Sámi film director and [[Academy Award]] nominee for ''[[Pathfinder (1987 film)|Pathfinder]]'' <ref>{{IMDb name|0310168|Nils Gaup}}. Retrieved 16 August 2020.</ref>
* [[Ellen Marie Vars]] (born 1957 in Láhpoluoppal), a Norwegian Sami writer
* [[Mattis Hætta]] (born 1959 in Masi), a Norwegian Sami singer who represented Norway in the [[Eurovision Song Contest 1980]]
* [[Ingor Ánte Áilo Gaup]] (born 1960 in Kautokeino), a Sámi actor, composer, and folk musician
* [[Johan Sara]] (born 1963 in Alta), a Sami musician, composer, producer, teacher, arranger, and actor
* [[Roger Ludvigsen]] (born 1965 in Alta), a Sami guitarist, percussionist, and composer from Kautokeino
* [[Sollaug Sárgon]] (born 1965 in Kautokeino), a Norwegian Sami poet and child protective pedagogue
* [[Niko Valkeapää]] (born 1968 in Enontekiö, Finland), a Sami musician, [[joik]]er (Sami folk singer), and winner of the Norwegian Spelemannsprisen in 2004 (lives in Kautokeino)
* [[Rawdna Carita Eira]] (born 1970), a Norwegian and Sámi playwright and author who lives in Kautokeino
* [[Sara Margrethe Oskal]] (born 1970 in Kautokeino), a Norwegian Sami writer, actress, artisan, director, and film producer <ref>{{IMDb name|0652012|Sara Margrethe Oskal}}. Retrieved 16 August 2020.</ref>
* [[Máret Ánne Sara]] (born 1983), a Sami artist and author who lives and works in Kautokeino
* [[Unni Turrettini]] (born 1972 in Kautokeino), an attorney, international speaker, and best selling author
* [[Fred Buljo]] (born 1988 in Kautokeino), a Sámi rapper and member of supergroup [[Keiino|KEiiNO]]