Cultural Survival Bazaar

Join us for the Cultural Survival Bazaar, an iconic celebration of Indigenous arts and cultures that has been connecting the public with global artisans since 1975! 🎉✨

Experience a vibrant global marketplace that unites over 50 Indigenous artists from more than 30 countries. This event is organized by the Indigenous-led nonprofit Cultural Survival, prioritizing fair trade and supporting Indigenous rights. Your purchases directly empower Indigenous livelihoods and community-led projects worldwide!

What to Expect:

• A Unique World-Class Marketplace: Explore one-of-a-kind jewelry, clothing, home goods, and fine art that tells a story of ancient traditions.
• Live Cultural Performances: Immerse yourself in music, storytelling, and traditional dance from internationally renowned Indigenous artists.
• Hands-On Learning: Participate in craft-making demonstrations and workshops focused on cultural sustainability.
• Authentic Flavors: Taste traditional dishes, including Northeast Indigenous cuisine by James Beard Award-winning Chef Sherry Pocknett.
• Direct Interaction: Meet the makers and learn about "Indigenous cosmovisions" and the stories behind each artwork.
• Family-Friendly Learning: Enjoy dedicated areas for children with educational activities led by cultural educators like Annawon Weeden.

Why It Matters:

Your participation supports fair trade, generating nearly $500,000 annually for Indigenous artists and revitalizing age-old traditions. 🌱💚

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From the Artists:

"The outlets for Indigenous artists are very limited where I am in the western United States. This event allows us to share our work and explain our culture, showcasing the beauty we create." — Phibert Begay (Diné/Navajo), silversmith.