This free admission, family-friendly festival features art, crafts and other ethically made cultural products created by Indigenous artists from dozens of countries. Enjoy demonstrations by artists and live music from around the world. This is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to exchange, connect, and build community. Chat with Indigenous artists about their crafts and bring home a beautiful memento of your local trip around the world.

Since 1975, Cultural Survival's Bazaars have brought Indigenous artists from the US, Mexico, Guatemala, Venezuela, Colombia, Tanzania, Zimbabwe, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Tibet, India, Nepal, China, and more!

Buy finely embroidered tapestries and scarves; jewelry of silver, glass, and stone; aromatic woven natural fiber baskets; brilliantly colored paintings; handmade clothing; carved, knit, wire, and beaded animals; and much more.

Directions from public transit:

-Entry at corner of Belvidere St. and Huntington Ave. (near Cheesecake Factory and Barnes and Noble)

Green line "E" train - Prudential Station stop exits into the Prudential Center

Bus 39 stops right outside - "Huntington Ave @ Belvidere St." stop

0.4 mile walk from Back Bay Station (Orange Line, Commuter Rail)

Elevator and escalators from Huntington Ave and Belvidere St. entrance to event level.

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