Cultural Survival Bazaar

On July 27^th & 28th, Cultural Survival will be hosting its 12th Annual Cultural Survival Bazaar in Tiverton Four Corners.

The Cultural Survival Bazaar Program has three basic objectives; to support the livelihoods of Indigenous artisans and performers living their culture through their art, to educate the public about Indigenous Peoples, and to support projects supporting Indigenous lands, rights, and cultures in their communities. 

The Cultural Survival Bazaar is a free festival of Arts and Cultures from around the world supporting Indigenous artisans, performers, and a variety of projects in their communities. 

The bazaar is a FREE public event which offers the opportunity for peoples of many different backgrounds to come together in a festive setting supporting human rights, mutual respect, understanding, and cultural relativity. 

About the Bazaar:

Bazaar.cs.org

Each Bazaar features Indigenous artisans and performers; handmade and fair trade products; educational presentations, and displays; as well as opportunities to get involved with Cultural Survival work partnering with Indigenous Peoples to defend their lands, languages, and cultures. 

The Cultural Survival Bazaar began in 1982 at Harvard University’s Phillip Brooks House.  Since then the program has been to many regions throughout Massachusetts, Maine, Vermont, Rhode Island, Connecticut, and New Jersey, and New York, creating new markets for fair trade goods, trainings for artisans, as well as educational information and advocacy opportunities for event attendees.  Every year the bazaars attract over 40,000 people to our events throughout New England and raise about $500,000 for Indigenous artisans, performers, and programs benefiting their communities.  

A Festival of Indigenous Art, Music, & Cultures from Around the World 

12^th Annual Tiverton Bazaar

Tiverton Four Corners Art Center

3852 Main Road

Tiverton, RI 02878

10am to 5pm

July 27th and 28th

FREE Admission/Free Parking

We feature handmade fair trade art, jewelry, clothing, crafts, decor, tribal rugs, & much more. 

Enjoy FREE music performances, Native American storytelling, educational displays, craft-making demonstrations, & ethnic cuisine.

Proceeds support Native artisans, fair trade, and Cultural Survival's non-profit work worldwide.

For more information on the event and featured artisan bios visit us at http://bazaar.culturalsurvival.org/july-27-28-tiverton-ri

For more information on the work of Cultural Survival visit us at www.culturalsurvival.org.