Bazaars

The Cultural Survival Bazaar Program works to strengthen Indigenous cultures by providing a venue for the sale of art and crafts made by Indigenous artisans. The sale of crafts perpetuates the artistic traditions which are culturally significant to many Indigenous communities, provides capital to Indigenous communities, and provides sustainable income to individual artisans and their families.  

Since 2006, the Cultural Survival Bazaars have generated over 3 million dollars for Indigenous artisans, performers, fair trade, and other projects benefiting Native communities.  

Cultural Survival works to create a more direct link between the artisans and the consumers working to support the livelihoods of artisans and projects benefiting their communities.  Cultural Survival works with Native artisans, performers, cooperatives, and businesses dedicated to our fair trade principles.  

The Bazaars also provide education and outreach for our Indigenous partners and Cultural Survival to over 40,000 people per year. 

To see the dates and learn more go to bazaar.culturalsurvival.org.