July 24 - 26, 2026
Tiverton, RI

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Shop hand-made Indigenous art at the Cultural Survival Bazaar, where global Indigenous artists share their culture through jewelry, textiles, beadwork, and more. Enjoy live music, traditional foods, and powerful stories while supporting Indigenous rights and livelihoods. Join us in celebrating creativity, community, and resilience.

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Where + When

July 24-26, 2026
Tiverton Four Corners Arts Center
3852 Main Road
Tiverton, RI 02878
10am - 6pm

Parking is available at 3949 Main Road in Tiverton, RI, a short walk from the event.

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Accessibility:
Drop-off at entrance; no curb at entrance off of E. Rd. The event takes place on a grassy field. It is not flat, and there are dips in the grass. Contact bazaars@cs.org with questions. All restrooms are single-stall all-gender toilets. Accessible toilet available.

Admission: $5 per adult.

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Featured Artists

KILAYA
Llapanmaki
MEXART

Organizacion Indigena De La Guajira Yanama
Painted Arrow
Papel Amate Otomí de Mexico

Philbert Begay Silversmith
Project Have Hope
Serzhankz
Söz Slippers and Felt Crafts
Sumak Essentials
Tarin Andrea Designs
Tin Hinan
US Sherpa
Wamp Warrior Wampum
Yarina Threads
Yayla Tribal Rugs
YOLOPOPOTLI, KOZAMALOTL
Yuv Textiles

Featured Workshops

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Performance Schedule

Friday - July 24

11am - 6pm - Family Booth with Annawon Weeden

11am - Juan Lázaro Méndolas

12pm - Storytelling with Annawon Weeden

1pm - Demonstration of Papel Amate Making with Julio Laja

2pm - Kayapò Dance Demonstration by Pykôre Indigenous Association

3pm- Silversmithing Demonstration with Serzhankz

3:30pm - Palo Santo Soap and Oil Demo with Sumak Essentials

4:00pm - Doodling with Adina

4:00pm - “Ancient Waterways, Modern Journeys: Revitalizing Mishoon Culture” Talk by Chenae Bullock

Saturday - July 25

10am- Songs by Casa Aya Mesa

11am - 6pm - Family Booth with Annawon Weeden

11am - Juan Lázaro Méndolas

12pm - Storytelling with Annawon Weeden

1pm - "Weaving the Territory” Talk with Confederación Indígena Tayrona (Aruhuaco)

2pm - Yarina

3pm - Painting Workshop with Deborah Spears Moorehead

3pm - Kayapò Dance Demonstration by Pykôre Indigenous Association

4pm - Designer Preview with Con Amazonia

5pm - Yarina

Sunday - July 26

10am - Juan Lázaro Méndolas

11am - 6pm - Family Booth with Annawon Weeden

11am - Demonstration of Papel Amate Making with Julio Laja

12pm - Storytelling with Annawon Weeden

1pm - "Weaving the Territory” Talk with Confederación Indígena Tayrona (Aruhuaco)

2pm - Yarina

3pm - Painting Workshop with Deborah Spears Moorehead

4pm - Songs from the Sapara Nation with Tania Montahuano

4pm - Designer Preview with KILAYA

5pm - Yarina

Sly Fox Den
Sherry Pocknett (Mashpee Wampanoag)

In 2023, Sherry received the James Beard Award for Best Chef in the Northeast.

Authentic Indigenous cuisine of the Northeast.

Participating Food Vendors

Aguas Frescas Tlaxcalita

Aguas Frescas Tlaxcalita specializes in authentic, handcrafted Mexican fruit drinks, serving traditional flavors like horchata, tamarind, jamaica, and viral specialties like mangonadas and raspados.