Each year, the Concord Multicultural features a full lineup of performances, food vendors, craft vendors, artists and activities that showcase the many cultures that are represented in our community.
It is our goal to create an engaging event that brings people together to celebrate the diverse heritages that make the Greater Concord community so enriching.
This is where you will find the list of artists and makers as it gets closer. In the meantime, please join us on Facebook, Instagram, and sign up for our e-newsletter.
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Saad Hindal is an Iraqi-American painter who uses bright colors and abstract designs to bring the canvas to life. His vibrant paintings cover themes from the mundane to the existential. He paints on canvas, wood, buildings, and city streets. Saad’s Sufi practices inform his deep experience of life and are often reflected in his art. His art takes on form and meaning as images move through his paintbrush in a creative flow state that surprises and delights the senses.
Pieces of art including range of men and women wear, made from pure African cotton fabric by young girls and widows from uganda both looking for ways to survive and fend for their families. I also support this particular team, to promote African culture outside Africa. Art pieces like wall deco,necklaces, bracelets, and more show case the wide range of creativity from my country Uganda Africa ,which has cultural diversity. Some of the art pieces like necklaces are hand made by me and my plan is to donate part of the sales out come to St Jude Childrens Hospital. .
"Krisanswers" uses fabric, fiber and fun to showcase traditional forms of needlework from Krisan's own cultural history and reaches across continents to join them with others'. Crochet, knitting, felt, embroidery and other bead/needlework are all languages of culture, community, belonging and love. Handmade goods and multicultural exchange celebrate the world we build every day.
Rwanda bowls and information about the organization.
Hand embroidered textiles from Shipibo tribe, Peru
Handbags and handcraft made by indigenous from Colombia,
Hairbraiding
Various art and crafts sold to support humanitarian aid in Ukraine. Watercolor, acrylic, mixed media, handcrafted cloth, stained glass, crochet, jewelry..
We make T-shirts, hats, tumblers, keychains, bookmarks, and car decals.
We will be selling handmade baskets (rafia palm), jewelry (polished coconut shell and zebu cattle horn), and vanilla beans and extract. All items are sourced from my home town, or other regions within Madagascar, from small scale artisans and farmers.
Information on our work in Uganda since 2016; also handcrafted fair trade items from Uganda and other countries (ie, African aprons, El Salvadoran recycled innertube wallets, belts, and bags, El Salvadoran organic indigo tie-dyed scarves, bags, hairband and scrunchies).
Handmade crochet hats that blend personal history with cultural expression. Each hat is crafted with care, often using vibrant colors and textures that reflect the bold, expressive spirit found in African textiles and Congolese culture.
Russian nesting dolls, (matryoshkas), wooden eggs and traditional icons, paintings depicting beautiful scenery of New Hampshire.
Printed mugs, Handmade bouquet, Printed t-shirts, Printed tote bags, Candles, Clear transparent balloons.
Detailed information about our project, ways to participate, and handmade East African baskets, jewelry, textiles will be available for purchase.
Handcrafted textiles: home bed covers, beach towels, hand towels
Sewing Seeds for Hope is a NH registered 501C3 charity that employs Afghan women refugees from Manchester who make beautiful hand crafted sewn items. 100% of proceeds go directly to the women making the products.
I do paintings of space, nature, fantasy creatures and florals. I also make cups, tshirts and air fresheners.
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