9th Annual Islamic Arts Festival
The largest and oldest Festival of Islamic Arts is back again!
The 9th annual Islamic Arts Festival will be held on the 10th and 11th of December 2022. The festival will feature art from renowned artists from all across the USA and is the largest and oldest festival of Islamic arts in the USA.
During the two-day festival, visitors will have the opportunity to see the work of artists who will be available in person. They will be able to browse through our festival hall while observing Covid-19 precautions, take part in interactive art sessions, learn about Islamic art and culture, as well as enjoy ethnic cuisine from food trucks. In addition, there will be live demonstrations on calligraphy, henna tattoo, Ebru, painting, Arabesque pattern coloring and lots of children’s art activities. There will also be an online session where visitors will be able to buy magnificent artwork from the comfort of their homes.
Get ready for a fun-filled two-day program!
FREE ADMISSION – EVERYONE WELCOME!
Free Admissions! All Welcome!
December 10th and 11th, 2022
10.30 A.M. till 5.00 P.M.
CO-SPONSORED BY
About The Islamic Arts Festival
The Islamic Arts Festival is organized by the Islamic Arts Society. The Islamic Arts Society aims to share the rich heritage of Islamic Arts. The society organizes events to celebrate our culture and promote the positive image of our community among Muslims and non-Muslims. Art is a common language and binds diverse communities. By promoting Islamic arts, we hope to promote mutual understanding and to bring the broader American community together.
8th Annual islamic Arts festival 2021
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Come Enjoy the rich heritage of Islamic Arts
Invite your friends, family and neighbors!
Not just an art show! There is Food too!
First feast your eyes on art and then join in a feast for your stomach! There is a variety of food available. There will be Food Trucks with ethnic cuisines from faraway lands.
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