Join us to celebrate this special time of year, the Winter Solstice, by uplifting artists, cultures, and the enduring values of giving and reciprocity. Get ready for a memorable event this holiday season, where you will have the unique opportunity to meet and learn from the makers of time-honored and culturally relevant art from all over the world. Make an Indigenous craft, listen to music, participate in a dance, celebrate the holiday season, and welcome the return of longer sunlit days.

Samuel Nalangira is a celebrated Ugandan folk musician, multi-instrumentalist, dancer, choreographer, and cultural educator based in Michigan, USA. His dynamic performances blend traditional Ugandan folk music with contemporary world sounds, offering audiences a vibrant and culturally rich experience. Samuel has toured extensively across Africa, Europe, Canada, and the United States, sharing his expertise through performances and workshops.

He is a master of traditional instruments including the Adungu (harp), Akogo (thumb piano), Endingidi (tube fiddle), and Amadinda (xylophone). Through his music and dance, Samuel honors the spirit of community and celebrates the diverse heritage of African traditions.

$10 Suggested Admission*
*Bring a friend on day 2 (with your day 1 ticket) and BOTH get in for free!
Children under the age of 18 are free.

SHOPPING: Vendors will have a large selection of unique goods at varying price points. We have a centralized payout system - grocery store style.  We recommend bringing your reusable tote bag!

ACCESSIBILITY: There is an elevator on-site.

WEATHER: Rain, Snow or Shine

INDIGENOUS BOOK SWAP! Who doesn’t love books! Bring a gently used Indigenous book to exchange for something new to read.

PETS:  No Pets, only service animals specifically trained to aid a person with disabilities are welcome.

PARKING:
Atelier 505 Parking Garage
Garage @ 100 Claredon Street
Corner of Shawmut and East Berkeley Streets