Native American artisans from California and their unique and handcrafted items are just a few of the attractions at Saturday’s All Nations Native Craft Fair in Twin Rivers Unified School District.

This cultural event will also feature Otsigeya, an award-winning Cherokee women’s drum group, Native dancers, and cultural foods.       

WHO:         Twin Rivers Unified’s Native American Parent Advisory Committee & the Cherokees of the Northern Central Valley

WHAT:      All Nations Native Craft Fair

WHEN:      10 a.m. to  5 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 10, 2022

WHERE:   Creative Connections Arts Academy | 6444 Walerga Road, North Highlands, CA  95660

The All Nations Native Craft Fair is a collaboration between Twin Rivers Unified’s Native American Parent Advisory Committee (NA PAC) and the Cherokees of the Northern Central Valley (CNCV).

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