
IndigenousAF Store Opens in Arts District
The new shop and gallery offer Native American-made goods and fund community art programming.
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Do you make an effort to purchase goods directly from community-based or minority-owned organizations?
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The new shop and gallery offer Native American-made goods and fund community art programming.
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Do you make an effort to purchase goods directly from community-based or minority-owned organizations?
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Do public art projects in your area successfully foster meaningful community connection?
The installation at Parkdale Recreation Center honors Latino heritage and Indigenous roots.

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Do you believe older adults in your community have adequate access to free legal services?
The nonprofit will recognize key legal figures and volunteers on October 28, 2026, at the Suncoast.

The new retail and exhibition space offers year-round access to Indigenous-made art and products.
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Do you believe annual local festivals provide significant value to your community's identity and economy?
The three-day celebration will kick off on October 9, 2026, with a block party following on October 10.

The Haunted Museum display featuring Christa Pike items opened to the public this past Sunday.

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