Islamic Arts Festival,

About the event

The Islamic Arts Festival is held in Houston in fall every year since its inception in 2014. The event showcases the art of over 50 artists who specialize in Islamic Arts. This year we are expecting over 7000 visitors. The Arts Festival brings people from diverse cultures, faiths and backgrounds together for a day of learning, fun and festivity.

An estimated 250,000 Muslims live in the Greater Houston area. The purpose of this event is to celebrate our culture and promote the positive image of our community among Muslims and non-Muslims.

Come and enjoy a unique family friendly festival. Experience the rich tradition of Arts in Islam. View Islamic calligraphy, woodwork, ceramic tiles and paintings from local artists! Experience the art of henna tattoo, Ebru and calligraphy. Interact with artists and take part in silent auction. Art activities for all ages. Enjoy ethnic food from Food Trucks. Welcome all! Admissions Free!

Why should you sponsor?

The Islamic Arts Festival offers a wide range of opportunities to meet your company’s marketing goals with a sponsorship program that will enable you to:

•        Position your organization as a supporter of arts and culture and help build bridges between communities.

•        Help promote the positive and socially responsible image of your company in the local community.

The Islamic Arts Society relies on individual and corporate contributions so that we may continue to deliver the quality and diversity of art, art education, and entertainment to the public. Art is a common language and helps build bridges between communities. By promoting Islamic Arts we hope to promote the positive image of Muslim community in the United Sates.

Our dedicated team of over 500 volunteers takes great pride in this goal and put up a fantastic show every year.

Khawaja Azimuddin

Islamic Arts Society, a 501c3 organization, aims to share the rich heritage of arts in Islam.  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 Houston community together.

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