FAQ
Most frequent questions and answers
It is a group of people who want to share the beauty of Islamic arts. The society organizes various art events including calligraphy demonstrations, arts classes and the annual Islamic Arts Festival.
It is a festival to celebrate the beauty of Islamic arts.
You can expect to enjoy the rich tradition of Arts in Islam. You will see Islamic arts including calligraphy, woodwork, glass work, ceramic tiles and paintings from local artists. There will be slideshows and videos on Islamic art.
It is a fun and interactive indoor art festival for people of all ages. Demonstration of Calligraphy, Henna (art of temporary tattooing based on mignonette tree dyes), Ebru (aqueous surface design), and other art forms is held during the festival.
Everyone. This event is open to the general public. People of all faiths and background are welcome.
In fall every year. This year the Festival is scheduled for the 5th & 6th of December 2020 Online only.
The event is free.
Online Only.
On-site free public parking is available. Uniformed Police and volunteers will be available to guide you.
Food is sold in the food court. Only cash is accepted at food booths. Outside food is not allowed. Food or drinks are not allowed inside the exhibit area.
Sign up here. You can help promote local Islamic artists, and mingle with like minded art enthusiasts.
Yes, but you will only be able to pick up the art at the end of the festival.
Cash, checks, Credit or debit cards may be used to purchase art at the festival.
Many artists from Houston and surrounding areas will participate. In addition local school children will also display their art.
Festival site maps, event guides, and schedules will be available at the entrance to the festival and on our website close to the date of the festival.
Please wear weather appropriate clothing in case of rain or cold weather. Wear comfortable shoes. For visit inside the prayer area a head scarf is recommended but not necessary. It is also recommended to cover shoulders and knees.
Yes. All areas of the festival are accessible for strollers, wagons, or wheelchairs.
You may not bring in outside food or beverages. No unauthorized vending, sales, solicitations, or promotions. No weapons. No pets
The Islamic Arts Society (IAS) in collaboration with the Islamic Society of Greater Houston (ISGH)
Please email info@islamicartssociety.com with questions or inquiries.
