The 2025 Dailard Multicultural Festival will feature community booths that showcase global businesses and organizations around Dailard. Learn more about our amazing partners, and visit their websites to browse offerings or contact information.
House of Henna
Snehal has been practicing the art of henna for over two decades. She creates designs that marry her client’s personality with this centuries-old form of body art, a staple in cultures and traditions across the Middle East, South Asia and North Africa. >> Learn more
Little Fish Comic Book Studio
In addition to manga, a style of Japanese comic book and graphic novel design, Little Fish Comic Book Studio offers classes in a variety of graphic art styles, from 2D animation to comic creation. The studio offers a regular class schedule, in addition to camps for kids of all ages. >> Learn more
African Hair Braiding by Nabou
Nabou’s clients rave about her hair braiding talents, and her hair studio, located between City Heights and La Mesa, offers a variety of services for all hair types. Yet Nabou’s focus on classic braiding patterns and designs brings popular African styles to San Diego. >> Learn more
House of Lebanon
The House of Lebanon, located in Balboa Park, offers the Lebanese community a place to display, promote and share their history and culture. They offer an annual lawn program as well as participating in Balboa Park’s Ethnic Food Fair and December Nights. >> Learn more
House of Norway
The House of Norway, located in Balboa Park, shares its members’ Norwegian heritage, history, culture and customs with each other and with visitors from around the world. They are open Saturdays and Sundays from 11 am to 4 pm and host various events throughout the year. >> Learn more
Sticky Fingers Cooking
Sticky Fingers Cooking offers enrichment classes to kids nation-wide, including here in San Diego and specifically, the San Carlos area. Kids have the opportunity to learn culinary science and, of course, reap the tasty benefits of their creations. >> Learn more