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Feira Diversa is a project by Coletivo Cultural Amassa Diversa that has had five previous editions, focused on valuing independent cultural production and promoting diversity, with an emphasis on LGBTQIAPN+ protagonism. This edition was covered by Culture Notice nº 06/2025 'André Luís Camargo' from Tatuí City Hall.
Organized by Coletivo Cultural Amassa Diversa, the event will be held on October 24th, from 1pm to 7pm, at Praça da Matriz. The program will be free and will bring together artists, artisans and creative entrepreneurs.
According to the city hall, it will be the first time that the fair will be held in a public square. According to the organization, the change aims to expand access to the event and give visibility to independent artistic production.
Independent and collective artists, artisans, illustrators, photographers, designers, stylists, visual artists and food and beverage exhibitors, as well as other people who develop creative work, can participate.
The Diversa Fair reaches its sixth edition with a proposal to value independent cultural production and promote diversity. The project also seeks to encourage LGBTQIAPN+ protagonism.
The initiative was covered by Culture Notice nº 06/2025 "André Luís Camargo", from Tatuí City Hall. According to the city hall, participation is subject to the criteria and guidelines established by the event organization.

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