The World Cultural Tour 2027 is built around 15 to 25 cultural partner organizations like yours — a free, three-day platform to share food, art, music, and tradition with the whole city.
We review applications on a rolling basis to give every partner organization time to plan.
Tell us about your organization and what you'd like to share. Rolling review, no deadline pressure.
Booth assignments confirmed, Cultural Passport logistics finalized, one planning check-in scheduled.
Three days at Cathedral Park, including a Field Trip Day reaching 300–500 Portland students.
Cultural partners pay a nominal fee, not a vendor rate. This isn't about profit; it's about sharing your culture.
Covers basic booth materials and event insurance. Fee waivers are available — no organization is turned away for cost.
Attendees collect stamps as they visit booths, which naturally spreads foot traffic evenly across all 15–25 partners — no booth left empty, none overwhelmed.
Every visitor receives a Cultural Passport at the entrance, free of charge.
Each cultural partner offers a stamp, activity, or taste that represents their tradition.
The passport encourages visitors to explore every booth, not just the most visible ones.
Smaller and larger organizations alike get meaningful, comparable engagement.
Reach thousands of Portlanders who came specifically to learn about cultures and traditions like yours.
Field Trip Day puts your culture directly in front of hundreds of local students in a dedicated program.
The Cultural Passport System means you're not competing for visibility — every partner is set up to succeed.
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. We'll follow up within two weeks to talk through booth details.