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Vendors of Culture

Helping Others Pursue Excellence

A commitment to lifting as you climb.
A belief that when one person grows, the whole community rises.
A reminder that excellence isn’t a destination — it’s a journey we walk together

Vendors of Culture (VOC)

Vendors of Culture is experienced through the eyes of every guest who steps into a VOC Pop‑Up — a space where authenticity, creativity, and community come alive.

Authentic Merchandise

Hand‑Made Jewelry
International Hand‑Crafted Waist Beads & Adornments
Wearable Art and One‑of‑a‑Kind Gems
Creative Resin Designs

Fashion & Accessories

Vintage Clothing & Rare Finds
Unique Accessories
Custom Hand‑Made Crochet Clothing

Specialty Services

Licensed & Specialty Mixologists

Vending opportunities

Vendors of Culture hosts curated pop‑up vending events throughout the year.
Whether in a cozy backyard or an elegant ballroom, VOC creates intentional spaces where small businesses can shine, connect, and grow. Each event is designed as an avenue for excellence — a place where networking meets opportunity.

Enlarge your territory

VOC continues to expand across the DMV and welcomes all vendors to join an Amazing Pop‑Up experience.
If you’re ready to grow your reach, share your craft, and connect with a vibrant community, Vendors of Culture is your home.

Meet India Luckett

Born and raised in Washington DC in Ward Five, I attended parochial and public schools and later to venture to Washington Technical Institute; today known as UDC. Business management/ marketing was my major. Working a 9 to 5 seemed the best for me so I landed a job in federal government, where I am currently employed.

Fast forward, I’ve always had a niche for people, curious of who , what and where. Listening, engaging and Helping someone.

October 2016, Lending Hands LLC was founded. It’s mission is to help others purse excellence by way of resume writing, interview preparation, job search and creating email accounts for USDA to apply for a job. At times, I was fortunate to mentor male/ female inmates which gave me an idea to use resources with the District of Columbia to aid them with housing, healthcare and spiritual guidance. ( Philippians 2:4)