Cultures & Creators Visual Arts Festival

Cultures & Creators Visual Arts Festival

September 13, 2024 10:00 am
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September 22, 2024 04:00 pm
Historic Sites

The Northern Rio Grande National Heritage Area (NRGNHA) is thrilled to announce the return of the Cultures & Creators Visual Arts Festival, now in its second year, at Los Luceros Historic Site. The festival celebrates the incredible cultural and artistic heritage of Northern New Mexico with a juried art exhibit in the Community Room featuring the work of local artists.

The 2nd Annual Cultures & Creators Visual Arts Festival will feature a wide range of artistic expressions, including live demonstrations of traditional art methods and interactive workshops on the weekends. This year, NRGNHA is honored to present Wesley Vigil as the 2024 Featured Artist. Wesley’s work, a mesmerizing blend of traditional Pueblo pottery techniques and contemporary storytelling, embodies the cultural tapestry and diverse heritage of Northern New Mexico. His pieces invite attendees to explore the narratives and emotions crafted into each creation, making his presence at the festival truly special.

The juried art exhibit is open during Los Luceros regular business days, Wednesday through Sunday (site closed Monday and Tuesday). Artist demonstrations and workshops take place on the weekend. Admission is $7 for adults and free to children ages 16 and younger. Admission during the Los Luceros Harvest Festival on Sun., Sept. 22, is $10 for adults and $5 for children.

About NRGNHA

The Northern Río Grande National Heritage Area is dedicated to preserving, promoting, and protecting the culture, heritage, language, and environment of Northern New Mexico. Through collaborative outreach and cultural education, the NRGNHA works to enhance economic growth, increase awareness of the region’s shared heritage, and advance community development. The organization provides grant opportunities for projects that align with its mission to ensure that the unique cultural and natural resources of the Northern Río Grande area are preserved for future generations. More info at https://culturesandcreators.com/.

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