Free Dia de los Muertos Art Expo July 10 & 11
Why celebrate Día de los Muertos only once a year when you can celebrate it all year long? That’s the philosophy behind the Arté de Muertos Expo, held four times a year.
If you’re a Day of the Dead aficionado, check out the expo this Saturday and Sunday, July 10 and 11, 2010. Admission and parking are FREE!
The expo features all manner of Day of the Dead folk and fine art, but they have a bunch of other stuff, too, like shadow boxes, jewelry, wood carvings, ceramics, and wind chimes. Artists are from New Mexico, Texas, Colorado, Arizona and California, and much of the art is exhibited by the maker, so you can chat directly with the artists as you browse.
The event includes artist demonstrations, music, face painting, tarot readings and paranormal and metaphysical experts on hand to share their knowledge. Ghost story author Antonio R. Garcez will be in attendance to sign books.
The free Arté de Muertos Expo will be held at the new Agave del Sol Event Center on:
- Saturday July 10 from 10 am to 6pm
- Sunday July 11 from 10am to 5pm
Agave del Sol Event Center is located at 7500 Montgomery NE, east of Louisiana.
–Tania
Free Dia de los Muertos Art Expo
If you love Day of the Dead art, this is the expo for you.
Why celebrate Día de los Muertos only once a year when you can celebrate it all year long? That’s the philosophy behind the Arté de Muertos Expo, held four times a year.
If you’re a Day of the Dead aficionado, check out the expo this Saturday and Sunday, April 17 and 18, 2010. Admission and parking are FREE!
The expo features all manner of Day of the Dead folk and fine art, but they have a bunch of other stuff, too, like shadow boxes, jewelry, wood carvings, ceramics, and wind chimes. Most of the art is exhibited by the maker, so you can chat directly with the artists as you browse.
The event includes artist demonstrations, music, face painting, paranormal and metaphysical experts on hand to share their knowledge, and ghost story author Antonio R. Garcez will be in attendance to sign books.
The free Arté de Muertos Expo will be held at the Albuquerque Garden Center on:
- Saturday April 17 from noon to 6pm
- Sunday April 18 from 10am to 5pm
Albuquerque Garden Center is located at 10120 Lomas Blvd. NE, off Eubank Blvd and I-40
–Tania
Free Dia de los Muertos Art Expo
If you love Day of the Dead art, this is the expo for you.
Why celebrate Día de los Muertos only once a year when you can celebrate it all year long? That’s the philosophy behind the Arté de Muertos Expo, held three times a year.
If you’re a Day of the Dead aficionado, check out the expo this Saturday and Sunday, November 7 and 8 (2009), from 9:00am – 5:00pm both days. Admission and parking are FREE!
The expo features all manner of Day of the Dead folk and fine art, but they have a bunch of other stuff, too, like shadow boxes, jewelry, wood carvings, ceramics, and wind chimes. Most of the art is exhibited by the maker, so you can chat directly with the artists as you browse. Also on hand will be paranormal metaphysical experts willing to share their knowledge. Artist demonstrations, live music, and a book signing by Antonio Garcez round out the event.
The Arté de Muertos Expo will be held at Santa Ana Star Casino, Santa Ana Pueblo, NM. Take I-25 north to US 550 and head west. You’ll see it. More info: (505) 771-3307.
–Elizabeth Hanes
Free: Day of the Dead Art Reception & Green Chile Stew Cook-Off
This event seems to have it all — and it’s all FREE to the public! All ages welcome!
The Talking Fountain Gallery/Boutique is holding an art reception to celebrate the Day of the Dead with a show titled “Somos Los Dos” on Friday, November 6 (2009), from 5:00 – 10:00pm. Enjoy the art and also enjoy some fabulous green chile stew during the cook-off. Come on…what could be better on a fall Friday in the Q?
The Talking Fountain features all locally made art and goods, including custom clothing, jewelry, bags, accessories, posters, music, fine art, and much more! So get out and celebrate (and support) your local artists.
The Talking Fountain is open seven days a week from 10:00am – 6:00pm and is located in Nob Hill at 4207 Lead Ave SE, Albuquerque.
–Elizabeth Hanes
Free Dia de los Muertos Art Expo
If you love Day of the Dead art, this is the expo for you.
Why celebrate Día de los Muertos only once a year when you can celebrate it all year long? That’s the philosophy behind the Arté de Muertos Expo, held three times a year.
If you’re a Day of the Dead aficionado, check out the expo this Saturday and Sunday, July 18 and 19 (2009), from 9:00am – 5:00pm both days. Admission and parking are FREE!
The expo features all manner of Day of the Dead folk and fine art, but they have a bunch of other stuff, too, like shadow boxes, jewelry, wood carvings, ceramics, and wind chimes. Most of the art is exhibited by the maker, so you can chat directly with the artists as you browse. Also on hand will be paranormal metaphysical experts willing to share their knowledge. Artist demonstrations, live music, and a book signing by Antonio Garcez round out the event.
The Arté de Muertos Expo will be held at Santa Ana Star Casino, Santa Ana Pueblo, NM. Take I-25 north to US 550 and head west. You’ll see it. More info: (505) 771-3307.
–Elizabeth Hanes
FREE ADMISSION: ARTE DE MUERTOS MERCADO ART SHOW
La Llorona
This new event in Bernalillo, the Arté de Muertos Mercado, celebrates “Day of the Dead” art created by local artisans. In addition to showcasing folk art, mixed media, crafts, jewelry, pottery, santos, and candles, the event includes “professionals in the paranormal and metaphysical fields” who will “share their talents and entertain visitors.” Sounds great!
Special guest at this event will be Antonio R. Garcez, award-winning New Mexico author of true ghost story books.
In addition to free admission and free parking, free event posters will be available from vendors on a limited basis!
The Arté de Muertos Mercado will be held Saturday and Sunday, April 4 and 5, 2009, from 9:00am to 5:00pm at the El Xocalo Historic Convent Event Center, 264 S. Camino del Pueblo, Bernalillo, NM.
–Elizabeth Hanes
