Explore Art & Culture at the Alameda Art & Culture Festival!

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Come join us this Saturday, September 23rd, from 12-4pm at Chochenyo Park (2430 Encinal Ave, Alameda) for the Alameda Art & Culture Festival presented by Rhythmix Cultural Works!

Nuestros Colores: Art & Culture Festival of the Americas 

Sat. September 23rd, 12 – 4pm 

At Chochenyo Park (2430 Encinal Ave, Alameda, CA 94501) 

 

Event Webpage: https://www.rhythmix.org/events/nuestros-colores/  

 

Bienvenido a Nuestros Colores: Art & Culture Festival of the Americas! From the sounds of the cajón and the rhythms of bomba, to colorful skirts, fabulous footwork and flavorful cuisines, the Rhythmix Nuestros Colores Festival celebrates music, dance, art, food and culture from Latin and Indigenous traditions in an afternoon of fun for the whole family at Chochenyo Park.   

  

Rhythmix is thrilled to present an energetic lineup of local artists, featuring the electrifying beats of The Ka-Hon Ensemble with their soulful Latin American and Spanish melodies, the explosive rhythms of Batey Tambó‘s Puerto Rican bomba, the colorful and spirited Colombian folk dance of La Cumbiamba Colombiana, the graceful and captivating Salvadoran folk dance of Ballet Folklorico Flor de Café, and the riveting tropical música caribeña of Bululú. Get ready for an unforgettable experience of vibrant cultural and artistic expression!
 

Explore a diverse range of Latin American art, including handmade crafts from Portal Artesanal, stunning tin art nichos from Devika’s Palacio, unique ritual kits from The Intuitive Goddess, and beautiful feather and bead ear wear and necklaces from Tomás Plata. And don’t forget to get an exquisite hand-painted mehndi from Mancha de Mehndi
  

Kids can also unleash their creativity and learn about traditional Latin American art by making their own arte repujado (embossed tin art) and indigenous Taíno symbol rock paintings with local artists Rachel Anne Palacios and Mela Delgado.  

  

¿Tienes hambre? Indulge in a variety of delicious cuisines from our featured food trucks. Savor the authentic flavors of Puerto Rican food by Boriqua Kitchen. Refresh yourself with sweet acai bowls and poke by Chef Hits The Streets. And satisfy your cravings with tacos and boba teas (including horchata flavor!) by Teaqueria.   

  

Nuestros Colores: Art & Culture Festival of the Americas is part of the Rhythmix Performance, Art and Learning “PAL” in the Parks series, which brings family-friendly, multicultural performances of music and dance, hands-on art activities for youth, and culinary treats and dishes from around the world right to your neighborhood.  

 

This event is produced in partnership with the City of Alameda Recreation and Park Department and Public Art Commission along with support from our very generous sponsors: Radium (featured vent sponsor), Brookfield Residential, Poppy Bank, Edward Jones/Jane Watson, Catellus, Greer Family Mortuary, Bridge Bank, Tacos Mi Rancho, Compass – Kate McCaffrey Group, Fireside Lounge, Alameda Post, Alameda Sun and Digifli. 

 

Please note this event takes place at Chochenyo Park, 2430 Encinal Ave, Alameda, CA 94501 

Photo Credit: Alvaro Batista Photography

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2513 Blanding Ave, Alameda, CA 94501, USA
(510) 865-5060
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