Come enjoy an ALL NEW lineup of experiences!

Saturday, October 20

Rotunda

Latin American Market and Art Place
Browse and shop for authentic Latin American goods while taking in breathtaking baroca art from Cuban artists. Baracoa’s modern artistic movement began in the 1960s when artists trained in Havana returned to this remote city. Not until the first road was built in 1962 could Baracoa, the oldest city in Cuba, be reached by land. After the fall of the Soviet Union, Cuba entered the "Special Period" in the 1990s. The scarcity of art supplies forced the artists to experiment with unconventional media, natural pigments, and scrap materials. Their innovations have attracted international markets and exhibitions.
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Go on a cultural knowledge quest and pay tribute to some notable Hispanics at our Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) altar featuring authentic artifacts imported directly from Mexico!
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Passport to the World Stage Performance Schedule

Noon          Clave Son
1 p.m.         New Brasil Samba & Drumming Workshop
2 p.m.         Grupo Caribe
3 p.m.         Los Ambajadores Peruanos
4 p.m.         Orquesta Kandela       

Workshops

Carding an Alpaca
Did you notice the two Alpacas in the parking lot? Did you know that Alpaca fiber can be found in up to 52 natural colors? Learn about how the fiber is extracted from the skin and see a demonstration of the carding process that makes Alpaca wool one of the most expensive wools in the world!
Collet Gallery
2:30 p.m.

The History, Geography, Culture, Music and Art of Cuba
Are you curious about life in Cuba? Join, Mary Ann Olding on a journey into the history, geography, culture, music and art of Cuba.
Reakirt Auditorium
1:30 p.m.

Duke Energy Children's Museum

Activities are free to Members or included with your admission.

Bacchanal Steel Band
Enjoy the sounds and rhythms of the Bacchanal Steel Band!
1:30 & 3:15 p.m.

Where in the World: Mexico
   The sun has always been important to the people of Mexico.  Create a clay sun inspired by their beautiful works of art.
2 p.m.

Sunday, October 21

Rotunda

Latin American Marketplace
Browse and shop for authentic Latin American goods!
11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Bring your family to experience Hispanic art making, go on a cultural knowledge quest and pay tribute to some notable Hispanics at our DÍa de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) altar featuring artifacts directly from Mexico!
Noon to 4 p.m.

Passport to the World Stage Performance Schedule

Noon          Colombia Viva! Colombia Viva is a folkloric dance group that promotes diversity and the richness of the Colombian culture through artistic expression presented in a diverse show.
1 p.m.         New Brasil Samba Carnival & Drumming Workshop
2 p.m.         El Corazon de Mexico El Corazon de Mexico is Ohio’s leading Mexican Folkloric Dance Troupe. Learn about different provinces in Mexico and how each province is identifiable through dance. Straight from Toledo, be the first to see them in Cincinnati!
3 p.m.         Mexican Dance Class
4 p.m.         El Corazon de Mexico                        

Workshops

Carding an Alpaca!
Did you notice the two Alpacas in the parking lot? Did you know that Alpaca fiber can be found in up to 52 natural colors? Learn about how the fiber is extracted from the skin and see a demonstration of the carding process that makes Alpaca wool one of the most expensive wools in the world!
Collet Gallery
2:30 p.m.

The History, Geography, Culture, Music and Art of Cuba
Are you curious about life in Cuba? Join, Mary Ann Olding on a journey into the history, geography, culture, music and art of Cuba.
Reakirt Auditorium
1:30 p.m.

Duke Energy Children's Museum

Activities are free to members or included with your admission.

Where in the World: Molas
Create a vibrant work of art inspired by the textiles of the Kuna Indians of Panama.
2 p.m.

Young at Art: Self-Portraits
    Take a closer look at that beautiful person staring at you in the mirror!  We will take a closer look at the self-portraits of the artist Frida Kahlo, and make some of our own.
3 p.m.