The Latino Arts Festival is a vibrant, family-friendly celebration of Latin American art, music, dance, food, and culture. Featuring more than 40 visual artists and performers from across the Americas, the Festival brings together an exciting mix of creativity and community.

Latino Arts Festival

Save the Date for 2026:

June 12-14 at Canyons Village!

VOLUNTEER WITH US

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2026 Live Music & Performance Schedule

CANYONS VILLAGE STAGE

THE GAME IS ON!

Saturday, June 13

10:30am Corazón de Bolivia y Mexico | Local School Dancers

11:15am Paraguay Presente | Paraguay

12:00pm Danza y Color | Mexico

12:45pm Mi Viejo San Simón | Bolivia

1:30pm Esencia de Mexico | Mexico

2:30pm Carnaval de Barranquilla | Colombia

4:00pm World Cup Game Watch Party | Brasil vs Morocco

6:00pm Brazilian Experience | Brazuca Band & More

LET'S GET THE PARTY STARTED

Friday, June 12

4:00pm Cadenza String Quartet | Bolivia

5:00pm Somos Bolivia | Bolivia

5:45pm Ballet Folklorico Quetzalcoal | Mexico

7:25pm Fusión Latina | Argentina

7:30pm LOS WIZZARDS | Grammy Nominated Band

MOVIENDO LAS CADERAS!

Sunday, June 14

11:30am Zumba w/ Julieta Gesualdo | Argentina

12:30am Nican Axcan | Aztec Group

1:15pm Bafucach | Chile

2:00pm Piero Gongora Marinera Studio | Peru

4:00pm Miel Latina Utah | Latin America

4:30pm Senxao & The Musical Mafia | Venezuela

A man is holding a smiling young girl on his shoulders at an outdoor event. The girl is laughing and wearing a white shirt and pink sneakers. There are people in the background near a booth with a sign that reads 'Mountain Town'.

A young boy and a woman, possibly his mother, drawing and painting on a large, colorful, paper mache or cardboard sculpture at an outdoor art festival or fair on a sunny day. The woman is crouching while the boy is standing and using a paintbrush.

A young woman smiling at a cultural festival, wearing traditional Latino folk attire with a wide-brimmed straw hat and braided ribbons, holding a small orange with colorful paper flags.

Group of performers dressed in colorful costumes on an outdoor stage, with a man jumping in the foreground. The stage background has signs reading 'Park City' and 'Canyons Village'.

Two women browsing jewelry at a craft market stall inside a large tent, with other people and display tables in the background.

Two women talking at a market stall, one smiling and holding a jewelry item, the other woman wearing a floral shirt and decorative hair clip, with jewelry and accessories on display.

Dancers performing a traditional Mexican folkloric dance on an outdoor stage, wearing colorful dresses and men's attire, with a lively background and stage setup.

2026 Festival Programing

2026 Youth Talavera Tile Exhibit & Workshop

Project lead by Latino Arts Youth Program Coordinator, Miriam Gutierrez

Students from Ecker Hill Middle School, Weilenmann School of Discovery, Park City Library, Holy Cross Ministries, Park City Day School, and Park City High School will each create hand-painted Talavera-inspired tiles, a project that connects students across Summit County through art, culture, and collaboration. One tile will be kept by the student, while the other will become part of a collective installation unveiled at the festival.

The project blends art education, cultural history, and community participation, giving students the opportunity to learn about Mexican ceramic traditions while contributing to a shared public artwork. tiles are hand-painted ceramic tiles known for their bold colors, intricate patterns, and detailed designs. Each tile is created through a multi-step process, shaping clay, applying glaze, hand-painting designs, and firing the tile, making every piece entirely unique.

Students participating in the project will explore traditional design elements such as symmetry, floral and geometric patterns, and vibrant color palettes, while creating their own interpretations of this historic craft. Each contribution becomes part of a larger story. Individual tiles will be assembled into a large-scale installation that showcases the creativity of young artists across the community and highlights the power of collaborative art.

Experience it at the Latino Arts Festival

Latino Arts Festival attendees will have the opportunity to view the completed tile installation and take part in a free, hands-on workshop led by Miriam. Participants will learn about the history and cultural significance of Talavera tiles, explore traditional design elements, and create their own tile to take home.

Through this project, Miriam invites the community to connect not only with art but also with culture, tradition, and one another.

2026 Pre-Fest Film Screening with Park City Film

American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez

June 11, 2026 | 7pm | Rated PG | 92 min run time | FREE

An auteur emerges from America’s underclass: from migrant farmworker to revolutionary artist, Luis Valdez changed American culture. In the 1960s, his El Teatro Campesino performed on flatbed trucks and helped mobilize workers to win the first farmworker union contract. His “Zoot Suit” was the first Chicano play on Broadway. Despite critical rejection that killed the show, he persevered, creating “La Bamba”—a breakout blockbuster that authentically depicted Mexican-American life to the world. Now in its 60th year, El Teatro continues to be a beacon for Latino/a creators. This is the story of an artist who gave voice to the overlooked and opened pathways for generations.

Winner of the 2026 Sundance Film Festival Audience Award for U.S. Documentary and Audience Award for Festival Favorite.

Presented as part of Latino Arts Festival. In Spanish and English with English subtitles. Admission is free with registration.

Stay tuned for the 2026 Participating Artists, Activities, Food Vendors & More!

2025 Activities & Workshops

Experience the vibrant artistry of Jely, the creative force behind Colory Faces, as she offers complimentary face painting for all ages at the Latino Arts Festival. Known for her professional, bilingual (English and Spanish) face painting services, Jely brings joy and color to every event she attends. Don't miss this opportunity to add a splash of color to your festival experience!
Join Julieta in a free family friendly Zumba class during the Latino Arts Festival! Get your Sunday started right with movement and music! Note that this class will be outdoors on the Festival lawn. We encourage you to swear athletic shoes, sunscreen, a hat, and water.
All abilities welcome.
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The Park City Soccer Club is partnering with the festival for a "juggle the ball" contest at 1 p.m. on Sunday, June 15 during the festival. This activity is for soccer enthusiasts, both kids and adults. Join in and showcase your skills in a friendly competition where you can demonstrate your talent and have fun. Don’t miss out!
Join for a captivating artistic experience! Emily Madsen will be creating enchanting fantasy illustrations and sketches for attendees on Friday, June 13, from 4 to 9 PM. Whether you're looking for a whimsical character or a magical scene, Emily's creativity will bring your imagination to life on paper. It's a fantastic opportunity to take home a personalized piece of art and create a memorable keepsake from the festival. Don’t miss out on this magical activation!
Join Noemi Robles at her booth to paint a colorful watercolor sunset. This is a fun, beginner friendly activity for all ages and will be available throughout the festival, while supplies last. There will be Father's day designs available, which make great handmade cards for Dad. The fun continues after sunset with a neon/glow in the dark painting activity on Friday and Saturday night!Join Noemi Robles at her booth to paint a colorful watercolor sunset. This is a fun, beginner friendly activity for all ages and will be available throughout the festival, while supplies last. There will be Father's day designs available, which make great handmade cards for Dad. The fun continues after sunset with a neon/glow in the dark painting activity on Friday and Saturday night!

Stephanie Blanco creates small tattoos that celebrate the richness of Latin culture. She offers a variety of designs (flash) that include inspiring phrases, beautiful flowers, and much more. These tattoos are a unique way to adorn the skin and pay tribute to our cultural heritage!
Clara Amezcua will be teaching attendees at her booth in El Mercadito how to make piñatas while supplies last. This is a fun and creative activity for all ages, where participants will learn traditional techniques to create their own piñatas. No prior experience is required, and at the end of the activity, you’ll be able to take your creation home! Come and enjoy this colorful and joyful experience!
Discover the art of relief printing with artist Ivan Ortega at his booth! Join us to learn the fundamentals of this exciting technique using styrofoam, ink, and paper. Get hands-on experience as you create your own unique prints. Don’t miss out—this activity is available while supplies last, so come early and unleash your creativity with Ivan!
Maria Gervacio will be demonstrating to festival attendees how to create beautiful flowers made from corn husks at her booth. This activity is a unique opportunity to learn traditional techniques and express your creativity. No prior experience is necessary; everyone is welcome to join and enjoy this fun craft. Take home your very own handmade flower!
Discover the art of wheel throwing at our interactive booth, where Kimball Art Center instructors will guide you through the basics of shaping and molding clay creations. Within this hands-on activity, participants will get the chance to learn the basics of ceramic making and try their hand at some introductory pottery techniques.