Tlaquepaque (pronounced T-la-keh-pah-keh, because yes, it’s as fun to say as it is to explore) is like someone uprooted a charming Spanish/Mexican village from its ... showcasing folk art from the ...

Work on a project that could cut water usage at Santa Fe's Railyard Park nearly in half is not expected to conflict with the upcoming International Folk Art Market.

Take a stroll beneath the vine-covered pergola outside SITE Santa Fe. At the end of the path, on your left, you’ll encounter ...

Now created on paper, cloth, and canvas, the art is known for bold outlines, bright colours, and detailed designs. Common themes include flowers, animals, gods, and stories from Indian epics ...

Alebrijes are larger-than-life Mexican folk sculptures, often made with paper and cardboard in a papier-mâché-like style, that depict imaginative creatures in bold colors and patterns.

From the magnificent jaguar of the Mesoamerican jungle to the humble alebrije of folk art, animals have played a profound role in shaping Mexican cultural identity for thousands of years. Mexico’s ...

Featuring interactive art station, an artist market, food trucks and more, the free festival's highlight involves artists inking carved woodblocks that are then printed by a 5-ton steamroller. Carney ...

Leor says never planned to own a store, but she's driven by a passion to share Mexican folk art with a bigger audience. "The reason [the store is] so full is because I love all of it," she said.

Bringing elements of Mexican folk art and tradition to the exhibit, Marván will craft two monumental alebrijes, bright and colorful sculptures of fantastical creatures first introduced by ...

“So, curanderismo is the art of Mexican folk healing. I like to call it more like Southwestern folk healing, too, because it’s totally embedded in New Mexico culture,” Noriega explained.

Welcome to one of the most exciting places on the planet. Mexico City is a thriller, a chaotic metropolis of history, culture, art, and all the rest, with some of the best street food imaginable ...