A Puerto Rican Artist: Latino Heritage Festival

Help and Information

For all my Latin Brothers and Sisters ( eljefe2) because of the on-going economic crisis I have decided to put this link here so you can check out some of the Latest information regarding the crisis.

The New Realm of Hunterseeker

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1. Rhode Island Latino.com
2. Libertad Digital TV Spain
3. Mi Barrio.org
4. Tony’s Home Page
5. Puertoricans .com
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Art Print

For all of my Puerto Rican readers and art fans you will be interested to know that you can view a number of my art prints at Galeria W. Labiosa in Old San Juan, 200 Tetuan Street, San Juan, Puerto Rico 00901-1517
Tel. ( 787 ) 721-2848.

This is one of my more popular prints ( below ) available there. The title is ” Buen dia don Roberto ” and is hand signed by me and measures 16” x 20”.

Tuesday, August 28, 2007

Latino Heritage Festival

This post is for my Latino Brothers and Sisters living in the wilds of Iowa! To tell you the truth I didn’t think that there were many Latino’s out there in the first place, but I found out that they actually have a Latin Heritage Festival there! That was news to me. Below are the details. For more information click here

General Information

Date
Saturday September 8, 2007
12Noon to 10PM

Sunday September 9, 2007
12Noon to 7PM

Admission
Adults: $5.00
Children 12 and under: Free

Location
Blank Park Zoo

History

The First Annual Latino Heritage Festival was held on May 25, 2002. This event was a setting which made Iowans aware of the positive aspects the Latino brings to the community. It served as a vehicle to unite various human service agencies, corporations, and other community entities that have tried to outreach to the Latino community. Local artists, and performers were able to show their talents. The festival was entertaining, cheerful, informative, and an enriching event that was enjoyed by thousands of participants regardless of age, race, ethnicity, creed, or gender. This event gave the Latino community a sense of accomplishment and ethnic pride. This event now has the distinction of not only being the largest Latino Festival in the state, but is the largest ethnic event in the state of Iowa.

Have Fun!