Partnership. Innovation. Celebratory Experience & Education.
From areas bursting with the history of its Latino residents, to communities that have produced vibrant culinary influences and iconic celebrations of culture, The Carolina's dynamic Latino community is made up of people from nearly every Spanish-speaking country around the globe. Together, we created our vision for social progress by building bridges between cultures, embracing diversity and creating more economically vibrant communities. We recognize the power of the arts to challenge and shift perceptions, spark creativity and connect people across cultures. |
We see how festivals that celebrate cultural awareness are making a lasting and direct impact in Asheville, Hendersonville and throughout western North Carolina. We’d like to share the big picture and the details of those facts with you. Come learn how the arts are transforming our communities, and our fellow citizens, for the better.
The following International Festivals celebrate cultural diversity with related educational and outreach activities. Our signature events boldly propel economic growth through brand partnerships and creative community development while celebrating cultural awareness. |
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Children's Day FestivalDate: April 26, 2020
Location: Jackson Park, Hendersonville The 20th Annual International Children's Day Festival is a multicultural event designed to respect children's personalities and to celebrate their happiness. Families will enjoy live entertainment, inflatables, kids raffles and delicious food from around the World. |
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Fiesta Hendersonville
Date: September 20, 2020
Location: Downtown Hendersonville FIESTA Hendersonville gives Henderson County a unique opportunity to experience the best of Latin American countries in their own backyard! Patrons can journey through over 20 represented countries and experience their people, music, art, food and culture. |
Dia De Los Muertos
Date: Oct. 31, 2020
Location: Downtown, Hendersonville Come and enjoy live music and dance, decorate sugar skulls, get your face painted, eat delicious food, enjoy family friendly games, and visit the stunning artistic altar installations created by community members paying homage to los muertos. |
Performing Artists applications for the 2020 festival season and programs are now open.
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