🎨 ¡Qué Rica la Cultura! | Panel Discussion 🎨
📍 Saturday, May 10 | 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM
📍 Artes de la Rosa | Rose Marine Theater
Join us for a powerful, one-of-a-kind conversation on the role of the arts in preserving culture, shaping neighborhood identity, and building vibrant, resilient communities.
Moderated by Dennis Chiessa (UTA School of Architecture), this panel features acclaimed artists whose work explores the intersection of memory, culture, and contemporary life:
✨ Einar and Jamex de la Torre – internationally renowned brothers known for their bold, mixed-media glasswork
🎨 Carlos Donjuan – painter, muralist, and co-founder of Sour Grapes crew
🖼️ Arnoldo Hurtado Escobar – Fort Worth artist and cultural producer
🖌️ Benito Huerta – painter, curator, and longtime advocate for Latino artists
This event is FREE and open to the public. Hosted by the Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce in partnership with Artes de la Rosa, SiNaCa Studios, and UT Arlington.
Following the panel, invited guests will attend the ¡Qué Rica la Cultura! Luncheon — a curated culinary and cultural experience hosted by Jorge Baldor, Anette Landeros, and chefs Juan Rodriguez of Magdalena’s and Marios Hedary of Byblos.
🍽️ Luncheon Info & RSVP:
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https://business.fwhcc.org/events/details/2025-qu%C3%A9-rica-la-cultura-luncheon-5118542
And to close out the day:
🔥 Glass Art Demonstration | 6–9 PM
📍 SiNaCa Studios | Near Southside Arts District
Einar and Jamex de la Torre will present a free, public glass art demonstration — creating a new work live while sharing insight into their process, inspirations, and use of glass as a storytelling medium.
🎟️ Free registration for the panel:
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https://business.fwhcc.org/events/details/2025-qu%C3%A9-rica-la-cultura-panel-discussion-5118541
Come celebrate culture, creativity, and community in the heart of Fort Worth’s Historic Northside. 💥
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