Andrew will be participating with a new booth. Booth 86 on the plaza square. He has mentored 7 kids including his son and daughter (Xavier and Avina) please stop by and see them. (Please arrive early to sign up on his list if interested in purchasing art)

Andrew will be participating in the Smithsonian Folk Life Festival focusing on Religion, faith, spirituality and ethical humanism are important sources of creativity and meaning for many Americans. The crafts, food, music, dance and stories they animate can foster deep understanding and engagement. Conversely, they can also fuel social disaffection and disruption. In 2023, the festival will take a deep look at the “creative encounters” that arise from the diversity of religious and ethical humanist knowledge, experience and practice found throughout the United States. Similar to past festival programs, “Creative Encounters” will bring musicians, cooks, artisans, storytellers and other participants to share their lives, skills and practices as well as explore with visitors their own belief systems and how religion shapes their lives. The program is organized around the following themes: Makers of Faith, Sound Religion, Body and Spirit, Kitchen Theology and Futurisms.

Join Andrew for the 2021 Spanish Market: A Return to Tradition. July 30th and 31st on the Santa Fe Plaza. Booth 84 This will be the first year that Andrew’s son Xavier will be exhibiting in youth Market as well. ( Andrew will have a sign up list starting at 7AM for those looking to purchase art)