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Art Show Returns With Latin American Artists, Onsite Sales, Art Demos
The event is presented with Mexican Independence Day Celebration at Hotel Maya including a Live Mariachi Band strolling the property
Originally scheduled for Sunday, August 10, the free "Tianguis del Arte en el Hotel Maya" will now be on Sunday, September 17 from 12-3 p.m., in celebration of Mexican Independence Day Weekend with the artworks of more than 25 Latin American and guest artists offering their wares and showcasing their talents. In addition, guests can enjoy Fuego’s Sunday Brunch from 12-3 p.m., along with a live Mariachi Band on the waterfront patio and strolling on property.
"Tianguis del Arte en el Hotel Maya" features display stations presenting art for sale throughout the property and live painting demonstrations in Fuego and outdoors at The Esplanade and Luna Solstice, adjacent to the hotel lobby. Several artists will demonstrate their painting techniques on oversized communal canvases in each location. Live specialty music will also be performed during the day to enhance the authentic Latin American event.
“We are thrilled to once again welcome so many Latin American artists to the art market at Hotel Maya,” said Greg Guthrie, General Manager at Hotel Maya - a DoubleTree by Hilton. “This Mayapalooza event provides a space for artists to showcase their talents through live demonstrations and art presentations. We look forward to seeing everyone on September 17.”
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Among the many Latin American and guest artists participating in the "Tianguis del Arte en el Hotel Maya" are Jose Antonio Aguirre, Ezra Bejar, Laura Castanedo, Salvador Correa, Christina Covarrubia, Luis Manuel Díaz, Krisna Omejica Escobar, Blanca Huerta, MAJA, Abril Magaña, Benita Martinez, Isabel Martinez, Omar Martinez, Matt Sedillo, Karina Vazquez, and Carmen y Xóchitl.
Assisting in the arrangement of the "Tianguis del Arte en el Hotel Maya" and Latin American and guests artists’ appearance and participation is Margarita Medina, Program Director, and Jose Antonio Aguirre, Executive Director, of the Mexican Cultural Institute of Los Angeles, based in Los Angeles, Calif. The Mexican Cultural Institute and Casa de la Cultura Maya will also have a crafts and information table.
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"Tianguis del Arte en el Hotel Maya" is part of Hotel Maya’s “Mayapalooza” celebration during 2023 that includes live Mesoamerican dance performances, live animal interactions, art demonstrations, culinary experiences, live music, auto exhibition, interactive storytelling, academic lecture and other exciting events for both kids and adults to enjoy in Fuego or on hotel property.
Fuego, the modern, Latin infused indoor-outdoor restaurant, and lounge, offers a unique seaside setting featuring 13-foot-tall glass walls that fully retract with seating on the patio area. Fuego’s stunning open-air views and expansive patio seating include the Pacific Ocean, Long Beach skyline and Queen Mary. Fuego restaurant is open daily from 6am to 10pm Sunday – Thursday and 6am to 11pm Friday & Saturday. For reservations, please call 562-481-3910 or visit https://www.hotelmayalongbeach.com/fuego-restaurant or https://www.opentable.com/fuego-maya-hotel.
Hotel Maya – a DoubleTree by Hilton is located at 700 Queensway Drive, Long Beach, CA 90802. For additional information or to make room reservations, please call 562-435-7676, visit http://www.hotelmayalongbeach.com, like http://www.facebook.com/hotelmaya or follow on http://www.Instagram.com/hotelmaya.
