The 2023 Latino Arts Festival in Park City aims to connect the community through arts and culture by providing platforms for Latino artists to share their art and cultural traditions.
PARK CITY — Latino artists are invited to apply for Park City's 2023 Latino Arts Festival, which aims to provide platforms for Latino artists to share their cultural traditions.
"It's a great opportunity for Latino, Latina and Latinx artists to market themselves and get themselves out there. We encourage both established and emerging artists to participate," said Jocelyn Scudder, executive director of the Arts Council for Park City and Summit County. "When you think about how much our local Latino population contributes to our community, it's pretty massive.
"It's important for our community — not just as Latinos, Latinas and Latinx — but as Americans to know how diverse we are," Zavala said. "If we can find someone that is doing something really different from Argentina, Venezuela, from any of these places, we encourage them to apply and have a new platform, have a new audience, show people what we're doing as well — because it's not always the same.
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