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Presented alongside NaLa Noches: Latin Music, grab tacos & drinks, and settle in for a festive fall evening making art with MoCA Arlington.
Presented as part of the region’s Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations, each session offers hands-on artmaking inspired by folk crafts and traditions from across Latin America and South America. Enjoy alongside live Latin music, tacos, drinks, and plenty of time to relax and enjoy the park. Bring your friends, a lawn chair, or a picnic and spend a fall evening making art at Met Park with us.
Presented alongside NaLa Noches: Latin Music Series by National Landing BID. Musical artists are listed with the featured art making activity for each date:
September 17:
Talavera Pottery-Style Clay Crafts // sculpt decorative pieces with air dry clay!
Musical artists: René Ibáñez & Cubano Groove (Latin Jazz)
September 24:
Artist Spotlight: David Amoroso -- Papel Amate Inspired Painting // paint vibrant scenes of flora + fauna on natural paper.
Musical artists: Punto i Aparte (Salsa Merengue)
October 1:
Artist Spotlight: Michelle Espinoza -- Corn Husk Flowers // craft flowers out of corn husks.
Musical artists: Orquesta Manplesa (Salsa)
October 8:
Artist Spotlight: Jaqui Falkenheim -- Little Houses on Caminito Street // color and collage houses inspired by Caminito Street in La Boca, Buenos Aires!
Musical artists: Monte Cimarrón (Cuban Son/Salsa)
October 15:
Mini-Nicho Shadow Boxes // create a personal little shrine with colorful embellishments!
Musical artists: Son Cubano Subterráneo (Cuban Son)
Free to attend. No experience required. All supplies are provided.
Location: Held on the "central green" at Metropolitan Park
Join us for a special BuildHER community night celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month through food, culture, connection, and sisterhood.
Sazón & Sisterhood: A BuildHER Potluck 🤎
📅 September 10
⏰ 6:00–8:00 PM
📍 Morek Showroom
Join us for a special BuildHER community night celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month through food, culture, connection, and sisterhood.
Sazón & Sisterhood is a potluck-style gathering where we can slow down, share a meal, celebrate our roots, and connect with other women in the community beyond business.
Bring:
• A dish, dessert, or drink to share
• Your business cards
• Your story, your culture, and your appetite 🤎
Come ready to meet someone new, share what you’re building, support another woman, and enjoy an evening around the table together.
Whether you’re bringing a family recipe, something that represents your culture, or simply a favorite dish, there’s a seat for you.
Come for the sazón. Stay for the sisterhood. 🤎
Join us for the "Celebrating Hispanic Heritage: Voices Through Visuals" art exhibit opening reception at Del Ray Artisans gallery.
The Celebrating Hispanic Heritage: Voices Through Visuals exhibition celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month by honoring the rich culture, traditions, resilience, and artistic contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities. Through a diverse range of media and perspectives, the exhibit explores themes such as heritage, migration, family, cultural pride, and transformation. Each work contributes to a visual dialogue that connects past and present while highlighting the evolving narratives of Hispanic communities.
Cuban-American artist, F. Lennox Campello, will be selecting the artist awards for this exhibition. Mr. Campello is a well-known artist, curator, critic and prominent voice in the DMV art scene.
Join us for the opening reception on Friday, September 4, between 7-9pm to meet curator Laura Ramirez-Drain and the exhibiting artists. Mark your calendar now or set a reminder through Eventbrite (select the "Reserve a spot" button on this page - tickets are not required to attend).
The Celebrating Hispanic Heritage: Voices Through Visuals art exhibit runs from September 4–26, 2026 at Del Ray Artisans gallery in the Colasanto Center, 2704 Mount Vernon Avenue, Alexandria, Virginia 22301. Gallery hours are Thursday 12-6pm, Friday 12-9pm, Saturday 12-6pm, and Sunday 12-6pm (closed on September 27).
The gallery is free, open to the public, and accessible. Del Ray Artisans, a 501(3)(c) nonprofit organization whose mission is to promote art for the benefit of artists and the community.
Serving as The Voice for Hispanic Real Estate®, NAHREP Northern Virginia Chapter operates as a proud champion of homeownership and economic opportunity for the Hispanic community throughout San Diego and surrounding areas. This organization is built on a foundation of community commitment, recognizing that homeownership represents a pathway to wealth building and family stability within Hispanic households. NAHREP Northern Virginia Chapter mobilizes community outreach efforts that connect prospective homebuyers with qualified real estate professionals who understand their unique needs and cultural context. The Chapter's mission extends beyond transactions to fostering genuine relationships between real estate professionals and the communities they serve in San Diego. Supported by dedicated Board of Directors members, engaged chapter members, and generous sponsors, NAHREP Northern Virginia creates spaces where professional growth and community service intersect. The organization believes that expanding access to real estate expertise within the Hispanic community strengthens neighborhoods and builds generational wealth. Through consistent community engagement and educational initiatives, NAHREP Northern Virginia demonstrates that real estate professionals can simultaneously advance their careers while making meaningful contributions to their communities.
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