A residency program channeling Live in America’s ethos into a year-round, arts-family practice that contributes to the Springdale community via artistic growth, communal sharing, and warm hospitality.
Credit: Mikayla Whitmore
Live in America, Springdale crafts small-scale, approachable live performance and visual arts programming for our immediate neighborhood. Our residency site sits squarely in a Latinx community, and as Latinx arts leaders, we want to create artistic collaborations that speak to the Latinx and greater BIPOC community. Learn more about our programming.
All of my creations connect me to Marshallese traditions, history, people, and culture. My inspiration comes from the people.
Join us for a workshop exploring the origins of the Greedy Peasant, the glory of his holy costume kingdom, and our own costume memories and imaginings.
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Join us in performance chaos/glory!
Let’s look at the basics of self-care, your finances, and the future. We’ll work to build a personal philosophy to help you define your own success.
The building exterior is transformed into a space of radical refusal of the status quo that divides interior and exterior domestic environments, embracing instead a language of visual freedom and decoration.
HOW TO LEVITATE : Exploring the Magician Archetype Through Mask-Making and Illusion
With mural and portrait painting, Los Hermanos Vega: Rooted in Springdale is an ode to Virginia Vega and Eddie Vega, siblings who devoted many years to expanding and supporting the Latine community in Springdale.
Amalia Mondragón, a Juárez-El Paso based singer/songwriter, will share her study and practice of writing corridos, Mexican ballads that narrate historical events.
This pop-up exhibition will feature local and visiting NWA artists who together bring art out of galleries and onto the convenience store walls for all to enjoy.
Join Live in America, Springdale for Family Fiesta, a community event created by artists Justin Favela and Bertha Gutierrez.