Fandango Sin Fronteras

Fandango sin Fronteras has been an transnational and translocal exchange, or intercambio, between musicians, artists, and community workers from throughout the United States and Veracruz, Mexico. Its primary concept of organizing and exchange comes from  el fandango — the participatory performance-celebration of Veracruz’s son jarocho musical genre — which is to build community through participatory music.

The event will be outside of the Design Gallery as part of the Intercambios: Art, Stories and. Communidad Exhibition at Center for Design and Material Culture
Sponsored by: MECHA, Indigenous EcoWell Initiative, Morgridge Center, Division of Diversity, Equity & Educational Achievement, Chicano/a Latino/a Studies (CLS), LACIS, Division of the Arts, Institute for Regional and International Studies (IRIS), Centro Hispano, (Re)Generacion, Escalera.

Event organizers: Professor Carolina Sarmiento (Civil Society and Community Studies), Professor Carolyn Kallenborn (Design Studies) in the School of Human Ecology.