Information about
¡Carnaval
Santa Fe! - It's Time To Play!
¡CARNAVAL Santa Fe! - It's Time To Play! is an annual community
event in Santa Fe from November 11 until Ash Wednesday
¡CARNAVAL Santa Fe! - It's Time To Play! includes Parties,
Costume Making, Community Events, Museum, Restaurant and Business
Participation and Exhibits.
¡CARNAVAL Santa Fe! - It's Time To Play! originated with the Museum
of International Folk Art's
¡CARNAVAL!
exhibit (Each of these two links will open in another window
that is not part of this website) opening
Friday November 19, 2004 and curated by the hardest working team member,
Barbara Mauldin, Curator of Latin American Collections. ¡CARNAVAL SANTA
FE! is a collaborative project of the Museum of International Folk Art, the
City of Santa Fe Convention and Visitor’s Bureau and the independent ¡CARNAVAL
SANTA FE! committee. It highlights educational and entertainment opportunities
for New Mexico residents and visitors and encourages travel to Santa Fe.
In addition to sponsoring special events during the 2005 Carnival season, ¡CARNAVAL
SANTA FE! will feature special Carnival-related activities throughout the
community from May to August 2005.
"This exhibition is about PLAY,” says ¡CARNAVAL! curator Barbara Mauldin, the museum’s curator of Latin American
folk art. “All Carnival participants have the opportunity
to leave the everyday world, become someone else, and behave in unusual
ways. We are encouraging groups in Santa Fe to form masquerade brigades
and make the most of ¡CARNAVAL SANTA FE!”
¡CARNAVAL Santa Fe! - It's Time To Play! would like to
thank
Masquerade Brigade Committee Chairs and Members: Ann Church, Samsunshine
Levy, Ellen Lampert;
and the
Business Committee Chair and Members including Janey Potts, Tom Aageson,
Joyce Ice
as well as Barbara Mauldin, Joyce Ice, Carmella Padilla, Aurelia Gomez, Laura May and everybody
else at MOIFA, all of whom, without whose help, none of this would be possible!
Blu 102.9 has
been a generour sponsor of several Carnaval Santa Fe events, radio updates
and broadcast of our events. See many other participating businesses on the treasure hunt
and partners pages of this website.
Partial funding by the City of Santa Fe Arts Commission and the 1% Lodger's Tax.
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