10th Annual Latino Art Fair

Celebrating Wisconsin Latino Artists

Colorful graphic reading Latino Art Fair

Saturday, May 4

5:30pm - 7:30pm

Overture Hall Lobby

Free

Age Recommendation

All Ages

Celebrate the rich roots of Latino art in culture at the 10th annual Latino Art Fair!

Talented musical artists from throughout South Central Wisconsin will perform traditional mariachi music and provide cultural musical instrument demonstrations. The free event will also feature Colombian music and dance to Celebrate Cinco De Mayo weekend in downtown Madison.

Enjoy these musical groups performing at the Latino Art Fair event on Saturday, May 4, 2024 from 5:30-7:30 pm.

Latino Arts Strings Program (Youth Mariachi):
The national award-winning Latino Arts Strings Program was established in the fall of 2002 at the United Community Center in Milwaukee. Created and directed by Dinorah Marquez, this pre-college music training program reaches more than 200 children ages five through 18. 

Cumbia Cachaca:
Cumbia Cachaca plays gaitas, traditional music, multi-percussion and computer. Great Colombian cumbia!

Mariachi Los Camperos:
Join us for an early evening celebrating the Golden Era of Mariachi music with Grammy award-winning Mariachi Los Camperos, led by Jesús “Chuy” Guzmán, considered by many to be among the finest mariachi ensembles in the world. Members of the ensemble will be giving a musical demonstration.

Presented by Latinos Organizing for Understanding and Development (LOUD), Madison Symphony Orchestra and Common Wealth Development.

This is a free event for the community.

Stay after the Latino Art Fair for a show!

Madison Symphony Orchestra - Fiesta Finale

Saturday, May 4, 8pm

Cinco de Mayo served as an inspirational springboard for this unique concert celebrating both Mexican music and heritage.

Composite image of an older man with light complexion in a suit & bowtie, next to a trio of men in mariachi outfits singing in front of an orchestra.

Photos

2019/20 Latino Art Fair
  • Two people both with medium complexion and dark long sleeve shirts standing behind a long table with a striped colorful tablecloth displaying small paintings at The Latino Art Fair.

Co-presented with Latinos Organizing for Understanding and Development (LOUD). LOUD is a statewide initiative focused on promoting collaboration between Latino arts and service organizations, artists and the communities in which they operate.

Upcoming Visual Arts Events

  • April 30

    Thursday

    Educational/Talks, Free Events, Visual Arts Spring 2026 Exhibitions Reception

    Overture Galleries

    Join us for a reception and artist talks celebrating the Spring 2026 Overture Galleries. Centered on storytelling, our Spring Exhibitions feature artists who translate personal narrative into book-based and ceramic sculptures, symbolic mixed-media works and more.

    5:30 PM
  • May 9

    Saturday

    Educational/Talks, Visual Arts Slow Art: Making Responsive Artist Books

    Overture Galleries

    Join us for a Slow Art experience beginning with a guided meditation in Wisconsin Studio, followed by a contemplative viewing of works by Gallery I artists Katherine Steichen Rosing and Sandra Schoen. The event concludes with a hands-on book-making workshop and reflection exercise led by the artists.

    10:00 AM