Sinopsis The José Limón International Dance Festival was founded in 1986 with the primary objective of honoring and disseminating the legacy of the prominent Mexican dancer and choreographer José Limón, originally from Culiacán, Sinaloa. To date, it has established itself as one of the most important dance events in Mexico. This festival seeks to promote and enrich the contemporary dance scene nationally and internationally and plays a crucial role in disseminating contemporary dance and developing audiences interested in this artistic discipline. The José Limón Festival takes place in various cities in the state of Sinaloa, including Culiacán, Mazatlán, and Los Mochis, with the participation of renowned companies and dancers from various countries, allowing for an enriching cultural and artistic exchange. In addition to dance performances, the festival includes a variety of activities, such as the presentation of the Culiacán Choreography Award and the José Limón National Dance Award. Exhibitions and book presentations, a meeting of academies, artistic residencies, and ensembles with dancers from across the country. Category Teens and Adults Category Dance Location Teatro Ángela Peralta

Sinopsis Pipa, a free-spirited, red-haired, orphaned girl, lives exciting adventures while waiting for the return of her father, a sailor. Through the gifts he brings her from his travels, Pipa imagines fantastic worlds, filled with pirates, Indians, and rag dolls. Despite her rebelliousness, Pipa is a kind-hearted girl who spreads joy to everyone around her. She wears one stocking of one color and one of another. Category Teens and Adults Category Ballet Location Teatro Ángela Peralta Cost Orchestra $300 pesos 1st balcony $250 pesos 2nd balcony $200 pesos 3rd balcony $150 pesos

Sinopsis Synopsis This festival seeks to promote and enrich the contemporary dance scene nationally and internationally and plays a crucial role in the dissemination of contemporary dance and in the formation of audiences interested in this artistic discipline. The José Limón Festival takes place in different cities of the state of Sinaloa, including Culiacán, Mazatlán and Los Mochis with the participation of renowned companies and dancers from various countries, which allows an enriching cultural and artistic exchange. In addition to the dance presentations, the festival includes a variety of activities, such as the presentation of the Culiacán Choreography Award and the José Limón National Dance Award; exhibitions and book presentations, the meeting of academies, artistic residencies and ensembles with dancers from all over the country.

Sinopsis Synopsis This festival seeks to promote and enrich the contemporary dance scene nationally and internationally and plays a crucial role in the dissemination of contemporary dance and in the formation of audiences interested in this artistic discipline. The José Limón Festival takes place in different cities of the state of Sinaloa, including Culiacán, Mazatlán and Los Mochis with the participation of renowned companies and dancers from various countries, which allows an enriching cultural and artistic exchange. In addition to the dance presentations, the festival includes a variety of activities, such as the presentation of the Culiacán Choreography Award and the José Limón National Dance Award; exhibitions and book presentations, the meeting of academies, artistic residencies and ensembles with dancers from all over the country.

Sinopsis Synopsis This festival seeks to promote and enrich the contemporary dance scene nationally and internationally and plays a crucial role in the dissemination of contemporary dance and in the formation of audiences interested in this artistic discipline. The José Limón Festival takes place in different cities of the state of Sinaloa, including Culiacán, Mazatlán and Los Mochis with the participation of renowned companies and dancers from various countries, which allows an enriching cultural and artistic exchange. In addition to the dance presentations, the festival includes a variety of activities, such as the presentation of the Culiacán Choreography Award and the José Limón National Dance Award; exhibitions and book presentations, the meeting of academies, artistic residencies and ensembles with dancers from all over the country.

Sinopsis This festival seeks to promote and enrich the contemporary dance scene nationally and internationally and plays a crucial role in the dissemination of contemporary dance and in the formation of audiences interested in this artistic discipline. The José Limón Festival takes place in different cities of the state of Sinaloa, including Culiacán, Mazatlán and Los Mochis with the participation of renowned companies and dancers from various countries, which allows an enriching cultural and artistic exchange. In addition to the dance presentations, the festival includes a variety of activities, such as the presentation of the Culiacán Choreography Award and the José Limón National Dance Award; exhibitions and book presentations, the meeting of academies, artistic residencies and ensembles with dancers from all over the country.

Sinopsis This festival seeks to promote and enrich the contemporary dance scene nationally and internationally and plays a crucial role in the dissemination of contemporary dance and in the formation of audiences interested in this artistic discipline. The José Limón Festival takes place in different cities of the state of Sinaloa, including Culiacán, Mazatlán and Los Mochis with the participation of renowned companies and dancers from various countries, which allows an enriching cultural and artistic exchange. In addition to the dance presentations, the festival includes a variety of activities, such as the presentation of the Culiacán Choreography Award and the José Limón National Dance Award; exhibitions and book presentations, the meeting of academies, artistic residencies and ensembles with dancers from all over the country.

Sinopsis This festival seeks to promote and enrich the contemporary dance scene nationally and internationally and plays a crucial role in the dissemination of contemporary dance and in the formation of audiences interested in this artistic discipline. The José Limón Festival takes place in different cities of the state of Sinaloa, including Culiacán, Mazatlán and Los Mochis with the participation of renowned companies and dancers from various countries, which allows an enriching cultural and artistic exchange. In addition to the dance presentations, the festival includes a variety of activities, such as the presentation of the Culiacán Choreography Award and the José Limón National Dance Award; exhibitions and book presentations, the meeting of academies, artistic residencies and ensembles with dancers from all over the country.

Sinopsis With their rhythm and emotional melodies, the musicians of the Camerata Mazatlánn directed by maestro Sergio Freeman will generate an atmosphere of romanticism and nostalgia to transport the audience to past times through the interpretation of: Tango Ballet and Piazolla by Astor Piazzolla, Por una cabeza -Carlos Gardel-, Sobre las Olas -Juventino Rosas-, Vals Emperador -Johann Strauss-, Danzón 4 -Arturo Márquez- and Sones del Mariachi by Blas Galindo, among others. Cost Cost Orchestra $300 pesos 1st balcony $250 pesos 2nd balcony $200 pesos 3rd balcony $150 pesos

Sinopsis Produced by Oscar Castro and written by Jorge Chavarín, under the direction of Jorge and Emmanuel García, it introduces us to Sebastián, a firefighter played by Chavarín himself, who struggles with the consequences of his profession and his own inner demons. With an approximate duration of 50 minutes, this monologue in one act, with a striking lighting design by Emmanuel García. The play invites reflection on mental health and resilience, posing the question: "To be reborn in life or to die with it?".Don't miss this unique theatrical experience that promises to touch the viewer's heartstrings. Cost General admission $100 pesos

Sinopsis This work immerses us in the life of Sofia, an astronomy museum guide whose existence is marked by job disappointment, failed relationships and problematic self-indulgence. The play, with a duration of 45 minutes, is a deep exploration of human emotions, masterfully interpreted by Yareli Michelle, Rya, Diana Parker and Ángel Inzunza. Under the direction, dramaturgy and lighting of Emmanuel García, "Neptune Has Rings" promises to take the audience on an emotional journey, where astronomy becomes a metaphor for the complexities of life. Direction, dramaturgy and lighting: Emmanuel García Acting Ensemble: Yareli Michelle, Rya, Diana Parker and Ángel Inzunza General admission $100 pesos

Sinopsis Synopsis The Sombras y Focos Collective will make its debut at the Local Theater Showcase, as part of Spring Season 2025, presenting the powerful play "Ojo de Res," by renowned Mazatlan playwright Manolo Díaz. Credits: Playwright and Director: Manolo Díaz Acting Ensemble: Ángel Inzunza Alonso Caro Silvestre Trujillo Production: Instituto Municipal de Cultura, Turismo y Arte de Mazatlan Cost General Admission $100 pesos

Sinopsis With a stellar cast featuring Dunelí Bastidas, Gloria Manyula, and Juan Martínez, and production, set design, and lighting by Alfredo Vergara, "Los Cabos Bye Bye!" immerses us in the lives of La Magda and La Eli, two friends who share an apartment in Mazatlán and a passion for African dance. The plot addresses relevant topics such as workplace and sexual harassment in the tourism industry. Eli, harassed by her superior, Don Demerich, faces a difficult decision: accept a promotion in Los Cabos in exchange for becoming his lover, or risk losing her job. Upon learning of the situation, La Magda devises a risky plan that tests their friendship and values. A play that invites reflection on the condition of women in today's work environment, where the glamour of the tourism and recreation industries obscures difficult realities. Duration: 1 hour and 10 minutes Audience: Teens and adults Credits: Playwriting and direction: Ernesto Trejo Actor: Dunelí Bastidas, Gloria Manyula, and Juan Martínez Production, set design, and lighting: Alfredo Vergara Choreography: Juan Martínez Cost General admission: $100 pesos

Sinopsis Tony and Dakota, two former partners in dreams and onstage, whose lives have taken opposite paths. Dakota has achieved stardom, while Tony lives in resentment and doubt. One night, Tony decides to confront Dakota, kidnapping her and triggering a confrontation where past and traumas will come to light. Starring Anna Karenina (Dakota) and Oscar Castro (Tony), "Dakota" is a 70-minute play that explores the complexities of ambition, envy, and forgiveness. Duration: 70 minutes Audience: Ages 15+ Credits: Production: Oscar Castro Director: Sebastián Sánchez Torres Starring: Anna Karenina (Dakota) Oscar Castro (Tony) Assistant Director: Oscar Castro and Anna Karenina Cost General Admission: $100 pesos

Sinopsis An exhibition celebrating the talent and dedication of the adult students in its visual arts workshops. The exhibition will remain open until June 14th. The result of the work completed during the current school year by students in Miguel Flores' drawing and painting workshops, and Luis Ángel Leyva's painting and sculpture workshops. The exhibition offers a visual journey through a variety of formats and techniques, including oil and acrylic, exploring diverse techniques and styles. Each work is a testament to the passion and commitment of these adult artists, who have found in art a space for expression and personal growth. Cost Free Admission

Sinopsis Get ready for a unique night of theater full of surprises. The Local Theater Showcase 2025 presents "Río de Comedias," an improvisational theater experience that promises to make you laugh out loud. The event is Friday, May 16th at 7:00 PM at the iconic Casa Haas. The Río a Trote Company, made up of talented actresses Dulce Guzmán and Michelle Moreno, will take the stage to create a completely new play based on the audience's experiences. How will they do it? A volunteer from the audience will share a life-changing event, and from there, the magic of improvisation will bring a unique comedy to life. Live music will be a key element of this experience. Lobito Arias on bass and Abraham Medina on percussion will accompany each scene, creating atmospheres and rhythms that will complement the narrative. From rap and song to poetry and object theater, music will merge with improvisation to offer a dynamic and captivating show. "Río de Comedias" is not to be missed because each performance is unique, created in the moment, ensuring a fresh and exciting experience. Prepare to laugh at the actresses' wit and spontaneity. The combination of theater and music creates an immersive and vibrant atmosphere. The Instituto de Cultura de Mazatlan invites you to be part of the creation of the play by sharing your own story. Cost General Admission $100 pesos

Sinopsis Although the ballet is called Don Quixote, the protagonist is not the famous nobleman or his squire Sancho, but a woman named Kitri. Kitri is a brave woman, capable of saying no, she takes a chance on what she wants, and is in love with the barber Basilio, but her father wants to force her to marry the young bourgeois Camacho, known as Gamache in the ballet. The influence of Spanish dance is noticeable in the ballet Don Quixote, as Marius Petipa dressed the characters in traditional attire and accessories such as castanets, fans, and flowers on their heads. Staging based on the original version: Lic. Zoila Fernández Fernández Music: Ludwig Minkus Performers: Classical Ballet Company of the Mazatlán Instituto de Cultura y Municipal School of Classical Ballet Kitri: Sandra Fernández / Martha Alcaraz Basilio: Oscar Treto Hevia / Carlos Claramunt Camacho: Manuel Hernandez Kitri's friends: Pamela Aguirre Talavera, Stephany Martínez Hurtado, Aramara Monserrath Ayala Verde Bullfighters: Juan Carlos Santiago, Carlos Cervantes Trejo, Carlos Claramunt, Oscar Treto Hevia Sword: Gean Lee Panchi Balseca Mercedes: Martha Mariana Romero Iribe / Stephany Martínez Hurtado Cupid: Aramara Ayala Hernández Driad Queen: Pamela Aguirre Talavera. Special participation as a dance troupe of students from the Municipal School of Classical Ballet Cost Orchestra $400 pesos 1st balcony $350 pesos 2nd balcony $300 pesos 3rd balcony $200 pesos

Sinopsis A play based on true events, an intimate and powerful theatrical experience that promises to touch the audience's deepest hearts. The Los Pata Salada Collective, under the playwright and direction of Manolo Díaz, brings to the stage the talented actresses Dulce "La Chula" Guzmán and Monserrat Cuellar, who play Nene and Nina. These sisters embark on a journey on "La bala," a train that becomes the setting for an unforgettable story. A 1982 derailment in Nayarit cuts short their trip, but marks the beginning of a journey through memory and family ties. Actresses Dulce Guzmán and Monserrat Cuellar deliver moving and nuanced performances. Manolo Díaz's masterful direction creates an intimate and emotional atmosphere that envelops the audience. Credits: Playwright and director: Manolo Díaz. Production: Los Pata Salada Collective. Cast: Dulce Guzmán and Monserrat Cuellar. Assistant Director: Erick Díaz. Running Time: 80 minutes. Cost General Admission: $100 pesos

Sinopsis Although the ballet is called Don Quixote, the protagonist is not the famous nobleman or his squire Sancho, but a woman named Kitri. Kitri is a brave woman, capable of saying no, she takes a chance on what she wants, and is in love with the barber Basilio, but her father wants to force her to marry the young bourgeois Camacho, known as Gamache in the ballet. The influence of Spanish dance is noticeable in the ballet Don Quixote, as Marius Petipa dressed the characters in traditional attire and accessories such as castanets, fans, and flowers on their heads. Staging based on the original version: Lic. Zoila Fernández Fernández Music: Ludwig Minkus Performers: Classical Ballet Company of the Mazatlán Instituto de Cultura y Municipal School of Classical Ballet Kitri: Sandra Fernández / Martha Alcaraz Basilio: Oscar Treto Hevia / Carlos Claramunt Camacho: Manuel Hernandez Kitri's friends: Pamela Aguirre Talavera, Stephany Martínez Hurtado, Aramara Monserrath Ayala Verde Bullfighters: Juan Carlos Santiago, Carlos Cervantes Trejo, Carlos Claramunt, Oscar Treto Hevia Sword: Gean Lee Panchi Balseca Mercedes: Martha Mariana Romero Iribe / Stephany Martínez Hurtado Cupid: Aramara Ayala Hernández Driad Queen: Pamela Aguirre Talavera. Special participation as a dance troupe of students from the Municipal School of Classical Ballet Date 17 mayo, 2025 - 08:00 pm Cost Orchestra $400 pesos 1st balcony $350 pesos 2nd balcony $300 pesos 3rd balcony $200 pesos

Sinopsis Under the direction of the renowned Alfredo Vergara and penned by Héctor Luna, "I Am Alicia" introduces us to a girl eager for adventure, tired of books and studying. Alicia longs for a life full of fun and, above all, going to a party. In her search, she will enter a world of peculiar and mysterious characters, where her conscience will be her best guide. With a cast of nine talented actors, Merequetengue Teatro promises a staging full of magic, humor, and reflections on the importance of fun and authenticity. Large cast: Nine actors on stage bring to life a world of unforgettable characters. The expert direction of Alfredo Vergara, a director with extensive experience, guarantees a quality staging. Cost General Admission $100 pesos

Sinopsis Cristhian Rodríguez, a multifaceted creator, presents one of his most beloved plays, with more than 200 performances and national critical acclaim. "Marinos" has been recognized as the best gay play of the year by the Sexual Diversity Circuit (CIDISEX) in Mexico, thanks to its intelligent humor and message of inclusion. The play transports us to a naval barracks, where six men deal with the sexist and homophobic regime of Captain Torrijas. The arrival of the Mazatlán International Carnaval unleashes a series of entanglements, lies, and secrets that will change their lives forever. "Marinos" is much more than a comedy. It is an invitation to come out of the closet, to be oneself, and to love unconditionally. Through laughter, the play guides us toward a powerful message of freedom and authenticity, resonating especially with the LGBTIQA+ community and anyone who seeks to live fully. The play celebrates diversity and the freedom to be oneself. Credits: Director: Cristhian Rodríguez Production: Sin Etiquetas Company Cast: Ángel Inzunza, Sebastián Sánchez, Oscar Osuna, Alonso Caro, Víctor Vizcarra, Christian Rodríguez Cost General Admission: $100 pesos

Sinopsis An exhibition celebrating the talent and creativity of the children in the children's fine arts workshops. The exhibition will remain open until June 13th. With approximately 40 children exhibiting their works, "Discovering Brushstrokes" is a unique opportunity to appreciate the artistic potential of the new generations and enjoy the freshness and spontaneity of children's art. The exhibition features a variety of works made with acrylic paint on wood, where the children have experimented with various techniques and addressed themes ranging from landscapes and animals to characters and scenes from everyday life. Additionally, works from the children's sculpture workshop led by teacher Cecilia García will be on display, showcasing the versatility and talent of these young artists. Cost Free Admission

Sinopsis Young film buffs and music lovers will experience something that will touch their hearts. The Camerata Mazatlán will offer an epic concert featuring soundtracks that have brought favorite films to life. During this concert, musicians from the Camerata Mazatlán will surprise the audience with soundtracks that have remained etched in the collective memory, associated with beloved scenes and characters. Cost Orchestra $300 pesos 1st balcony $250 pesos 2nd balcony $200 pesos 3rd balcony $150 pesos

Sinopsis The soloists of the Ángela Peralta Choir, accompanied by maestro Sergio Castellanos on piano, will lead the audience on a musical journey through the bolero, a genre that touches the heart and awakens the deepest feelings. That evening, the repertoire will include classic and contemporary boleros, creating an atmosphere of connection and nostalgia. The bolero, with its passionate lyrics and enveloping melodies, has been the language of love and heartbreak for generations. That evening, let yourself be carried away by the magic of its notes and relive unforgettable moments. Prepare to sing, sigh, and be swept away by the magic of music. Cost General Admission $200 pesos

Sinopsis A work of immense beauty and meaning, this medieval liturgical poem describes the Virgin Mary's sorrow at the crucifixion of her son, Jesus Christ. The music, composed by various composers throughout history, has captured the essence of this text with moving beauty and depth. On this occasion, the performance will be led by the Youth Symphony Orchestra of the Instituto Municipal de Cultura, Turismo y Arte de Mazatlan under the direction of maestro Juan Carlos Chavarría. Soprano Vanessa Gama and mezzo-soprano Rose Ferreiro, renowned for their talent and artistic sensitivity, will bring the characters of this story to life with their angelic voices. Their performance promises to be an emotional journey that will transport the audience to a state of contemplation and reflection. "Stabat Mater" is a work that evokes a wide range of emotions: from sadness and pain to hope and redemption. The music, with its lyricism and drama, creates an atmosphere of profound spirituality that invites introspection. Cost General Admission $150 pesos

Sinopsis Mazatlecan mezzo-soprano Sarah Holcombe and guest artists will lead a magical and unforgettable evening through a musical journey that will awaken the audience's deepest emotions. 'In the Moonlight' is a concert where Italian music, jazz, and traditional boleros merge under the moonlight, creating a dreamlike atmosphere. Accompanied by the prestigious Camerata Mazatlán, under the baton of Maestro Sergio Freeman, and with the special participation of talented singers Rebeca de Rueda (soprano), Eduardo Tapia (tenor), and José Miguel Valenzuela (bass), Sarah Holcombe will perform iconic songs such as "O Sole Mio," "Torna Surriento," "Júrame," "Piel Canela," and the unforgettable "Fly Me to the Moon." Cost Orchestra $350 pesos 1st balcony $300 pesos 2nd balcony $250 pesos 3rd balcony $200 pesos

Sinopsis Mahler's Symphony No. 4 is a thought-provoking work on innocence, beauty, and the pursuit of happiness. The talented musicians of the Camerata Mazatlán, under the direction of Maestro Sergio Freeman, will bring to life this masterpiece of the symphonic repertoire. The symphony evokes a world of purity and simplicity, capturing a child's perspective on the world. Through his music, Mahler seeks to convey the innocence and joy that characterize childhood. The symphony's fourth movement, which includes a lied sung by a soprano, is based on the poem "Das himmlische Leben" ("The Heavenly Life") from "Des Knaben Wunderhorn." This movement describes an idealized vision of heaven, a place of happiness and abundance. Despite its apparent simplicity, the symphony also contains elements of contrast and duality. Mahler explores the tension between innocence and experience, joy and melancholy. Cost Orchestra $300 pesos 1st balcony $250 pesos 2nd balcony $200 pesos 3rd balcony $150 pesos

Sinopsis The play tells the story of Hansel and Gretel, who, lost in the woods, find a house made of candy and cookies. Upon approaching, they are tricked by the owner, a witch, who tries to eat them. Finally, they are saved by devising a plan and are reunited with their parents, who were saddened by their absence. Cost Orchestra $350 pesos 1st Balcony $300 pesos 2nd Balcony $250 pesos 3rd Balcony $200 pesos

Sinopsis The play tells the story of Hansel and Gretel, who, lost in the woods, find a house made of candy and cookies. Upon approaching, they are tricked by the owner, a witch, who tries to eat them. Finally, they are saved by devising a plan and are reunited with their parents, who were saddened by their absence. Cost Orchestra $350 pesos 1st Balcony $300 pesos 2nd Balcony $250 pesos 3rd Balcony $200 pesos

Sinopsis The result of the work carried out during the current school year by students in the CMA's fine arts workshops. Under the guidance of teachers Miguel Flores, Abraham López, and Cecilia García in the youth sculpture workshop, the teenagers have explored various techniques and formats, creating works that reflect their unique vision of the world. Each student has carefully selected the works they consider their best, making this exhibition a reflection of their individuality and artistic growth. "Visions in Color" showcases the diversity of styles and creative freedom fostered in the CMA workshops. It is an opportunity to appreciate the emerging talent and passion for art that flourishes in its teen workshops. Cost Free Admission

Sinopsis A musical experience that promises to transport audiences to the magical and emotional worlds of the acclaimed Studio Ghibli. Through live performances, a talented ensemble of musicians, led by pianist Sergio Castellanos and soprano Marisol Calles, will relive the most iconic moments from films such as 'My Neighbor Totoro,' 'Spirited Away,' and 'Princess Mononoke.' The program will include pieces such as 'A Town with an Ocean View,' 'The Legend of Ashitaka,' 'Mononoke Princess,' 'Dragon Boy,' 'Mother of the Sea,' and 'Merry Go Round of Life,' among many others, creating an unforgettable experience for all audiences. Sergio Castellanos – pianist Marysol Calles – soprano Adriana Arámburo – violin Frida Zebadua – violin Orlando Idrovo – cello Date 19 junio, 2025 - 07:00 pm Cost General admission $250 pesos

Sinopsis A musical experience that promises to transport audiences to the magical and emotional worlds of the acclaimed Studio Ghibli. Through live performances, a talented ensemble of musicians, led by pianist Sergio Castellanos and soprano Marisol Calles, will relive the most iconic moments from films such as 'My Neighbor Totoro,' 'Spirited Away,' and 'Princess Mononoke.' The program will include pieces such as 'A Town with an Ocean View,' 'The Legend of Ashitaka,' 'Mononoke Princess,' 'Dragon Boy,' 'Mother of the Sea,' and 'Merry Go Round of Life,' among many others, creating an unforgettable experience for all audiences. Sergio Castellanos – pianist Marysol Calles – soprano Adriana Arámburo – violin Frida Zebadua – violin Orlando Idrovo – cello Cost General admission $250 pesos

Sinopsis An unforgettable evening where classic tales come to life through music. “Cinderella and Aurora: Story Opera” will be a magical event not to be missed. Enjoy the enchanting stories of Cinderella and Aurora in an operatic adaptation that will transport audiences to a world of fantasy. Date 21 junio, 2025 - 07:00 pm Cost General Admission $150 pesos

Sinopsis The Mazatlán Professional School will present its end-of-year performance as part of its closing activities, culminating in a year's worth of work. The performance will consist of pieces created by EPDM resident choreographers, specifically for young artists in training, and works created by the students themselves. These pieces speak to the inner world of their creators, posing questions about identity, loneliness, irony, fragility, and catharsis. This creates multiple ecosystems where we can appreciate the different natures of each piece and how they converge in a single place: dance. Cost General Admission $200 pesos

Sinopsis Immerse yourself in a world where reality and fantasy intertwine. Through endearing characters and everyday situations, this play, written by Manolo Díaz, is based on the students' own experiences. The play will reflect on dreams and a goal achieved. Cost General Admission $200 pesos

Sinopsis An exhibition that marks the culmination of three years of training for nine talented students graduating as Fine Arts Technicians. Each of them has carefully selected the works that best represent their artistic evolution and personal vision. This exhibition is a testament to their dedication, their passion for art, and their growth as artists. Cost Free Admission