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Invisible in Plain Sight | Invisible a Plena Vista
Invisible in Plain Sight – Invisible a Plena Vista is a journey into the secrets, untold stories, and pain points of the immigrant experience in the Teton region. This photojournalism exhibition will share the underbelly of the American Dream and ask the question, “what price was paid to live in the wealthiest county in the United States?”
Western Heritage Mural Unveiling
Dan Toro has been selected to paint the western heritage mural for the new Teton County Fairgrounds Community Building. Toro, based in Laramie, Wyoming, will paint the mural in April. On May 23rd, all community members are invited to join for the unveiling of the mural at the Chamber Mixer in the Community Building from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m.
No Longer Invisible: A Community Discussion
Hear from the immigrant families who participated in Invisible in Plain Sight as they share their experiences living in Teton County. The event will include the premiere of the Invisible in Plain Sight film, and a bilingual panel discussion with participants. El Salvadoran tamales and pupusas, a Mexican dessert, and Puerto Rican Coquito will be served.
Tlaxcala Murals Opening: PATH22 Skyline Underpass
Please join JH Community Pathways and JH Public Art to celebrate the installation of two new murals from Tlaxcala, Mexico. The murals were completed by artists Pedro Avelino Alcántara and Francisco Jesús Saldaña Perez. JH Public Art has been working with Pedro and Francisco for two years to oversee the completion of these murals.
Pedro will be here in person to celebrate the opening of these two new murals celebrating cultural exchange between our communities.
JH Public Art Moonshot 5x5
7:00 PM - Keynote speaker Peter Lawrence, President and Co-Founder of Biomimicry in New England
8:00 PM - Moonshot 5x5 presenters
8:45 PM - $3,000 Buzz Aldrin Award announced in the lobby
GlowNights "Electric Dandelions" Celebration
Party under Electric Dandelions with music from KHOL's local DJs. Fizzy beverages. Sparkly attire suggested. Electric Dandelions were created by Liquid PXL, a Los Angeles art collective, the sculpture uses LED lights to cascade twinkling colors high above the ground in an ever-changing array of colors and light.