Virtual Program Schedule
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6 AM - Sunrise Ceremony (Live)
8 AM - Our Guests Send Well Wishes
10 AM - Aztec Dance Ceremony (Live)
1 PM - Ceremony Closing
Vendor Application
Interested in becoming a Vendor?
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Please read through the application, terms & conditions thoroughly. We highly recommend reviewing our website to get a sense of two day event. Your application will be reviewed and a representive will follow-up.
DonationS
Your tax-deductible donation to Calpulli Tonalehqueh makes it possible to continue our quality of programming and classes as well as making improvements to our services.
We greatly appreciate your support!
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Tlazo Camati (Thank you)
Chicnahui (#9)
In the Aztec Calendar, the number 9 is related to the wind and the rain, as they both help life flourish. The number 9 also represents balance and is the center and beginning of the development of experiences in life, which is a time of constant learning. Those born on this number are very centered and creative.
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Calli
Calli is the Nahuatl word that translates to the word Casa in Spanish or House in the English language. It refers to a building or enclosure. Calli is something that protects or safeguards something. Those born on the sign Calli are creative, home protectors and enjoy spending time with their families. They are people who study, work, are farsighted, enjoy sitting down and who are gatherers to have all the basic necessities.
Meet the artist behind the glyph design 9 Calli
Jesse Hernandez (@UrbanAztec) is a visual artist born and raised in the San Francisco Bay area, most widely recognized for his street art murals, vinyl toys, and diverse Illustration work. His style is known as Urban Aztec, a combination of graffiti and ancient indigenous culture.
Hernandez’s artwork has been featured by Warner Bros., the San Jose Sharks, the Oakland Museum, DC Comics, Rockstar energy drink, Rolling Stone magazine, Juxtapoz, Gears of War 4, X-Box, Playstation, Oakland Athletics, and the Cosmopolitan Las Vegas. To learn more about the many talents of UrbanAztec, visit his website.
Website:
Instagram: @Urbanaztec
Twitter: @Urbanaztec
San Jose Community Artists Empowering Youth
FRANCISCO RAMIREZ
JIMMY PAINTS
WISPER
ELBA RAQUEL
ROBERTO ROMO
EASE US
SEA Senorita
DAVID MENA
CARLOS RODRIGUEZ
AFKGMR
ERIKA GOMEZ
HENAO
MESNGR
OIRAM
DRIFTIN
Together We Create will be hosting a large group of artists at Mexica New Year varying in age and experience. Starting with the newcomers to well- established graffiti artist, TWC will be facilitating an educational experience through hands-on practice with the students from local High Schools. TWC takes pride in exposing the youth to real-life problem-solving skills through the arts. Together We Create are educators; artists, and recognize the need for quality art.
Join us as TWC produces 16+ finished 8'x8' murals in the span of two days. Spectators can't help but be captivated by watching the process of having an empty wall transform into a stunning and colorful masterpiece in just hours. As the artists collectively complete these pieces, everyone is welcomed to watch, learn, and even take pictures as these soon become backdrops for some unique photo opportunities.
To learn more about Together We Create, visit: