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Part 6: September 13, 2025 Preserve Memories: Artmaking with Dried Flowers

  • Hidalgo Park 7000 Avenue Q Houston, TX, 77011 United States (map)

Since its founding at the Turning Basin, Hidalgo Park has been at the center of the East End’s cultural and civic life. Neighborhood residents raised money to purchase the park’s original land and sponsored the creation of its unqiure quiosco (gazebo). Join us in the park’s gazebo for several hands-on workshops using dried flowers, known as flores inmortales (immortal flowers). Attendees are encouraged to bring their own dried flowers that they wish to preserve and arrange. Artist Britanny Mayfeild will give pointers and insights on the art of dried flower arrangement. Pressed flower poetry sessions will be offered.

PARTICIPATING ARTISTS & PARTNERS

Brittany Mayfield

Buffalo Bayou Partnership

Joe Robles IV

Kristi Rangel

Latino Poet (TBD)

  

*Artist Joe Robles IV and his camera will bear witness to this event. Through his art, we will be able to experience the power of community building and creating art in green spaces.

**Buffalo Bayou Partnership will provide information about its ongoing transformation in Buffalo Bayou East. Kristi Rangel is the 2025 Artist in Residence with Buffalo Bayou Partnership.

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