2026 Lineup

Artists of the Canyon

Muralists, songwriters, ranchers, poets, and makers carrying the canyon's stories into public view.

Matt Tumlinson

Paints the canyon's working hands at the scale of its limestone walls.

Fri 25Sat 26Sun 27

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Songwriter

Micah Edwards

Hill Country songs about leaving, staying, and the long drive in between.

Sat 26Sun 27

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Rancher & Storyteller

David Casillas

Fifth-generation rancher keeping the canyon's oldest stories from going quiet.

Fri 25Sat 26

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Sculptor

Rosa Villanueva

Builds river-stone cairns that double as instruments when the wind moves.

Fri 25Sat 26

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Old-Time Band

The Frio String Band

Four neighbors, a century of tunes, and a fiddle that's older than the highway.

Sat 26Sun 27

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Printmaker

Ana Reyes

Carves the canyon's birds and plants into block prints you can pull yourself.

Sat 26

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Conjunto Trio

Los Cañoneros

Accordion-driven conjunto that turns the river flat into a Saturday baile.

Fri 25

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Poet

June Hollis

Writes the canyon in the second person, so you can't help but answer.

Sun 27

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Folk Theater

The Leakey Players

A roving troupe staging the flood of '32 wherever a crowd gathers.

Sat 26

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Light & Installation Artist

Clara Nguyen

Hangs the river's reflected light in the cypress canopy after dark.

Sat 26

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Brass Band

El Paso Brass Collective

An eleven-piece brass band that leads the Sunday second-line to the river.

Sun 27

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Ceramic Muralist

Marisol Vega

Tiles the canyon's stories into a community mosaic anyone can add to.

Fri 25Sat 26Sun 27

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