2026 Lineup

Artists and Presenters

Muralists, musicians, designers, ranchers, historians, storytellers, local artists and makers sharing the people, places, and traditions that shape the Frio Canyon.

Matt Tumlinson

Preserving the spirit of Texas through contemporary art inspired by the land.

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Muralist

Britt Johnson

Bringing Texas' native landscapes to life through vibrant public art.

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Earthen Art Mosaic

Carmen Rangel

Earth & Art Mosaic Celebrating the Native Plants and Pollinators of the Frio Canyon

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Muralist

J Muzacz

Community Mosaic Celebrating the Musical Heritage of Real County

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Muralist

Andrea Holmes

Bird Mural Celebrating the Native Birds of the Frio Canyon

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Muralist

FeeBee

Transforming everyday spaces into vibrant celebrations of place.

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Mosaic Sculpture

Lys Santamaria

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

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Muralist

Dan Trelenberg

Where Texas wildlife meets ancient design.

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Mini Murals

Ryan Henry

Life-sized native birds. Hidden throughout the Frio Canyon.

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Songwriter

Micah Edwards

Texas soul songs about leaving, staying, and the long drive in between.

Sun 27

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Musician · Country and Tejano

Braydon Foster Band

Braydon Foster Band is a rising Texas Country and Tejano group from Dilley, Texas, known for blending traditional country music with the rich musical traditions of South Texas. Led by singer-songwriter Braydon Foster, the band delivers high-energy performances rooted in storytelling, dancehall favorites, and hometown pride, bringing together country, Tejano, and regional influences that celebrate the diverse musical heritage of Texas.

Sat 26

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Rancher & Storyteller

David Casillas

Sharing the enduring legacy of the vaquero and the stewardship of the land.

Sun 27

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Blacksmith

Mickey Redus

Forging iron the way it has been shaped for generations.

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Cultural Bearer · Leatherwork

Macedonio "Mace" Elias

Mace Elias is a cultural bearer, leatherworker, artist, and storyteller whose work is rooted in Indigenous traditions, craftsmanship, and a deep connection to the land. Through his teaching and artistry, he preserves and shares generations of cultural knowledge while inspiring others to appreciate the stories carried through traditional work.

Sat 26

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Cultural Bearer · Wildlife Ecology

Andrew Austin

Andrew Austin is a wildlife biologist, conservationist, and Lipan Apache educator whose work explores the relationship between ecology, Indigenous knowledge, and stewardship of the natural world. Through wildlife research, photography, and education, he shares how traditional ecological knowledge and modern science work together to deepen our understanding of the landscapes and wildlife of Texas and the American Southwest.

Sat 26

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Filmmaker

Arturo Carrillo

Preserving the stories of people and place through the art of film.

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Culture Bearer- La Cuna Art Center

Rachel Farrington

Inspiring new ways of seeing, building, and caring for the landscapes around us.

Sat 26

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Presentor

Mikal "Red" McMillin

Keeping the stories and spirit of the cowboy alive through poetry and storytelling.

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Cowboy Poet

Lee Haile

Hill Country Folklorist • Naturalist • Storyteller

Sat 26

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Storyteller

Wendy Sanders

Keeper of stories, collector of connections.

Sat 26

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Cultural Bearer · Mohair Textile Designer

Dolores Vernor

Dolores Vernor is the founder of Dolores' Unique Designs in Camp Wood, Texas, where she has spent more than 30 years creating handcrafted mohair clothing and wearable art. Internationally recognized for her custom designs, Dolores transforms Texas-grown mohair into timeless coats, jackets, wraps, and accessories that celebrate the region's rich ranching heritage. Her work has been worn by dignitaries and collectors alike, showcasing the beauty and versatility of one of Texas' most iconic natural fibers.

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Local Artist · Leatherwork Designer

Salvador Cobos

Salvador Cobos is a young leather artisan from Uvalde, Texas, and the founder of Cobos Leather Goods. Classically trained in Italy, he combines traditional European craftsmanship with the spirit of the American West to create handcrafted leather bags, vests, belts, and one-of-a-kind accessories. Through meticulous attention to detail and a passion for timeless design, Salvador is helping carry the art of fine leatherworking into a new generation.

Sat 26

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