Todos Agua 2: Plática sobre Agua, Vida y Resistencia

The Esperanza Peace and Justice Center proudly announces San Antonio’s Second Annual Water Festival, Todos Agua 2

March 15, March 22 & 23, and March 28 & 29

This celebration brings together music, poetry, and community dialogue to honor water—not just as a physical resource but as a sacred and vital force that sustains life. Through a diverse lineup of artistic expressions, Todos Agua 2 invites attendees to explore the deep cultural, environmental, and spiritual connections we share with water. Curated by Creative Director Azul Barrientos, Todos Agua 2 promises to ignite conversations, inspire creativity, and foster a deeper connection to our planet and its precious resources. The festival is rooted in reverence for water, acknowledges its vital role in sustaining life, confirms its spiritual significance and its profound connection to our ancestral legacy.

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SATURDAY, MARCH 29

Plática sobre Agua, Vida y Resistencia (free and open to the public): A community dialogue featuring Nansi Guevara, a border artist and activist working to stop further destruction of the Boca Chica State Park; Marissa Aki’Nene Muñoz, PhD, a professor at UTSA who works alongside community members to discuss, listen and make connections between the land, river and the indigenous communities; Annalisa Peace, director of the Greater Edwards Aquifer Alliance speaking to the water struggles in San Antonio and the Hill Country; and Vanessa Quezada, who will connect local water issues to the struggles throughout the Americas, as well as reconnect us to the healing power of water.

OTHER EVENTS

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