SEGUNDO BARRIO BLOCK PARTY

THE SEGUNDO BARRIO BLOCK PARTY, IS A BI-ANNUAL EVENT THAT BRINGS TOGETHER RESIDENTS AND LOCAL BUSINESSES FROM THE COMMUNITY TO SUPPORT OVER A DOZEN LOCAL ARTISTS IN SHOWCASING THEIR TALENTS IN A ROTATING PUBLIC OUTDOOR GALLERY.

Poster for the East End Block Party in Houston, Texas, taking place from November 5th to 8th, 2 to 8 PM, featuring artist lineup including W3R3, Jerry, Franky, Stoic, Daniel Anguila, Space City Art Kreations, Dizziness, Emilio Garcia, Dean, and vendors for cars and food. The poster includes illustrations of various sponsors and logos, with a stylized depiction of a building and street scene.

Event poster for a party called 'East Block End Party' happening on Sunday, April 30th, from 2 PM to 8 PM at Canal Street. Featuring a lineup of artists including W3R3ON3, OHNO, FRANKY CARDONA, COLORS0NER713, MEENR, NICKY DAVIS, PREMO, DEKO, STOIC, REZO, COZY B, EMPYRE, GUSTO, TARBOX, DASK, and YIKES. The event offers food, vendors, cars, and a DJ from 5:30 to 8 PM by DJ Intellect.

Colorful illustration promoting the EastEnd Block Party. Features cartoon-style characters enjoying a drive in a red convertible car with a large speaker on top. Characters include a woman with glasses, a man with a beard and sunglasses, a woman with long hair, a DJ, and a unicorn. Bright yellow speech bubbles say "H-Town HIBACHI!" and "KELA." The event is hosted by Les and Divine Shine, happening on April 28th from 1 to 7 PM, with the date and time prominently displayed.

A colorful illustration promoting the 'Segundo Barrio Block Party' on November 10 from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM at 4400 Canal Street and Eastwood Street. Featuring diverse characters with microphones, cameras, and spray paint, with street signs, an octagonal stop sign, and tank silhouettes at the bottom.

100 MURALS

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MORE THAN 85 PARTICIPATING ARTISTS

over the course of 6 block parties.

This event brings together artists, local businesses, and residents from the neighborhood to celebrate art and heritage through a rotating mural gallery on Eastwood and Canal Street. The block party features over twenty artists live painting, classic cars cruising, live music, an art exhibition and local vendors, drawing large crowds—over 2000 people attended the most recent event. It’s an opportunity for the community to come together, strengthen bonds and celebrate the neighborhood’s rich history of culture and art.

A graffiti mural of a clown with a red nose and striped hair on a brick wall, with a street artist spray painting. The artist has tattoos on their arm and is standing on a step ladder. Spray paint cans are on a nearby table.

A man with multicolored hair standing in front of a vibrant graffiti mural, wearing a white t-shirt and black shorts, surrounded by spray paint cans and art supplies.

Three people smiling and standing close together at an outdoor event, with a blue canopy and colorful paper decorations above them. There are tables with cacti and food items in the foreground.

Two men with tattoos and hats hanging posters or artwork on a glass wall.

A man in a colorful hat, white graphic t-shirt, and colorful pants is sitting on the ground, painting a mural on a wall with children nearby. One girl is sitting on the ground facing away from the camera.

A group of people gathered around a red vehicle with open trunk, including a woman with tattoos sitting on the edge of the trunk, a man assisting a young girl in a wheelchair, and several others standing and talking outside a building. Neon sign insi

People painting a colorful mural on a wooden fence outdoors during daytime, with trees and a bright sky in the background.

A street scene during an outdoor event with a crowd of people, bicycles, and vintage cars. There are tents, a stop sign, trees, and houses in the background, with power lines overhead.

A crowded outdoor event with many people, some with bicycles, gathered under a tent and around a booth with a red canopy, in an urban neighborhood with houses and trees. The sky is overcast.

Two DJs are performing under a yellow canopy, with one wearing sunglasses and a sombrero, and the other wearing a black cap labeled 'Houston.' There are various DJ equipment and a yellow T-shirt with

People walking across a parking lot at sunset, with vintage cars, motorcycles, and bystanders in the background, surrounded by trees and utility poles.

A man wearing a purple cap and a colorful graphic t-shirt stands behind a table with large jars filled with colorful drinks at an outdoor event with green trees and parked cars in the background.

A lively outdoor event at dusk with a crowd of people gathered in front of food stalls, tents, and cars, under a sky with faint evening light and silhouetted trees.

View from inside a vintage beige car with diamond-patterned seats, showing a young boy looking out of the window, and a group of people standing outside.

A person with dreadlocks wearing a face mask and glasses spray paints graffiti on a black wall at night.

Young woman sitting in a chair, looking at her phone, with a pile of clothes and a backpack nearby. In the background, several people are gathered, some sitting and some standing, with one man kneeling and focused on something off-camera. The scene a

“THE SEGUNDO BARIO BLOCK PARTY MEANS COMMUNITY, FAMILY AND BRINGING BACK THE CULTURE THAT WAS ONCE HERE.”

Roxy Aroncho, Sweet Roars , participating vendor SBBP4

“THE SEGUNDO BARRIO BLOCK PARTY IS SOMETHING WE’VE BEEN DOING FOR SOME YEARS NOW. IT GETS BIGGER AND BETTER EVERY TIME. ITS A WAY FOR THE COMMUNITY TO GET TOGETHER.”

Franky Cardona , Participating Artist in every block party

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The Open Door Gallery & Divine Art Coalition present…

ART GALLERY

THE SEGUNDO BARRIO

Indoor gallery with black walls, framed photos, plants, and a table with a cloth. A colorful stained glass window reflects rainbow colors onto the floor.

This art gallery is a collaborative project that was initiated for SBBP 4, by The Open Door Gallery and Divine Art Coalition. Held in the Second Ward of Houston, Texas. This gallery aims to bring together the community in the East End as well as other Houstonians across the city through multi-media and interactive art.

Curated by Raquel Natalicchio and Adrianna Benavides

Collection of various logos and business names on a yellow background, including Wonder Brewery, Tipsy Sloth, Baker Ripley, Christina Morales, Morale Funeral Home, Fernando Chavira Real Estate, White W, Collective College of Progressive Educators, G-PACT Smart Water, Cajun Stop, Niko Nko's, Glaceau Vitamin Water, HTX Garage, Grind.

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