The event titled “Cultural Tapestry: Celebrating Mexican Heritage and Contemporary Art” combines various artistic and cultural experiences, focusing on the significance of color and its cultural symbolism throughout history. Participants can engage in activities such as creating medium-sized garments using fabric scraps and stencils at the Museo del Estanquillo Colecciones Carlos Monsiváis on July 3, 4, 17, and 18. This is complemented by the presence of contemporary artist Kader Attia, whose work critically explores themes of postcolonialism, trauma, and aesthetics. Additionally, attendees will celebrate the legacy of Germán List Arzubide through nearly 300 artworks and experience Joy Laville’s emotionally resonant presentation, “El mundo inmaterial.” The event includes guided tours, artisan workshops, tango performances, and exhibitions highlighting the contributions of 27 influential women in Mexican design. This dynamic gathering invites all ages to engage with art and culture, fostering connection and reflection on resilience