1	Community Artist Mercado Arts and crafts, food
2	NNMC: Spanish Colonial Furniture: Hand carved furniture, home accessories College open house and tours
3	NNMC: Fiber Arts Contemporary & traditional textiles, place mats, purses, yarns, rugs, naturally dyed yarns and natural dye class during tour
4	Kirt Kempter New Mexican rocks, geology and landscape photography
5	Kardy Martinez Horseshoe works
6	Rachel Nardi Beadwork, knitting and painting
7	Vanderbrook Studios Pottery, photography, prints, paintings
8	Barbara Campbell, Stoneware Artifacts Pottery—decorative, functional, sculptural
9	Mel Archuleta Spanish Colonial carver, furniture, frames, mirrors, crosses
10	Gedeon Santos Hand-woven textiles on a backstrap loom
11	Carmen Campos Traditional & contemporary tin art
12	Vincent Campos Retablos
13	Nicholas Herrera Retablos and santos
	Elena Herrera Retablos
14	El Rito Library Retablos and art by children, "Death by Chocolate” desserts
15	Emmy Cheney Fine micaceous pottery
16	Julie Claire Acrylic paintings, art cards, Ganesh gifts
17	David Coleman, Isatu Pottery Pinch pottery, fountains, Ikebana flower dishes, pottery-mosaic mixed media pieces
18	Julie Wagner Drawings, prints, artist's books, ravens
19	Michael Hennerty Hand-forged iron works, Blacksmith Shop

	Community Artist Mercado
	El Rito Library: “Death by Chocolate” until 4:00 pm Saturday & Sunday:
	El Farolito Restaurant: 1212 Main St. Lunch and dinner
	Northern Café at NNMC College Campus Rt. 554
	Walter's Place 1179 Main Street
	Martins General Store: 1213 Main St. Grocery Items open Saturday only

During this weekend, you can visit individual artists’ studios as well as stops where many artists are showing, such as the Mercado (#1) and Northern New Mexico College (#2, 3, ,4 ).

Three venues are also stops on the new, state-wide New Mexico Fiber Arts Trail: Julie Wagner (#18), Northern New Mexico College (#3) and Vanderbrook Studios (#7).

At the El Rito Library (#14), don’t miss “Death by Chocolate,” offerings of to-die-for desserts, as well as an exciting display of children’s art works, including retablos and tinwork.

The El Rito Studio Tour is funded in part by the New Mexico Community Foundation, the Consortium of Major LANL Subcontractors Regional Development Corporation Fund and the County of Rio Arriba Lodger’s Tax and is fiscally sponsored by Luciente, Inc.

Thanks to the El Rito Library for its leadership in children’s arts programming and use of its facility for this event.

Thanks to all the artists and volunteers who donated their time and special skills to organize this tour to include as many community members as possible.

Thanks to Northern New Mexico College.

Thanks to the El Rito residents for their support and hospitality during this festive weekend.

Please patronize the businesses of our generous benefactors and patrons.

While you are enjoying your stroll from studio to studio in this charming town, please respect the privacy and property of the people who live here.

Enjoy the tour!