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Tucson Folklorico Costume Artisan Honored as 2025 National Heritage Fellow

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Tucson-based folklorico costume maker named 2025 National Heritage Fellow

Folklórico costume maker Carmen Baron has earned recognition as a 2025 National Heritage Fellow from the National Endowment for the Arts. This prestigious honor is regarded as the nation’s highest accolade in the folk and traditional arts.

Baron’s craftsmanship uniquely blends cultural heritage with artistry, reflecting the rich traditions of folklórico dance. Her creations have become essential to performances across the country, celebrating the vibrancy of Mexican culture.

This designation not only acknowledges her individual talent but also highlights the importance of preserving cultural practices. As a National Heritage Fellow, Baron joins an esteemed group of artists committed to maintaining the integrity and vibrancy of traditional arts.

Through her work, Baron inspires future generations, ensuring that the traditions she represents continue to thrive. This recognition marks a significant milestone in her career and for the community she serves.