A variety of Mayan food, music, dance, arts and crafts, folk life, story telling, kids attractions, food and ECO-exhibitors, plus booths and displays. See <http://www.ecomayafestival.com/> for history and updates. 

The ECO Maya Festival is recognized throughout Southern California. This environmental hemispheric arts event connects the indigenous cultural heritage of the Americas, with the urban mecca of diversity. We invite you to join in the celebration of Latino environmental stewardship, family, humanity and world peace. 

Main stage performances by Francisco Aguabella Afrocuba Ensemble,  j Tikonrl'ab ceremonial dances, Cuauhtemoc Mexica Dancers, Ajpop Tecun Mayan Dancers, Midnight Theater, El Vuh Hip Hop(mexica spitituality), Kema (folk-jazz), Upground (cumbia, SkaEast LA flavor), Fitter (Latin Rock) and more music, performances, The Storytelling Ecological Park presenting Bimini and Mayan memories. 

ECO Maya Festival 2005 is sponsored in part by a grant from the Los Angeles Cultural Affairs Department.  "Francisco Aguabella concert is sponsored by the Los Angeles County Arts Commission and the Recording Industries Music Performance Fund through the assistance of the Professional Musicians Union Local 47. The Music Performance Fund is supported by retail music royalties, which have suffered from the effects of illegal internet downloading. Music piracy is an issue that impacts the future of the Fund and the communities it serves. Your awareness and support will ensure that these free concerts will continue."

"The Hunab Ku Program is made possible in part by a grant from the California Council for the Humanities as part of its statewide California Stories Initiative. The Council is an independent non-profit organization and a state affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities.  For more information on the Council and the California Stories Initiative visit .  "For more information on the Hunab Ku Program and other activities by Stage Of The Arts, Inc. visit <http://afrocuba.org/HunabKu.htm> or google search for .

Julio Santizo, Festival Producer (323) 960-7879

Please try to walk, bike or use public transit; parking may be limited.

Location:  L.A. Eco-Village on Bimini and White House Place.  
Wanna volunteer?  Let us know at Eco Maya Festival <ecomaya@azteca.net>  or come to Eco Maya Planning meetings on Wednesdays 4/13 and 4/20 at 7:30 pm at 117 Bimini Place in Eco-Village.