A Solstice Literary Celebration
A Solstice Literary Celebration
Our Mission:
The Corazón de Trinidad Creative District supports artists and entrepreneurs through creative initiatives which economically benefit the community, while continually honoring Trinidad's history.
What we do:
The Trinidad Creative District is defined on paper by a loose boundary that encompasses the historic Corazón de Trinidad (Heart of Trinidad) business district. In spirit, the Trinidad Creative District is an inclusive effort to support creatives in our area and help our rural economy find new vibrancy and diversity through the hands and minds of the creative people who reside here.
THE CORAZÓN DE TRINIDAD CREATIVE
DISTRICT
An Exciting Building Phase...
The arts have always played an important role in Trinidad. Right now, however, we are in an exciting building phase, and a large number of developments are in the works that will benefit creatives and those engaged in fostering the arts!
Explore the site to learn more about what's happening, how to get involved, and join us in our efforts!
Pictured above: A worker engaged in the construction of Trinidad's new affordable housing for artists, Space to Create.
Arts and Culture,
The "Heart" of Trinidad
The Trinidad Creative District is called the "Corazón de Trinidad (Heart of Trinidad)" for good reason. Arts and Culture activities have played a pivotal role in enriching the lives of people in the community and region for centuries. The slide show below contains just a few of the many existing historical photos of the diverse art and culture events and venues in Trinidad and surrounding areas over time.
Interior view of Richter's Mercantile Company and saloon in Trinidad (Las Animas County), Colorado. Saloon Richter’s, ca. 1901-1920. History Colorado. Accession #93.322.1823.
Photographers, members of the Trinidad Camera Club, prepare to take pictures with cameras on tripods near Trinidad, Colorado. Trinidad Camera Club, ca. 1890-1910. History Colorado. Accession #93.322.1788.
Men in sack suits and homburg hats march in Trinidad, Colorado...and are carrying a banner that reads: "Better Acquaintance Trip all for a Better Colorado." Parade in Trinidad, Colorado, ca. 1922. Denver Public Library Special Collections. Accession #X-1834.
Interior view of Richter's Mercantile Company and saloon in Trinidad (Las Animas County), Colorado. Saloon Richter’s, ca. 1901-1920. History Colorado. Accession #93.322.1823.
Note: All photos here are obtained via a one-time use agreement with the History Colorado and Denver Public Library Special Collections and are subject to their copyright conditions. These images should not be copied, downloaded, or otherwise used without their explicit written permission.