Maven’s Moon at ArtsGoggle 2025

Featuring Lady Maven, Altar Egos of Texas, and Stella’s Heart

Every autumn, as the air cools and the leaves begin to turn, Fort Worth’s Near Southside comes alive with one of the city’s most anticipated events — ArtsGoggle. On Saturday, October 11, 2025, from noon until 10 PM, the entire stretch of Magnolia Avenue will transform into a mile-long corridor of color and sound. More than 80,000 visitors are expected to fill the street, exploring tents, listening to live music, sampling local food, and celebrating the creative heartbeat of Fort Worth.

Amid that sea of artistry, you’ll find something distinctly magickal — the glowing heart of Maven’s Moon. Three of our own resident artists — Lady Maven, Altar Egos of Texas, and Stella’s Heart — will each host their own tent on Magnolia Street between Alston and College Street (Block 11, facing south). Together they’ll form a constellation of creativity and spirit — a place where art and energy merge, where visitors can pause and feel something ancient flicker beneath the hum of the crowd.

✨ Lady Maven, founder of Maven’s Moon, is more than an artist — she’s a weaver of energies. Her mixed-media creations draw from planetary cycles, faery lore, and intuitive ritual, resulting in pieces that are both beautiful and vibrationally alive. Each work she brings to ArtsGoggle is charged with intention — crafted not only to be seen, but to be felt. Visitors will find themselves drawn into the texture and light of her art, where color and symbol seem to whisper their own quiet language.

🔥 Altar Egos of Texas will be nearby, presenting its renowned Tarot Sculptures and deity figurines — a 3D-printed fusion of mythology and modern craft. Each figure — whether it’s the fierce Sekhmet, the radiant Brigid, or the clever Loki — is meticulously designed to embody both the story and energy of its namesake. These aren’t mere art pieces; they’re devotional relics for contemporary seekers — bridges between reverence and innovation.

💖 Stella’s Heart rounds out the Maven’s Moon trio with resin art and handcrafted jewelry that pulse with emotion. Her pieces capture light, color, and motion in layers that seem to hold a heartbeat of their own. Every pendant and sculpture is handmade with devotion, celebrating healing, love, and transformation. Her art glows — a reminder that beauty, when crafted with care, becomes medicine.

Together, these three artists will turn their corner of Magnolia into a living gallery — a crossroads of myth, magick, and material craft. Under the tent lights, surrounded by laughter and music, you’ll find the essence of Maven’s Moon: Where Magick Lives.

So this October, take a stroll down Magnolia Street. Let the music guide you. Ride the free ArtsGoggle trolley if you wish, or wander on foot through the flow of artists, musicians, and makers. When you reach Block 11, between Alston and College, look for the shimmer of resin, the watchful gaze of sculpted gods, and the soft radiance of paintings alive with spirit. That’s where you’ll find Maven’s Moon — sharing beauty, energy, and community with all who pass by.

📍 Location: Magnolia Street between Alston & College Streets (Block 11, facing south) — Fort Worth📅 Date: Saturday, October 11, 2025 | 12:00 PM – 10:00 PM🌐 More Info: mavensmoon.com | artsgoggle.org

About ArtsGoggle

Once a quiet gallery walk through Fort Worth’s Near Southside, ArtsGoggle has grown into something far larger — a living artery of color that runs the length of Magnolia Avenue each October. For one golden day, the streets close to cars and open to wonder. Painters, sculptors, poets, and dreamers spill into the sunlight. Music drifts down the blocks like incense.

What began as a neighborhood gathering has become a mile-long heartbeat — a celebration of what happens when creativity refuses to stay indoors. Every tent, every song, every brushstroke tells the same story: that art belongs to everyone, and everyone belongs in its making.

ArtsGoggle is Fort Worth’s love letter to imagination — handwritten on pavement, signed by the people who dare to create.