Latino Cultural Arts Center
Hijos del Sol
Events & Exhibitions ·
October 5th Shopping Day Honors the Migration of the Butterfly, a Symbol of Love and Resiliency Acro
New arrivals honor the Monarch butterfly's migration, and contributions support the LCAC and Latino and Indigenous artisans.
Events & Exhibitions ·
Stitching Stories: Contemporary Maya Textiles Pop-up Exhibition at LCAC
Story rugs and embroidered dolls by Maya women interpret Guatemalan traje in a contemporary context. Exhibition sponsored by US Bank.
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Huipils of Southern Mexico: The Patterns in Their Hands
A look at huipils of southern Mexico, from the Amuzgo women's cooperative in Guerrero to the Mixe village of San Juan Cotzocon in Oaxaca, and the patterns in each.
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Shop our Mother's Day Gift Guide This Weekend at Hijos del Sol
Jewelry, apparel, books, bags and home goods crafted by artisans across Latin America fill the Mother's Day gift guide at Hijos del Sol.
Artists & Collection ·
Supporting Latina Makers at our Museum Gift Shop - Hijos del Sol
Originally from Mexico City, raised in Los Angeles and now based in Denver, Ana Marina Sanchez creates jewelry that celebrates Latin American folklore.
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Westword: The 21 Best Events in Denver, February 5 Through February 11
Westword's list of the week's best events includes the Hecho Con Amor shopping day at the Latino Cultural Arts Center's Hijos del Sol gift shop.
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Westword: Hijos del Sol Awarded Denver's Best Musuem Gift Shop in 2019
Westword praises Hijos del Sol's curated textiles, one-of-a-kind jewelry and hand-painted housewares from Latin American and Colorado-based artists.
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Westword: Hijos del Sol Featured as "Twenty Great Holiday Markets This Weekend In Colorado"
Hijos del Sol supports local and Latin American folk artisans year-round, and brings out its best fair-trade holiday finds for two Saturdays of shopping.
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LCAC Supports Indigenous Artisans Through Hijos del Sol's Retail Store
Hijos del Sol works with Gloria of Cielo Maya, who has spent 18 years helping Guatemalan Mayan artisans build self-sufficiency and improve family health and education.