Latino Cultural Arts Center
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Faces Behind LCAC with Tamil Maldonado Vega
Puerto Rico native Tamil Maldonado Vega shares his cultural impact in Denver and why Latino communities need spaces to tell their own history.

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LCAC's Project Status | May 2019
The LCAC's project status update for May 2019.

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Cementing the Future by Remembering the Past
The 2700 block of Old West Colfax has a layered past, from Russian Jewish families to a blacksmith shop, a bathhouse and meatpacking businesses.

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Faces Behind LCAC with Magdalena Aguayo
In Faces Behind LCAC, Magdalena Aguayo looks back on 25 years of pediatric care at Westside and on building Museo de las Americas with her husband, Jose.

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Christine Eber - Activist, Anthropologist, And Author Of "When a Woman Rises" Will Grace D
Christine Eber, anthropologist and author of When a Woman Rises, presents her debut novel and documentary in Denver on April 5 and 6.

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Spring Fling Shopping at Hijos del Sol
Shop florals in apparel, accessories and alebrijes at Hijos del Sol while supporting Latino and Indigenous artisans and the future LCAC campus.

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Hijos del Sol at Mercado Monarca
Five women share stories of resiliency and success at a night of Latin American flavors and colors, with the Hijos del Sol booth at Mercado Monarca.

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Faces Behind LCAC with Dalia Dorta
Born in Maracay, Venezuela, Dalia Dorta has spent a decade as an advocate for Colorado's Latino communities and runs a marketing and research firm.

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Hecho Con Amor Shopping Event
Two February shopping Saturdays at Hijos del Sol celebrate the romance artisans put into their work. Purchases support Latino and Indigenous artisans.

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Faces Behind LCAC with Carlos Martinez
In Faces Behind LCAC, board member Carlos Martinez explains how the LCAC will elevate the voice and power of Latinos through the arts.

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Meet One of LCAC’s Artists-In-Residence David Ocelotl Garcia
Born in Denver in 1978, David Ocelotl Garcia found his passion for fine art at 11 and now creates large-scale murals, paintings, and sculpture seen in public commissions and museums.

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Faces Behind LCAC with Bobby Lefebre
In Faces Behind LCAC, award-winning writer and cultural worker Bobby Lefebre on rewriting narratives and why a pan-Latino approach matters.