Latino Cultural Arts Center
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Faces Behind LCAC With Josiah Lopez
Josiah Lee Lopez is a Denver native known for stencil work that blends graffiti, illustration and painting. His pieces will be shown at the LCAC's future museum.
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Dear LCAC Supporters - GIVE TODAY!
Thank you for helping get the LCAC off the ground. Please consider a year-end gift before December 31 as we prepare to break ground in 2019.
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Holiday Shopping at Hijos del Sol
Three holiday shopping Saturdays in December at Hijos del Sol, with handmade finds from Latin America at 2715 W. 8th Ave in Denver.
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Día de los Muertos Gift Showcase
Brighten your calaca look and add calacas to your altar with international and local artist-made goods from Hijos del Sol.
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Future Home of LCAC
Banners now mark the future home of the Latino Cultural Arts Center on lower Colfax. Stop by for a photo and save up to 30% at Hijos del Sol on September 22.
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Congratulations to LCAC’s Advisory Council member, Bobby Lefebre !
Congratulations to Bobby Lefebre, whose play Northside follows a young-professional Latinx couple looking to buy a home in a rapidly gentrifying neighborhood.
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Shop the Americas at Hijos del Sol
Celebrate the first day of fall by shopping local and international artist-made goods at Hijos del Sol, a shop that supports artists and the LCAC.
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Mile High CRE: Urban Ventures Seeks to Make Sun Valley a Cultural Hub
The Latino Cultural Arts Center will provide spaces for art, dance, performance, lectures and social events, along with rotating Latino exhibitions.
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Welcome Victoria Paige Gonzalez to LCAC
Originally from Houston and formerly of Museo de las Americas, Victoria Paige Gonzalez brings four years of nonprofit art administration experience.
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303 Mag: How Sun Valley Will Change in the Next Five Years
A 303 Mag article on Sun Valley, settled by a Jewish immigrant population over 100 years ago and later home to Latino, Irish, and Italian families.
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Revitalize, Not Gentrify: How Art Is Helping To Breathe New Life Into Denver's Sun Valley
Listen to KUNC's interview with Adrianna Abarca about the LCAC's planned home in Sun Valley and how art can revitalize a neighborhood without gentrifying it.
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KUNC: Revitalize, Not Gentrify: How Art Is Helping To Breathe New Life Into Denver's Sun Valley
Sun Valley resident Lisa Saenz shares her hopes for the neighborhood's future in KUNC's look at how art is helping revitalize it without gentrification.