Latino Cultural Arts Center
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Mariachi meets orchestra for a sold-out performance at Boettcher Concert Hall
The Colorado Symphony and MSU Denver host a side-by-side concert featuring the university's mariachi, choir, and orchestra, facilitated by mariachi co-founder Lorenzo Trujillo.
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March 2023 Newsletter
Read the March 2023 newsletter from the LCAC.
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Why Would a Chicana from Texas Celebrate Black History Month?
Why would a Chicana from Texas celebrate Black History Month? An artist traces her path from isolation to a practice rooted in community.
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February 2023 Newsletter
The Latino Cultural Arts Center's February 2023 newsletter, with news and updates from LCAC.
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The LCAC Launches the 3rd Season of the Public Arts Mentoring Program with Artist Jolt
Students will next wrap Los Mesones Taqueria on West Colfax and Meade in murals, building a pipeline of fresh public art talent.
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January 2023 Newsletter
Read the January 2023 newsletter from the Latino Cultural Arts Center (LCAC).
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December 2022 Newsletter
The Latino Cultural Arts Center's December 2022 newsletter, with news and updates from LCAC.
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An Urban and Rural Celebration: LCAC’s First Community-Wide Mariachi Festival Was a Huge Success
The LCAC thanks everyone who joined its first community-wide mariachi festival. Watch the VSMF 2022 recap and browse photos by Eric Kofi Einstein.
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November 2022 Newsletter
Read the LCAC's November 2022 newsletter.
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[5280 Mag] LCAC Has Big Plans to Show Denver—and the World—What Its People Have to Offer
5280 Magazine on the Latino Cultural Arts Center's big plans to show Denver and the world what its people have to offer.
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October 2022 Newsletter
Read the LCAC's October 2022 newsletter.
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Mariachi Estelares de Colorado: Regional Master Mariachis Enrich the Next Generation
Twelve student musicians from Denver, Commerce City, Longmont, Westminster, and Pueblo make up Colorado's first All-State youth mariachi ensemble.