By: Samantha Collins If you haven’t yet visited the Arizona Latino Arts & Cultural Center (ALAC), there has never been a better time. A gem in the downtown community, it has hosted continuous events that celebrate so many aspects of
Flamenco, flamenco. The fiery dance form from Southern Spain leaves an unforgettable impression on just about everyone who sees it. Now combine live flamenco performances with local and national artists, art shows, food and soul. A two night event only
She’s that famous tortured artist that we all know and love. Frida Kahlo mixed pain and suffering with beauty and creativity. She has inspired countless artists, from the Latino community and beyond; and while she is plenty celebrated every day
By Bailey Netsch | Cronkite News Children and teens who crowded into the library at Central High School picked up more than just musical notes at Mariachi workshops held recently in the Valley. “That’s what I come for the most, to
By: Cindy G. Castillo Linda C. Tórres, President and CEO of the Arizona Latino Arts and Cultural Center ~Galeria 147, (ALAC) has six generations behind her to trace the roots of her commitment to the community. Her family is a
Join ALAC at First Friday, June 6th from 7 p.m. – 10 p.m. with the performances of local visual-performing artists at the “Heart of Downtown Phoenix“. First Friday will feature Marco Turrubiartes/El Vaquero Muerto Leather and Art in main Galeria (until June 30th), La Capilla
Please join the Arizona Latino Arts & Cultural Center (ALAC) on Thursday, May 22, 2014 as Hollywood filmmaker Ernesto Quintero (Pancho Gonzalez – Warrior of the Court – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nd0gJzm_EQY) presents his short documentary “A Sacred Journey.” A Sacred Journey is a documentary about Ernesto’s brother,
