Summer Travel: Six Places to Explore Our Latino Heritage by Catalina Gonella Summer is finally here, which means the travel bug is getting ready to bite. If you’re looking for new places to explore on a long summer weekend, why
Latino-American Jean-Michel Basquiat Painting Goes For $110 million – A Record for an American by Alex Johnson Jean-Michel Basquiat’s untitled 1982 representation of a skull sold at auction for $110.5 million on Thursday — a record for an American painting and the
The Arizona Children’s Festival is taking place on April 27th, 2014 from 2p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Mesa Art Center. There will be cultural performances, live music, and an artwork contest award ceremony. Free admission and parking. Do not
Jaleo Band presents the release of their Debut Album, “Jaleo and Friends” in Phoenix, Az this Friday, December 6, 2013 starting at 8:30pm. Join Jaleo Band in an exclusive evening of fun and dancing at The Cedars. The album is
This post Fourth-of-July celebration will include plenty of red, white, blue… and green. As the House prepares to debate bipartisan immigration reform legislation, a local small business and three renowned Latino artists have teamed up to shed light on the
