SALINAS—Screening of Adios Amor: The Search for Maria Moreno
The National Steinbeck Center will screen ADIOS AMOR as part of the 2019 Steinbeck Festival.
CARSON—Exhibit: Legend and Legacy: José Guadalupe Posada and Contemporary Latinx Art
Explore the influence of Mexican illustrator José Guadalupe Posada on contemporary Latinx artists.
A Walk Through the Rich History of the Latino Central Valley with CAMINOS
An interview with staff about the nearly exhaustively researched exhibit in Fresno.
Highlighting the Diversity of Families in California
For International Day of Families and Mother’s Day, and we’re celebrating families of all kinds.
Humanities are in the Heart
Our Board Vice-Chair Alex Espinoza shares how the humanities impacted him as a young person.
WATSONVILLE—Exhibit Opening Reception: Your Vote is Your Voice/ ¡Vote! Su Voto es Su Voz
Join the opening reception for this visual art and history exhibit on the nonpartisan democratic process.
WATSONVILLE—Film Screening: Councilwoman
The inspiring story of Carmen Castillo, an immigrant Dominican housekeeper who won a seat on City Council.
WATSONVILLE—Panel Discussion: El Florecer De La Mujer
Latina leaders discus their history of community organizing that led to the Gomez v. City of Watsonville lawsuit.
WATSONVILLE—Book Reading: This Bright Light of Ours: Stories from the Voting Rights Fight by Maria Gitin
Discussion about the non-violent grassroots voting rights movement, followed by a Q&A and book signing.
WATSONVILLE—Exhibit: Your Vote is Your Voice/ ¡Vote! Su Voto es Su Voz
A visual art and history exhibit on the nonpartisan democratic process.
