Category Archives: culture

 AUGUST 29 returns to The LATC!

🎭 AUGUST 29 returns to The LATC!
As part of our IMPACT Initiative, we’re partnering with LACC Theatre Academy to revive this powerful production honoring Rubén Salazar and the 1970 Chicano Moratorium.
📍 The Los Angeles Theatre Center
📅 Aug 15–24 | 🎟️ Pay-What-You-Choose
🎥 Includes pre-show screening of Requiem 29
Originally created by Latino Theater Company artists in 1990, August 29 follows a university professor haunted by the events of 1970 as she writes a book about Rubén Salazar. His spirit returns to push her — and us — to confront the past and ignite the future.

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Appreciate Familia

Appreciate familia (Rose, Jose Luis, and Joaquin) who supported the fundraiser for Maria Elena Durazo – and after – attended an art reception for the Ontario Art Expo featuring Rose’s painting “Mensaje de Esperanza” (Message of Hope). The expo, “Celebrating Community Artists,” will run through August 17th. Adelante Rose!

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Song Dedication By Rosa Martha Zarate For Senator María Elena Durazo

Song dedication by Rosa Martha Zarate for Senator María Elena Durazo at fundraiser kick-off for her campaign to become the next LA County Supervisor in District 1. Rosa Martha is an organizer of immigrant workers and a musician who has given concerts in Central and South America (including Portugal and the United States).

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based band, playing a wide range of
music from Straight ahead jazz to
popular tunes adapted to a Latin jazz
combo. Carlos Ulloa leads the band on
trumpet, vocals, and concept of music.
Together they play music they love and
are passionate about.

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Unveiling and Reception of Pomona Valley Pride Center Mural

Latino and Latina Roundtable members celebrating with Frank Guzman – of the Unveiling and Reception of Pomona Valley Pride Center Mural – painted by artist Eric Michael Ruseo with the participation of numerous community volunteers. This last April, a Cesar Chavez and Dolores Huerta Pilgrimage march, in support of Human Rights and Immigrant Rights, began at the Pride Center with speakers and songs by Los Jornaleros del Norte – and ended with a ceremony by the Costanoan Rumsen Carmel Tribe alongside music, dance, food, and the planting of a tree.

Latino Theatre Co “Just Like Us”

Highly recommend the theatre production of Just Like Us (LatinoTheatreCo.org) held over for another week at the L A Theatre Center – based on a non-fiction book that follows four Latina high school seniors – and the problems faced by them as they navigate graduation, their dreams of going on to college, and the obstacles faced by two who face the obstacles of being undocumented (at a time before DACA and when anti- immigrant xenophobia is on the rise). The true story, based in Colorado, brings out some of the issues that our immigrant families are facing today with scapegoating, raids, and targeting taking place at an unprecedented level.

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