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National Museum of Mexican Art

National Museum of Mexican Art Our mission is to stimulate and preserve knowledge and appreciation of Mexican culture through event

The National Mexican Museum of Art is a vibrant and welcoming place where you can experience authentic Mexican art and culture outside of Mexico, and admission is always free. We showcase 3,000 years creativity through a cultural crossroad that connects Chicagoans and suburbanites to the diversity of Mexican people.

• Located in Chicago’s Pilsen community, we provide an authentic cultural experie

nce while following the highest standards of other local museums.

• Our curators and educators are experts in Mexican art and their passion for the museum inspires and enlightens visitors. We routinely lend many of our pieces to museums around the globe, because they value the caliber of our artwork.

• Over the years we have inspired, educated and empowered tens of thousands of children and youth through arts programs.

• We are accessible. Public transportation is available to get to our Museum, admission is always free, staff on hand to guide visitors, our art is displayed in a manner that lets the visitor feel connected to the exhibition

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The Museum’s youth initiative Yollocalli Arts Reach is excited to present Yollocalli Class of 2022. The exhibition inclu...
03/17/2023

The Museum’s youth initiative Yollocalli Arts Reach is excited to present Yollocalli Class of 2022. The exhibition includes work from youth in Yollocalli’s 2022 programs and portrays scenes of friendship, nature, anxiety, hope, and delight and reminds us of the value of taking time to creatively record our experiences. Join us for the opening reception on Friday, March 31st from 6:00 – 8:00 pm. https://www.facebook.com/events/509007541444794/

Yollocalli provides free visual art and digital media programming to teens and young adults in the Little Village and Pilsen neighborhoods. You can learn about all their great work at yollocalli.org or on social media ().

The National Museum of Mexican Art is pleased to announce the opening of Los huecos del agua, Recent Indigenous Art from...
03/16/2023

The National Museum of Mexican Art is pleased to announce the opening of Los huecos del agua, Recent Indigenous Art from Mexico on Friday, March 31st in the Main Gallery. The incredible exhibition comes from the Museo Universitario del Chopo in Mexico City and features artists whose work focuses on the recreation of the present moment and the legacy left behind by Native cultures before Spanish colonizers arrived to present-day Mexico. Join us for the opening reception from 6:00 – 8:00 pm on Friday, March 31st: https://www.facebook.com/events/509007541444794/

Image: Tlacolulokos, Low Rider, 2021, acrylic on canvas. Courtesy of Arte Américas. Commissioned for Boom Oaxaca with a grant from The McClatchy Fresno Arts Endowment of The James B. McClatchy Foundation. Photo by Yadani

Join us on Friday, March 31st from 6:00 – 8:00 pm for the opening reception for Giving Shape: Yollocalli Artistic Practi...
03/16/2023

Join us on Friday, March 31st from 6:00 – 8:00 pm for the opening reception for Giving Shape: Yollocalli Artistic Practice Through the Years in the Xicágo Gallery. Curated by Marina Álvarez, this exhibition looks at how Yollocalli students and artists have transformed Chicago’s physical, visual, auditory, and literary landscapes. By uniting art and social practice, they are giving shape to the world that surrounds them. Let us know if you’re planning to attend by clicking GOING on our FB event: https://www.facebook.com/events/509007541444794/

THIS WEEKEND: Join us on Saturday, March 18th at 7:00 pm for an evening of comedy and satire! Alejandra Bogue, best know...
03/15/2023

THIS WEEKEND: Join us on Saturday, March 18th at 7:00 pm for an evening of comedy and satire! Alejandra Bogue, best known for her television broadcast "Que show con Alejandra Bogue", now presents Betty Bo5. Take a journey with us as she reminisces on her glory years, while revisiting famous movies and actors. Betty Bo5 has is it all; she’s a talented actress, dancer, and forever the main star of the show. Read the full details and purchase $15 tickets: https://nationalmuseumofmexicanart.org/events/esperanza-gama-raices-fibras-magicas

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03/14/2023

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The National Museum of Mexican Art is thrilled to host a book launch for artist Esperanza Gama as part of the 2023 Sor J...
03/14/2023

The National Museum of Mexican Art is thrilled to host a book launch for artist Esperanza Gama as part of the 2023 Sor Juana Festival! Raíces fibras mágicas is her first book and features images of her award-winning paintings throughout the span of career. Join us on Thursday, March 16th at 6:00 pm. Read the full details and register to attend. Admission is free. https://nationalmuseumofmexicanart.org/events/esperanza-gama-raices-fibras-magicas

The next Latino Writers Initiative virtual meet up is on Tuesday, March 14th at 6:00 pm. These bilingual workshops help ...
03/13/2023

The next Latino Writers Initiative virtual meet up is on Tuesday, March 14th at 6:00 pm. These bilingual workshops help aspiring writers practice their skills. Joyce Award winning playwright Nancy Garcia Loza will join this week’s workshop with fun and interactive writing prompts! Register Here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIpcOmtrjwsH93MankH2n9OnmE3hFYOwiJ7
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

Join us on Friday, March 31st from 6:00 – 8:00 pm for the opening reception of Giving Shape: Yollocalli Artistic Practic...
03/12/2023

Join us on Friday, March 31st from 6:00 – 8:00 pm for the opening reception of Giving Shape: Yollocalli Artistic Practice Through the Years opens in the Xicágo Gallery. Curated by Marina Álvarez, this exhibition looks at how Yollocalli students and artists have transformed Chicago’s physical, visual, auditory, and literary landscapes. By uniting art and social practice, they are giving shape to the world that surrounds them. Read more: https://nationalmuseumofmexicanart.org/events/giving-shape

Del día 7 al 17 de marzo las exposiciones y galerías del Museo Nacional de Arte Mexicano estarán temporalmente cerradas ...
03/11/2023

Del día 7 al 17 de marzo las exposiciones y galerías del Museo Nacional de Arte Mexicano estarán temporalmente cerradas al público ya que se estarán haciendo mejoras en el sistema de climatización. ¡Pero no se preocupe! Mientras nuestras galerías estarán cerradas temporalmente, los invitamos a visitar nuestra tienda Tzintzuntzan y a asistir a las presentaciones del Festival Sor Juana y a otros eventos programados durante este tiempo. Mas información: https://nationalmuseumofmexicanart.org/visit

Learn all about printmaking from home! Our latest NMMA en Casa features a historical survey of printmaking in Mexico and...
03/11/2023

Learn all about printmaking from home! Our latest NMMA en Casa features a historical survey of printmaking in Mexico and guides you step-by-step on how to make your own captivating works of art in your very own home. Gather supplies like paint, paper, scissors, a Styrofoam paper plate, and a pencil to create your own design. Check out the video here and be sure to explore our YouTube channel, which is filled with plenty of entertaining activities, book readings, and musical performances. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0yGsEJZQqc

The National Museum of Mexican Art will be temporarily closed to the public March 7th – 17th due to enhancements taking ...
03/10/2023

The National Museum of Mexican Art will be temporarily closed to the public March 7th – 17th due to enhancements taking place throughout the building. But don’t worry! While our galleries will be temporarily closed, we welcome you to visit our gift shop and attend Sor Juana Festival performances and other scheduled events during this time. Visit our website for the latest information: https://nationalmuseumofmexicanart.org/visit

The Museum’s youth initiative Yollocalli Arts Reach is excited to present Yollocalli Class of 2022. The exhibition inclu...
03/10/2023

The Museum’s youth initiative Yollocalli Arts Reach is excited to present Yollocalli Class of 2022. The exhibition includes work from youth in Yollocalli’s 2022 programs and portrays scenes of friendship, nature, anxiety, hope, and delight and reminds us of the value of taking time to creatively record our experiences. Join us for the opening reception on Friday, March 31st from 6:00 – 8:00 pm. https://www.facebook.com/events/509007541444794/

Yollocalli provides free visual art and digital media programming to teens and young adults in the Little Village and Pilsen neighborhoods. You can learn about all their great work at yollocalli.org or on social media ().

The National Museum of Mexican Art is pleased to announce the opening of Los huecos del agua, Recent Indigenous Art from...
03/09/2023

The National Museum of Mexican Art is pleased to announce the opening of Los huecos del agua, Recent Indigenous Art from Mexico on Friday, March 31st in the Main Gallery. The incredible exhibition hails from the Museo Universitario del Chopo in Mexico City and features artists whose work focuses on the recreation of the present moment and the legacy left behind by Native cultures before Spanish colonizers arrived to present-day Mexico. Join us for the opening reception from 6:00 – 8:00 pm on Friday, March 31st! https://www.facebook.com/events/509007541444794

Image: Tlacolulokos, Low Rider, 2021, acrylic on canvas. Courtesy of Arte Américas. Commissioned for Boom Oaxaca with a grant from The McClatchy Fresno Arts Endowment of The James B. McClatchy Foundation. Photo by Yadani

Today the Museum is celebrating International Women’s Day! The day is devoted to celebrating women’s historical, cultura...
03/08/2023

Today the Museum is celebrating International Women’s Day! The day is devoted to celebrating women’s historical, cultural, and political achievements and to seeking gender equality across the globe. This work is from our Permanent Collection titled “Women’s Work is Never Done. Homenaje a Dolores Huerta, 1995,” by Yolanda López. López celebrates the resilience and strength of these working-class women by representing them in a position of power alongside Dolores Huerta, a co-founder of the UFW (United Farm Workers), reminding viewers of the importance of leading the ongoing fight for labor and women’s rights.

Image: Yolanda M. López, Women's Work Is Never Done. Homenaje a Dolores Huerta:1965. California Broccoli Harvest:1995 (El trabajo de la mujer nunca termina. Homage to Dolores Huerta:1965. Cosecha de brocoli en California:1995), offset poster / cartel offset, 11" x 8 1/2" (paper size), National Museum of Mexican Art Permanent Collection, Gift of Sandra Cisneros in memory of Elvira Cordero Cisneros

The National Museum of Mexican Art presents Latin Grammy award winner Ely Guerra on Saturday, March 11th! The talented a...
03/07/2023
Ely Guerra a Voz y Guitarra con Milo Froideval

The National Museum of Mexican Art presents Latin Grammy award winner Ely Guerra on Saturday, March 11th! The talented artist returns as part of the 2023 Sor Juana Festival, and this will mark her first concert at the Museum. Join us for what promises to be an incredible evening! General Admission or General Admission with Meet & Greet tickets are available. Purchase yours today:

A voz y guitarra con Ely Guerra y Milo Froideval

Join us on Friday, March 31st from 6:00 – 8:00 pm for the opening reception of Giving Shape: Yollocalli Artistic Practic...
03/06/2023

Join us on Friday, March 31st from 6:00 – 8:00 pm for the opening reception of Giving Shape: Yollocalli Artistic Practice Through the Years opens in the Xicágo Gallery. Curated by Marina Álvarez, this exhibition looks at how Yollocalli students and artists have transformed Chicago’s physical, visual, auditory, and literary landscapes. By uniting art and social practice, they are giving shape to the world that surrounds them. Read more: https://nationalmuseumofmexicanart.org/events/giving-shape

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: The National Museum of Mexican Art’s exhibitions and galleries will be temporarily closed to the...
03/06/2023

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: The National Museum of Mexican Art’s exhibitions and galleries will be temporarily closed to the public March 7th – 17th so that HVAC enhancements can take place. While our galleries will be temporarily closed, we welcome you to visit our gift shop and attend Sor Juana Festival performances and other scheduled events during this time. Vist our website to learn more: https://nationalmuseumofmexicanart.org/visit

Del día 7 al 17 de marzo las exposiciones y galerías del Museo Nacional de Arte Mexicano estarán temporalmente cerradas al público ya que se estarán haciendo mejoras en el sistema de climatización. ¡Pero no se preocupe! Mientras nuestras galerías estarán cerradas temporalmente, los invitamos a visitar nuestra tienda Tzintzuntzan y a asistir a las presentaciones del Festival Sor Juana y a otros eventos programados durante este tiempo. Mas información: https://nationalmuseumofmexicanart.org/visit

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: The National Museum of Mexican Art’s exhibitions and galleries will be temporarily closed to the...
03/05/2023

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: The National Museum of Mexican Art’s exhibitions and galleries will be temporarily closed to the public March 7th – 17th so that HVAC enhancements can take place. While our galleries will be temporarily closed, we welcome you to visit our gift shop and attend Sor Juana Festival performances and other scheduled events during this time. Vist our website to learn more: https://nationalmuseumofmexicanart.org/visit

Children 7-12 are invited to create their own abstract artworks, inspired by works from Nuestras Historias: Stories of M...
03/05/2023

Children 7-12 are invited to create their own abstract artworks, inspired by works from Nuestras Historias: Stories of Mexican Identity from the Permanent Collection on Saturday, March 18th from 10:00 am – 12:00 pm. Paying special attention to works by Santos de la Torre and Gunther Gerzso, we will learn about intricate art practices, including yarn paintings and beadwork. We’ll then use wax string sticks to make our own abstract works on paper. Email [email protected] to register, space is limited. $20 registration fee includes all materials needed. This fee is non-refundable.

Our Orgullo Commemorative Paver Program is a great opportunity to show your appreciation for Mexican art and culture. Pu...
03/05/2023

Our Orgullo Commemorative Paver Program is a great opportunity to show your appreciation for Mexican art and culture. Purchase an engraved brick to honor your family while also supporting the Museum. 8” x 8” bricks cost $250 and there is a limited quantity left, so don’t delay. Visit our website for more information or to purchase yours: https://nationalmuseumofmexicanart.org/donate

Del día 7 al 17 de marzo las exposiciones y galerías del Museo Nacional de Arte Mexicano estarán temporalmente cerradas ...
03/04/2023

Del día 7 al 17 de marzo las exposiciones y galerías del Museo Nacional de Arte Mexicano estarán temporalmente cerradas al público ya que se estarán haciendo mejoras en el sistema de climatización. ¡Pero no se preocupe! Mientras nuestras galerías estarán cerradas temporalmente, los invitamos a visitar nuestra tienda Tzintzuntzan y a asistir a las presentaciones del Festival Sor Juana y a otros eventos programados durante este tiempo. Mas información: https://nationalmuseumofmexicanart.org/visit

The National Museum of Mexican Art is excited to present Ely Guerra, as part of the 2023 Sor Juana Festival! The Latin G...
03/04/2023

The National Museum of Mexican Art is excited to present Ely Guerra, as part of the 2023 Sor Juana Festival! The Latin Grammy artist returns to the festival after almost 13 years, and this will mark her first concert at the Museum. She’ll perform intimate acoustic concert that will cover the span of her 30 + year artistic career. General Admission or General Admission with Meet & Greet tickets are available. Purchase yours today: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/527358713107

The National Museum of Mexican Art will be temporarily closed to the public March 7th – 17th due to enhancements taking ...
03/04/2023

The National Museum of Mexican Art will be temporarily closed to the public March 7th – 17th due to enhancements taking place throughout the building. But don’t worry! While our galleries will be temporarily closed, we welcome you to visit our gift shop and attend Sor Juana Festival performances and other scheduled events during this time. Visit our website for the latest information: https://nationalmuseumofmexicanart.org/visit

The Sor Juana Festival kicks off TOMORROW with advocate for transgender rights, Sylvia Guerrero. Guerrero joins us to ta...
03/03/2023

The Sor Juana Festival kicks off TOMORROW with advocate for transgender rights, Sylvia Guerrero. Guerrero joins us to talk about the life and legacy of her daughter Gwen Araujo, whose tragic murder at the age of 17 gained international media attention and helped bring visibility to transgender hate crimes. Join us as Guerrero shares her powerful story and lovingly remembers her daughter for her true self: a beautiful transgender Mexican American young woman.

Sylvia Guerrero will be interviewed by Reyna Ortiz. Reyna Ortiz is an advocate, activist and author fighting for the rights of Black/Brown Trans and Gender non-conforming (GNC) communities. Reyna works hands-on with her community, providing vital resources and has dedicated herself to building and working with her Trans/GNC communities.

This event is free, however registration is required: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/527354650957

The National Museum of Mexican Art is pleased to announce the opening of Los huecos del agua, Recent Indigenous Art from...
03/03/2023

The National Museum of Mexican Art is pleased to announce the opening of Los huecos del agua, Recent Indigenous Art from Mexico on Friday, March 31st in the Main Gallery. The incredible exhibition hails from the Museo Universitario del Chopo in Mexico City and features artists whose work focuses on the recreation of the present moment and the legacy left behind by Native cultures before Spanish colonizers arrived to present-day Mexico. Join us for the opening reception from 6:00 – 8:00 pm on Friday, March 31st!

Image: Tlacolulokos, Low Rider, 2021, acrylic on canvas. Courtesy of Arte Américas. Commissioned for Boom Oaxaca with a grant from The McClatchy Fresno Arts Endowment of The James B. McClatchy Foundation. Photo by Yadani

Join NMMA’s Chief Curator and Director of Visual Arts for At the Intersection: Latinx Art Worlds, the first virtual conv...
03/03/2023

Join NMMA’s Chief Curator and Director of Visual Arts for At the Intersection: Latinx Art Worlds, the first virtual convening celebrating the recipients of the Latinx Artist Fellowship. This event is free and open to the public, but registration is required.

This convening is organized by the US Latinx Art Forum and will feature roundtable conversations between current and former fellows, a curators’ roundtable, and screenings of works by Koyolintztli, Carmelita Tropicana, and Carolina Caycedo.

At the Intersection: Latinx Art Worlds
March 10, 2023
9am - 12:30 PST/11am - 2:30 CST/12pm - 3:30 EST
Reserve your seat today!
https://www.bigmarker.com/weandgoliath/US-Latinx-Art-Forum-2023-Artist-Convening

Join us on Saturday, March 18th at 7:00 pm for an evening of comedy and satire. Alejandra Bogue, best known for her tele...
03/02/2023

Join us on Saturday, March 18th at 7:00 pm for an evening of comedy and satire. Alejandra Bogue, best known for her television broadcast "Que show con Alejandra Bogue", now presents Betty Bo5, a hilarious character that mocks a diva in decline. Take a journey with us as she reminisces on her glory years, while revisiting famous movies and actors. Betty Bo5 has is it all she’s a talented actress, dancer, and forever the main star of the show.

Read the full details and purchase $15 tickets: https://nationalmuseumofmexicanart.org/events/esperanza-gama-raices-fibras-magicas

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: The National Museum of Mexican Art’s exhibitions and galleries will be temporarily closed to the...
03/02/2023

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: The National Museum of Mexican Art’s exhibitions and galleries will be temporarily closed to the public March 7th – 17th so that HVAC enhancements can take place. While our galleries will be temporarily closed, we welcome you to visit our gift shop and attend Sor Juana Festival performances and other scheduled events during this time. Vist our website to learn more: https://nationalmuseumofmexicanart.org/visit

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Hundreds of photographs from the personal collection of Frida Kahlo go on display at the National Museum of Mexican Art this weekend.
On this Frida Friday, we share the recipe for the Oaxacan black mole served at Frida Kahlo’s and Diego Rivera’s wedding reception. We are celebrating favorite traditional Mexican dishes loved by Frida—like this mole negro—in honor of her many exhibitions this year, including the Immersive Frida Kahlo Immersive Frida Kahlo experience traveling through multiple cities across the nation.

And if you happen to live or be in the Chicago area, catch more Frida at the National Museum of Mexican Art. Home to one of the largest Mexican art collection in the United States. In addition to this special mole negro, the wedding guests enjoyed mucho tequila and a traditional wedding feast—made by Diego’s second wife (Frida was No. 3) Lupe Marín and cooks specially hired from the local marketplace.

Make the Oaxacan Black Mole Served at Frida’s Wedding:
Congratulations National Museum of Mexican Art and Nancy García Loza on your grant!
As we prepare to welcome the Alebrijes in June, let’s look at how the artists begin their artistic process using sketches (bocetos) and models (maquetas). The Mexican Cultural Center-DuPage in West Chicago, will be featuring these artifacts in a new exhibit, Maquetas y Bocetos, opening on Friday, April 8. We encourage you to stop by Gallery 200 at 103 W Washington Street and get a sneak peek at the creatures!


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We at the Museo Frida Kahlo 💙 are very happy 😃 to present "Frida Kahlo, Her Photos" in collaboration with the National Museum of Mexican Art (Chicago, IL USA.) The photography collection arrived in the City of Chicago 🇺🇸 and the museum team has started the installation process in order to welcome visitors to the exhibition as of April 1.

Check out these photos of the Frida Kahlo installtation process.

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Estamos muy contentos 😃 en el Museo Frida Kahlo 💙 de realizar en colaboración con el National Museum of Mexican Art 🇺🇸 (Chicago, USA.) la Exposición "Frida Kahlo: sus Fotos". La obra llegó a la Ciudad de Chicago y el equipo de museografía ha comenzado a realizar los trabajos necesarios de montaje para recibir a todos los visitantes a partir del 01 de abril.

Les compartimos algunas fotos del proceso de montaje de la exposición.
FREE Event at the National Museum of Mexican Art this Wednesday!
✨Mujeres Latinas en Accion is incredibly grateful to have the support from all of our sponsors, in-kind donors, Board of Directors, Emeritus Council-former Board & Advisory Council Members, Mujeres' YPAC, staff, and many more! With your support, this year's hybrid Voces Unidas was an unbelievable success. Gracias!💜

Platinum Sponsors: Sidley Austin LLP (Official) & Allstate
Gold Sponsors: The Northern Trust Company, Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP, Harrington Site Services Company, & Chase
Silver Sponsors: ABC 7 Chicago, ComEd, KPMG, Delgado Rompf Bruen LLC, Saint Anthony Hospital, ArentFox Schiff, & McDonald's Hispanic Operators Association
Bronze Sponsors: Huntington National Bank, Cboe Global Markets, PepsiCo, Kirkland & Ellis LLP, & UI Health | UIC
Captains: Adelante Counseling and Wellness, Alex Toland, Beatriz Canas, Alma E. Anaya, Alma Rodriguez, Doris Salomon, Liz Bautista, Chicago Community Loan Fund, Kendra Stead, Eli Bahena, National Museum of Mexican Art, and Jenner & Block LLP
Our exploration of Alebrijes continues as we look at what these colorful sculptures are made of. See them at Cantigny Park this June!

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PERSONAL COLLECTION - Frida Kahlo, Her Photos opens at the National Museum of Mexican Art on April 1. They come from the archive of photographs that belonged to her personally and reveals parts of the personal history of an artist, of a country and of a period. You can learn more at https://nationalmuseumofmexicanart.org/events/frida-kahlo-her-photos
A group of our parents visited the National Museum of Mexican Art and got a sneak peek of the new Ruben Aguirre 'Tectonic Reflections' exhibit. They also completed a workshop where they created their own works inspired by that of Mr. Aguirre! Thank you to the National Museum of Mexican Art for hosting our parents!

Keep an eye out for the next BAC and PAC meetings in order to learn about and participate in trips such as this one.
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Un grupo de padres de Solorio visitaron el Museo Nacional de Arte Mexicano y obtuvieron un tour en adelanto de la nueva exhibición de Rubén Aguirre 'Tectonic Reflections'. ¡También tuvieron un taller donde crearon sus propias obras inspiradas por las del Sr. Aguirre! ¡Gracias al Museo Nacional de Arte Mexican por invitar a nuestras mamas!

Estese al tanto de las próximas juntas del BAC y PAC para aprender más sobre y participar en paseos cómo este.
Horticulture’s continued plan for the arrival of the Alebrijes exhibit this June.


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UTC is going to Puerto Rico with Carmen Rivera's timeless play, LA GRINGA! Estamos bien emocionados! 🇵🇷 If you’re on the island in April check us out!

Big thanks to Chicago Latino Theater Alliance - CLATA Instituto de Cultura Puertorriqueña National Museum of Mexican Art Puerto Rican Arts Alliance !
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