Center featuring exhibits, events & programs that explore Mexican American cultural arts & heritage.
Ballet Folklorico de Austin presents its Mexico de Colores celebration of traditional Mexican dance at the MACC, a family-friendly cultural spectacle.
Austin's longest-running arts festival with music, dance, art, and food at the Emma S. Barrientos Mexican American Cultural Center.
19th annual outdoor Mexican Independence Day celebration with mariachi, folkloric dance, vendors, and food trucks.
A monthly community walking group that explores the grounds of the MACC, discovering stories, public art and history through a guided stroll.
A nature-based healing and indigenous gardening workshop held in the ESB-MACC Healing Garden, part of the Casa de la Cultura series.
A hands-on photography workshop led by Roj Rodriguez, teaching participants how to capture everyday moments into storytelling images.
Movement Mondays: Rumba MX, a Latin rhythm-based fitness class blending cumbia and salsa.
A family-friendly celebration of literacy, music, dance and community featuring storytime, haircuts, fandango and cumbia dancing.
A workshop series combining hands-on gardening with traditional Mexican knowledge, including planting native seeds and preparing traditional Mexican tisanes.
Exhibition of iconic paintings, sculptures, and mixed media by well-known Chicano artists from the Cardenas and Carillo Garcia collections.
A beginner-friendly Cumbia dance workshop celebrating Mexican culture through movement and music, part of the Cumbia para MACC series.
Symposium on the legacy of freedom fighter Silvia Hector Webber and her descendants, with panels and a keynote by Dr. Cheryl LaRoche.
A monthly guided walking group that explores the trail surrounding the Emma S. Barrientos Mexican American Cultural Center, focusing on community, movement and local history.
