The University of La Verne will host Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist and author Héctor Tobar for a day of engaging conversations around his book “Our Migrant Souls: A Meditation on Race and the Meanings and Myths of ‘Latino.’”
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The Long Beach International Tamales Fest is coming back this holiday season
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Cardi B’s comment about her fans has opened up the discussion around body image within the Latino community.
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Superchief Gallery LA will host the “Understanding Ethics + Rights of Protest Photography” panel discussion on Friday, as well as a film and p…
Art Bug Gallery's next public exhibition “Neo-Chicano: Recuerdos de Mi Familia” explores Chicano art in today's world.
When poets Matt Sedillo and David Romero launched El Martillo Press in June 2023, they set out to create more than just a publishing house. Th…
Every other Wednesday evening in Huntington Park, a group of local artists gathers — not around easels or in a studio, but on Zoom. With paper…
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Superchief Gallery LA will host the “Understanding Ethics + Rights of Protest Photography” panel discussion on Friday, as well as a film and p…
Art Bug Gallery's next public exhibition “Neo-Chicano: Recuerdos de Mi Familia” explores Chicano art in today's world.
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A month and a half into the ongoing and often violent immigration enforcement raids impacting Southern California, what remains is the sheer f…
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Long Beach’s The Compound is a newish non-profit art center with a wellness focus, a soaring exhibition space, restaurant and contemplative co…
Communities held “Reclaim Our Streets” events across Los Angeles on Tuesday, July 1, in response to mass immigration raids.
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Mexican artist Abby Aceves has achieved recognition for her work in the United States.
Twenty-nine-year-old Kim Rosado opened Sol Pilates LA in Uptown Whittier in January of this year, and it's already making an impact in its fir…
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The Inland Empire (IE) is quietly cultivating one of the most dynamic literary ecosystems in California. At the heart of that effort stands th…
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The organization KLBRI is offering several workshops for healing and grounding in response to the ICE raids affecting our communities in Los A…
