Calendario de eventos

PIck up September's take and make Culture Craft kit starting today! While supplies last.

Woman Hollering Creek and Other Stories by Sandra Cisneros is a 1991 collection of vignettes and short stories exploring the complexities of Chicana identity, patriarchal constraints, and life along the Texas-Mexico border.

Cleveland Highschool Mariachi Band performs at the Northridge Branch Library.

Join us for a screening of The Devil's Backbone.

Kids will play with clay and explore STEAM concepts. Limit 20 participants.

During Latino Heritage Month, kids can pick up a take-home craft to make their own lucha libre masks.

Master percussionist and entertainer Louie Cruz Beltran uses humor and congas to tell the story of how rhythms evolved from Africa through the Americas and into today's music and culture. Get ready to dance and play a variety of small percussion…

Join us for a creative workshop to make a beautiful piece of traditional Mexican-inspired art with aluminum foil and permanent markers!

A vibrant cultural dance performance featuring traditional Mexican folklórico from various regions of Mexico.

Join us for a fun and welcoming afternoon of Lotería!

The Eagle Rock Book Club explores both acclaimed newer books and rediscovered classics of the past.

The selection for September is A Farewell to Gabo and Mercedes: A Son's Memoir of Gabriel García Márquez and Mercedes Barcha by Rodrigo Garcia.

Join us for our monthly movie night featuring Guten Tag, Ramón .

Celebrate Latino Heritage Month by making Papel Picado, traditional decorative banners crafted from colorful tissue paper.

Join us for teens crafts.

INCA offers a wonderful array of music and dances from Peru and the Andean region. The instrumentation, unique to these areas, woodwinds, strings, percussion and vocals are all featured during the show.

Celebrate Latino Heritage Month. Get creative and make a colorful mosaic using seeds and beans!

Geebo the Magical Clown presents "El Payaso Loco." You'll meet Geebo's friendly tarantula, rat, and dove.

Build and create with building bricks!

Make a paper doll for Latino History Month to celebrate your heritage, and enjoy snacks from Latin America while supplies last.

Learn about the development of ceramic technology from the Mesoamerican period to today! Participants will create a clay invention to take home. This workshop is limited to 15 participants ages 10 -19.

Join Dr. Gloria Arjona as she presents Califorios Unveiled.

¡Creando Cultura!

During Latino Heritage Month, kids can pick up a take-home craft to make their own lucha libre masks.

Decorate rocks to resemble the vibrant colors of Caribbean fish.