Join Us for August FREE Events
A detailed history of Chicana/o Mexicano Indigenous Theatre, stemming from the Chicano Movement/Civil Rights Movement of the late 1950s and 1960s.
Learn how to discover your own Nahuatl name as it was before the conquest.
Activities include painting various glyphs, the option to create traditional attire, learning songs, and playing the huehuetl and armadillo shells. There will also be discussions on body movement and the significance of dances.
Note: There will be no class on August 10th. Join us at the Revolutionary Theater workshop instead, see you there!
We welcome participants between the ages of 10 and 20 years old.
Please register by clicking the button below!
About Somos La Voz
Somos La Voz is a free art education program for Chicano and Mexican-American identifying youth, taking place between February and August 2024. Through a grant from Far South/Border North, Via International is teaming up with Aztlan Libre to offer art and activism classes led by Chicano and Mexican-American teaching artists, and will result in youth collaborating with teaching artists to produce three public pop-up events showcasing the art of participating youth to the general public.
The underlying goal of this program is twofold: to connect the youth generation of Chicanos and Mexican-Americans with their unique cultural legacy, and to bring this legacy to the general public through free celebratory pop-up events. Art mediums on display may include visual art such as painting, graffiti art, and/or pinstriping or music and performance art such as Latin fusion music, Mexican folk music, and/or Aztec dance, among other possible mediums.
Are You a Youth Activist or Artist?
We are looking for youth identifying as Chicano and/or Mexican-American, aged 12-24 interested in learning to use art as a tool for activism and self expression! Workshops will be held in Logan Heights between February and August 2024. Participation is completely free.
Interested? Sign up and tell us your interests.