The ESB MACC Center is currently closed. It will open to the public on June 6, 2026.

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Casa de la Cultura

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Casa de la Cultura

Offers accessible and inclusive family-friendly classes and workshops rooted in preserving Mexican American, Indigenous, and Latino cultura and traditions.

Each Pillar within Casa de la Cultura program aims to promote a lifelong curiosity for creating art and the expression of identity. 

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Danza

Danza celebrates rhythm, movement, and the joy of expression. From traditional forms to modern beats, youth and adults alike will connect with culture through motion, music, and dance.

  • Ballet Folklórico Classes
  • Social Dance – Cumbia Norteña
  • Latin folk dance 
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Cocina

La Cocina will offer family-friendly culinary workshops and demonstrations for adults and youth alike, providing a taste of both traditional and contemporary Latin cuisine. Participants will learn cooking techniques, nutritional awareness, and safe kitchen practices in a welcoming environment.

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Artes Culturales

Arte Cultural hosts art classes that invite participants to explore creativity through diverse mediums and styles. Each session encourages artistic expression while highlighting cultural heritage and innovation.

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Jardín

Jardín invites participants to get their hands in the soil and connect with the earth. Through volunteer opportunities and educational workshops, the program fosters sustainability, herbal knowledge, and community well-being.

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Movimiento

Movimiento promotes physical wellness and self-expression through diverse forms of movement. These programs invite participants to reconnect with their bodies, nature, and community.

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Música

Música celebrates the vibrant sounds of Latin America through hands-on music education and creative collaboration. Participants can explore rhythm, melody, and storytelling while building skills in performance and production.

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Cine

Cine celebrates the art of film through monthly screenings, artist talks, and hands-on workshops. The program highlights Latin filmmakers, documentaries, and creative storytelling while offering opportunities to learn about filmmaking techniques.

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Literatura

Literatura honors the written word as a powerful expression of identity, memory, and imagination. Participants will engage with culturally relevant works and create their own through reading and writing workshops.