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Latino Cultural Center Hours
Tuesday - Saturday:
10:00am - 5:00pm
Sunday/Monday:
Closed
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Line Dancing
Wednesday, April 8, 2026, 6:00-9:30 pm
At the Latino Cultural Center
Free admission!
You’re invited to Line Dancing at the LCC! In collaboration with Crazier Wolves & Friends. Bring snacks and drinks as you dance with instructor Linda Smith and friends.
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Cine Ahora
April 9, 2026, 7 - 9 PM
Join us for a screening of Amar te Duele by Fernando Sariñana; a modern love story set in Mexico that captures youth, identity, and social divide.
After the film, stay for a conversation with our Education Coordinator Raul Rodriguez and Nowadays Orange Producer Alex Garcia Topete, as they explore the film’s artistic direction, symbolism, and cultural impact.
Come experience film, culture, and community with us! 🎥
Event is FREE 🎟️
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Texas Folklife: Roots & Rhythm Workshop
Saturday April 11, 2026
join us at the Latino Cultural Center for a hands-on session on folk music, traditional instrument-making, and the cultural history of the frame drum.
You will build your own drum and take part in a guided rhythm experience rooted in folk and traditional arts practice. All ages and skill levels welcome.
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Cine de Oro: El Bolero de Raquel
Wednesday, April 15, 2026, 10:00 AM
Join the LCC our annual Cine de Oro screening, now presenting: El Bolero de Raquel.
After arriving late and tipsy to his friend's funeral, Cantinflas is left in charge of his friend's son by the widow. Cantinflas and the boy, Chavita, meet Chavita's teacher, who convinces Cantinflas that he should also go to school. When Cantiflas meets the teacher again they confess their love.
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Gallery Reception: The Goals of Painting by Jazzamoart
Saturday, April 17, 2026, 6:00 PM
Dallas is gearing up to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup and before the world’s eyes turn to this city, we’re setting the stage🏆⚽️
The Goals of Painting exhibit features works by renowned Mexican artist Jazzamoart. Reflecting soccer as more than a sport, his work reveals it as a shared cultural language that connects communities across borders.
Curated by Elena Catalán Roldán, the exhibition celebrates the dynamic relationship between art, sport and global culture. Also includes a sculpture by Mexican artist Rodrigo de la Sierra featuring Timoteo, a character that playfully explores everyday human experiences while referencing the balance and spirit of fútbol.
🎟️ Admission is FREE
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Cocina Flamenca: Fiesta Flamenco
Saturday, April 18, 2026, 4:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Get ready for an unforgettable evening of flamenco, flavor, and festivity as Cocina Flamenca LIVE 2026 returns for its third annual celebration at the Latino Cultural Center!
Inspired by Spain’s iconic La Feria de Sevilla, this free festival brings together world-class flamenco performances, authentic Spanish cuisine prepared by international chefs, and interactive experiences for the whole family.
The festival wraps up with Fiesta Flamenca XII ($35), an exclusive, one-hour indoor performance featuring exceptional guest artists. Doors open at 6:30 pm and the show begins at 7 pm. Expect to see bailaoras Nelida Tirado and Carmen Montes aka “La Chispa,” alongside guitarists Ricardo Sanchez and Juanis de la Isla, Jose Cortes. Local Dallas favorites will also light up the stage, including Maestro Antonio Arrebola of Flamenco DNA.
Highlights include:
💃🏽Electrifying performances by international flamenco artists
💃🏽Interactive dance tutorials and art activities
🥘Freshly prepared paella by international chefs (chicken, seafood or vegan), available for pre-order or on-site purchase
🥙Campero de Malaga (think Andalusian panini): jamon serrano or vegetarian option available for on-site purchase
💃🏽Free Salsa-Flamenco Style dance class with visiting artist Nelida Tirado. Free with registration.
🎶A festive, family-friendly atmosphere with music, food, and culture
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Jazz Festival
Friday, April 24, 2026, 7: 00 PM - 9:30 PM
Frank Obregon from Fusion Jazz Events presents: International Jazz.
Join us in experiencing international jazz that showcases musicians performing their regional style of jazz, fostering culture and musical elements.
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Día de Niños Festival
Saturday, April 25, 2026, 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Celebrate the joy of childhood at the Latino Cultural Center’s free Día de Niños Festival!
Families are invited to enjoy a full day of hands-on crafts, interactive games, live performances, and high-energy lucha libre matches.
With activities led by community partners, including LEGO workshops by Brick Haus and show decorating workshops from PASOS for OC, bilingual storytime, and creative art stations, there’s something for all ages to explore.
Don’t miss the “Juguetes Para Todos” toy drive, where guests can donate a toy for a chance to win custom shoe experiences and a VIP Disco Kids party.
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