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Welcome
From the familiar to unexpected, fall in love with Hispanic cultures at the National Hispanic Cultural Center
Barbara Richardson Plazuela
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The Real James Bond Was...Dominican!
Feb. 14-17
Wells Fargo Auditorium
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Opera Southwest Presents Astor Piazzolla’s María de Buenos Aires
February 17, 20, 22 & 24, 2019
Albuquerque Journal Theatre
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Plan Your Visit
The familiar and unexpected await you on your next visit to the National Hispanic Cultural Center. Don’t wait!


Come fall in love with Hispanic culture
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Performing Arts
Spanning three stages, the NHCC's Performing Arts Program brings international, national and local artists to perform everything from contemporary to traditional music, dance and theatre. Learn more.
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Visual Arts
The NHCC's Visual Arts Program collects, preserves, researches, exhibits and interprets Hispanic works of art from New Mexico and throughout the world, including through an 11,000 square-foot Art Museum. Learn more.
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History & Literary Arts
The NHCC's History and Literary Arts Program documents, preserves and makes accessible Hispanic history, cultural traditions and literature through its library, genealogy center, archives, exhibitions, lectures and book-readings. Learn more.
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Education
Providing motivating and meaningful educational opportunities and experiences for all ages, the NHCC Education Program's events range across all of the disciplines found at the NHCC - visual arts, music, culinary arts, theatre, dance, literary arts, history, and film - and go further into the sciences and wellness, all through the lens of Hispanic cultures. Learn more.
Come fall in love with Hispanic culture
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Performing Arts
Spanning three stages, the NHCC's Performing Arts Program brings international, national and local artists to perform everything from contemporary to traditional music, dance and theatre. Learn more.
-
Visual Arts
The NHCC's Visual Arts Program collects, preserves, researches, exhibits and interprets Hispanic works of art from New Mexico and throughout the world, including through an 11,000 square-foot Art Museum. Learn more.
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History & Literary Arts
The NHCC's History and Literary Arts Program documents, preserves and makes accessible Hispanic history, cultural traditions and literature through its library, genealogy center, archives, exhibitions, lectures and book-readings. Learn more.
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Education
Providing motivating and meaningful educational opportunities and experiences for all ages, the NHCC Education Program's events range across all of the disciplines found at the NHCC - visual arts, music, culinary arts, theatre, dance, literary arts, history, and film - and go further into the sciences and wellness, all through the lens of Hispanic cultures. Learn more.