National Hispanic Cultural Center

Welcome

From the familiar to unexpected, fall in love with Hispanic cultures at the National Hispanic Cultural Center

Barbara Richardson Plazuela
Camina el Autor: The Iconography of Felipe Guamán Poma de Ayala, Peruvian/Quechuan Chronicler

July 19

NHCC History and Literary Arts Building
Qué Chola Artist Chisme

July 19

NHCC Art Museum
Domingos en Arte: Edmar Castañeda

July 21

NHCC Fountain Courtyard

Performances

The familiar and unexpected await you on your next visit to the National Hispanic Cultural Center. Don’t wait!

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.
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.
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.

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.
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.
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.