There’s a boy hiding in the hallway, listening, as his grandfather talks to a group of fellow survivors, wondering, debating if he should address of group of people at the local synagogue and tell his story of living through capture, imprisonment and escape five different times from Nazi concentration camps during the German occupation during world war two.
The campaign calls attention to Google’s YouTube TV and its plan to discriminate against Hispanic viewers by removing Univision from its main programming bundle on September 30. YouTube TV will force millions of Hispanic viewers to pay an 18% premium – a “Hispanic tax” – to maintain access to trusted Spanish-language news, sports, and entertainment.
Flamenco Denver is excited to offer a night of passion, music and joy with its performance of RAICES, the roots of Flamenco. This event will take place September 30, 7:30 pm at the Robert & Judi Newman Center for the Performing Arts in Denver. Tickets are available now and can be purchased through flamencodenver.org.
This Hispanic Heritage Month, join Dr. Juana Bordas in celebrating the inspiring voices of Latina leaders.
From elected officials to entrepreneurs, bestselling authors, and nonprofit leaders, these women share their journeys of resiliency, creativity, and determination. United by their Latina pride, excellence, and community service, they are shaping the future. Whether you’re Latina or an ally, Latina Leaders Rising offers an inside look at this growing, generous, and inclusive culture that is changing the world.
It had been five long years since the El Grito Community 5K Race & Walk had been held in Denver’s Westside. Covid put a stop to that and a lot more in 2020. People stopped gathering for social and community functions and El Grito was no exception.
Every TUESDAY during Hispanic Heritage Month, listen and learn from trailblazing Latina leaders that are changing the world.
Whether you’re Latina or not, this series is for anyone who wants to hear from these wise wonderful women and experience the vibrancy of the Latina community.
Dr. Juana Bordas
The Mexican Cultural Center and the Colorado Symphony are excited to present the ninth edition of Latin Beats: Sonidos de las Américas on Thursday, September 25, at 7:00 p.m. at Boettcher Concert Hall. This free concert, a signature event of Denver’s Hispanic Heritage Month, brings the community together for an evening of music and dance inspired by the rich traditions of Latin America. This year’s program shines a spotlight on Afro-Mexican culture and rhythms.
This gardening experience may not be comprehended fully by the youth today, but what they learned in this project is going to last a lifetime and will prompt questions of how and why we did some of the steps. They will teach their families and someday, their children, of the value of growing your own organic crops.
The Red Mill, The Moulin Rouge left me seeing and feeling red for a variety of reasons. It also made me wonder how it compares to the 50 Shades of Grey, Book and Movie.
“Actions have consequences” That how Daniel Alejandro Aguilar Briceno describes, not just his journey as a small boy from the Mexican town of Merida, Yucatan to now, a young man who has reached the heights of the circus world with Cirque du Soleil, but to the theme of show ‘Echo’ in which he performs, currently under the big top at Denver’s Ball Arena grounds through August 17, 2025.