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This Play Is On Fire! Hell’s Kitchen Thru April 26th, LLD Review

It took Alicia 12 years to cook up this musical. 12 long years of being involved in every aspect of the play, Hell’s Kitchen, not just the music but the story and characters that were inspired by her own life as well as the neighborhood and those she grew up with. But, there is a deeper aspect of this production that delves into the human experience. This is not a jukebox musical.


Chicano Park To Celebrate 56 Years April 25, 2026 San Diego, California


I’m Ok, Your Ok, Or Are We? ‘Next To Normal’ A Family’s Struggle With Mental IIlness, Thru May 3, 2026, LLD Review

Diana’s son, Gabriel, Ethan Peterson, died as an infant, yet he exists as a teenager. At least in his mother’s mind he does. She struggles to cope with her grief going from emotional highs and lows for years. Diana Goodman, Alena Watters, has become


ArtistiCO Summer Camp Registration Now Open For Kids 5-13


Dazzle’s Musical Summer Musical Play Production Camp For Kids 7-12, Sign Up Now!


Latina College Presidents Face Challenges Far Beyond The Campus Grounds

“I can’t tell you how many times people have questioned my role,” another president said. “When they say, ‘What do you do?’ and I go, ‘I’m the president,’ they think [I am] the [student body] president.”


YouTube To Charge 18% Hispanic Tax, TelevisaUnivision Launches “Do the Right Thing Google” Campaign to Challenge Discriminatory Practices

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.


It Runs In The Family, 30th Annual El Grito Community 5K Race/Walk Makes A Successful Comeback

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.


At 55, Still Vibrant and Stronger Than Ever, Chicano Park Celebrates Its History


The Cultural Heritage of the San Luis Valley To Be Preserved Through A Grant Awarded to History Colorado

San Luis, Colorado is the oldest continuously inhabited town in Colorado, founded in 1851 by Hispanics from Taos, New Mexico. The town is located in the southeast part of the San Luis Valley, along Culebra Creek and west of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. The area was originally part of four Spanish land grants, and San Luis’s adobe architecture and Spanish town layout reflect these historical and cultural influences.