Arizona Latino Arts & Cultural Center

Arizona Latino Arts & Cultural Center The Arizona Latino Arts and Cultural Center works to promote and preserve the legacy of Latino arts & culture in the heart of downtown Phoenix, Arizona.

ALAC is a cultural center that promotes and preserves Latino~Mexican~Xicano~Indigenous Arts & Cultures. Featuring a main gallery, "La Galeria 147" and two smaller galleries, "El Rincon" and "La Campilla" plus a small performing stage, "Teatro Galeria."

~1st Friday Programs FREE & OPEN to the Public every month of the year, 6-9:00 PM.

~La Tiendita Gift Shop: Featuring original art by local artists and artisans; some imports from Mexico and includes handmade by local artists.

~ALAC Services:
1. Art Galeria & Space: Available for Rental of events, meetings, theater.
2. Master Framer: Jose Andres Giron: Creates new frames and Repair work.

09/14/2026

Join us as we dive deep into the lowriding culture with Rick Dominguez and Joe Montenegro of Legendary Bombs. They share their decades-long passion, from their first rides to what drew them into this iconic scene.

09/14/2026

In the past, mural projects were true community endeavors, involving teenagers and elementary school kids in both conceptualizing and painting. This collaborative approach made the impact far-reaching. Nowadays, it often seems like artists work more individually. How can we bring back that community involvement to effectively reach and engage young people through art?

09/14/2026

Initially, I encouraged artists to repaint over murals, but with significant time, effort, and expensive materials invested, preservation is key. We need community and state support to maintain these works for historical reasons.

09/14/2026

The deafening roar of automatic weapons, dirt kicking up inches away, the certainty of dying. In those terrifying moments, visions of my mother's grief flashed before my eyes. A prayer began to form as I felt the impact in my leg, bracing for the inevitable.

Voices of the Movement: The Living History of Chicano Art "El Movimiento" Los Veteranos Speak.Latino USA TV Production/P...
09/13/2026

Voices of the Movement: The Living History of Chicano Art "El Movimiento" Los Veteranos Speak.
Latino USA TV Production/Produced by Gil Bivens, Voices of Chicano Art hosted by: Roman P. Reyes:

Step inside the studio with the trailblazers who turned neighborhood walls into sacred canvases. In this powerful panel discussion, iconic Chicano creators Jose Andres Giron, Roman Reyes, Martin Moreno, Jim Covarrubias, and Zarco Guerrero sit down surrounded by their own work to trace the true lineage of our artistic revolution.

Latino USA TV Production/Produced by Gil Bivens, Voices of Chicano ...

09/13/2026

Arizona Latino Arts and Cultural Center Studios Taping Las Comadres produced by Latino USA TV

09/11/2026

Voices of Chicano Art hosted by Roman P. Reyes Arizona Latino Arts and Cultural Center

Voices of Chicano Art hosted by Roman P. Reyes with the legendary Veteranos jose Jose Andres Giron Martin Moreno Jim Cov...
09/11/2026

Voices of Chicano Art hosted by Roman P. Reyes with the legendary Veteranos jose Jose Andres Giron Martin Moreno Jim Covarrubias Zarco Guerrero podcast at Arizona Latino Arts and Cultural Center Studios. Gutierrez Law Firm, P.C.

Address

147 E Adams Street
Phoenix, AZ
85004

Opening Hours

Wednesday 12pm - 6pm
Thursday 12pm - 6pm
Friday 12pm - 6pm
Saturday 12pm - 6pm

Telephone

+16022549817

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