University of Arkansas Exhibit Commemorates 100th Anniversary of Emiliano Zapata’s Death

by Terry Grieve | Apr 17, 2019 | Culture, History, Museums, Publications | 0 Comments

News.UARK.edu – Photo: Agustín Victor Casasola. Photo: In commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the death of Mexican icon Emiliano Zapata, the University of Arkansas will host a series of events and an international photo exhibit featuring him. Fayetteville,...

New anthology of essays about Chicana and Chicano art edited by arts professor Jennifer González

by Terry Grieve | Apr 17, 2019 | Culture, Museums, Publications | 0 Comments

By Scott Rappaport – News.UCSC.edu – Image Not Credited. Image: Judithe Hernández, Reina de la Primavera, 1974. Serigraph. Chicano and Chicana Art: A Critical Anthology offers an overview of the history and theory of Chicano and Chicana art from the 1960s...

‘El Chicano’ Is the First Superhero Movie With an All-Hispanic Cast

by Terry Grieve | Apr 17, 2019 | Culture, Videos | 0 Comments

By Mallory Chin – HypeBeast.com – Video Capture: ‘El Chicano’ Official Trailer (2019). Video Capture: ‘El Chicano’ Official Trailer (2019) | Raúl Castillo, Aimee Garcia, Jose Pablo Cantillo There’s something special about Briarcliff...

After difficult year, Cantina 62 prepares to open in Shea’s Seneca

by Terry Grieve | Apr 16, 2019 | Cuisine, Culture, History | 0 Comments

By Ben Tsujimoto – BuffaloNews.com – Photo: Sharon Cantillon/News file photo. Photo: Cantina 62’s Mexican-American menu was popular in Lackawanna from 2016-2018. Its fans will be pleased to here it’s about to open in Shea’s Seneca. When Cantina 62 opened...

Audible Launches Audible Latino For Spanish-Language Audiobooks

by Terry Grieve | Apr 16, 2019 | Culture, Music, Publications | 0 Comments

By Christina Orlando – BookRiot.com – Image Not Credited. Audible has announced the creation of a dedicated space for Spanish-language audiobooks and entertainment. In addition to the announcement that Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone would be...

“Lowriders de Fresno” to take the field at Chukchansi Park in 2019

by Terry Grieve | Apr 16, 2019 | Culture, LowRiders, Sports | 0 Comments

Press Release – HanfordSentinel.com – Photo: Contributed by Fresno Grizzlies. Photo: “Lowriders de Fresno” cap. As part of Minor League Baseball’s “Copa de la Diversión” (Fun Cup!), a new-for-2019 alter ego, the “Fresno Lowriders”...

Supermarkets “Express” for Hispanic Retail

by Terry Grieve | Apr 15, 2019 | Cuisine, Culture | 0 Comments

By Julio Ibañez – Abasto.com – Image Not Credited. Image: GPS Imports In places with high population density, it is much more productive and operational to have several “express” supermarkets and not only a medium-large store, therefore, the main objective...

Neon Desert Music Festival Announces Full Lineup

by Terry Grieve | Apr 15, 2019 | Culture, Festivals, Music | 0 Comments

Submitted By Giant Noise – GratefulWeb.com – Image Not Credited. Image: 9th Annual Neon Desert Music Festival Neon Desert Music Festival is excited to unveil today the full music lineup for the ninth annual multi-genre festival event, which will return...

Maya artist and educator comes to Tucson

by Terry Grieve | Apr 15, 2019 | Culture, Festivals, Publications | 0 Comments

By Quincy Sinek – Wildcat.Arizona.edu – Photo: Courtesy Roberto Rodriguez|The Daily Wildcat. Photo: UA professor of Mexican American Studies Roberto Rodriguez (left) and Mayan musician and educator Yazmin Novelo (left) attend the Tucson Festival of Books...