Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center

The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center was established by a gathering of San Antonio specialists who were resolved to assume a basic part in molding the imaginative and social encounters of San Antonio's occupants and guests alike. Almost thirty-four years prior this band of craftsmen framed an expert dynamic gathering called the Performance Artists' Nucleus (PAN). They spoke to various associations that were looking for city assets to help their work and to protect and advance the rich conventions of Latino culture.

PAN's energetic endeavors was a successful power to extend the focal point for the overall population who started to comprehend that social conventions were vanishing and to understand that indispensable choices were being made for the Latino people group without their info. Dish's activism was its quality.

The first specialists' responsibility regarding protect and advance Chicano culture by securing city financing denoted the start of the Center as it works today: a multidisciplinary social expressions focus with six orders and among the country's first Chicano associations to team up with Mexican craftsmen and social establishments, commission and present new works and to pioneer in group social training. Accordingly, the Center is one of the City of San Antonio's five noteworthy social associations.

Since its initiation, the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center has either presented, displayed or cultivated the gifts of practically every real Chicano/Latino