Classes
MACC classes consist of multiple days where you work on a project from start to finish.
Latin Dance Class
Learn the secrets of mastering most popular Latin dance styles with EPCC dance instructor Eduardo Portillo.
Type: Dance Class
- Thursdays May 1, 8, 15, 22, and 29
- 1 PM – 3 PM
- Ages 18
- Dance Classroom
- Free
- Materials will be provided
El Árbol de la Primavera with artist Soila Hernandez
Memorialize this Spring season through the prehispanic clay craft.
Type: Art Class
Originated in Puebla Mexico, the art of El Árbol de la Primavera is a ceramic process that reflects on the season of Spring and all its meanings recalling all the way back to the prehispanic origin of the craft. Join us in this two-part class to learn through creation with teacher, Soila Hernandez.
- Saturdays May 24 and 31
- 1 PM – 3 PM
- Ages 16+
- Art Classroom
- Free
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Mommy & Me Paper Mache Flower with artist Mayra Salinas
What better way to celebrate the love you share with your mom than creating together?! In this three-part class series, teaching artist Mayra Salinas will guide you this Mother’s Day weekend to cocreate a large-scale paper mâché Lily flower.
- May 9, 10, and 11
- 11 AM – 2 PM
- Ages 3+ (with parent/guardian)
- Art Classroom
- Free
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Artivismo: Stand Up 4 Something with artist Omar Hernandez
In this hands-on class series, students will explore the power of visuals to spark change and inspire action. Learn the art of creating flyers with a message, blending color theory, composition, and artivism to design pieces that stand for what matters to you. You’ll also gain skills in formatting for social media, then bring your vision to life by digitizing, printing, and taking home your own original flyer. No experience needed, just bring your voice and your ideas.
- Fridays May 16, 23, and 30
- 4:30 PM – 6:30 PM
- Ages 15+
- Digital Classroom
- Free
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Workshops
MACC workshops are 1 day only events.
Sopita de Estrellas with Chef Yuri Hernandez
Join us for a heartwarming, hands-on kids cooking class where we’ll explore the comfort educing magic of Sopita, a simple yet soul-soothing recipe passed on from generation to generation. This is a beginner class geared for little hands and an introduction to tasty traditions of Mexican home cooking.
- Sundays May 4, 11, 18, or 25
- Morning Class Time: 11 PM - 12:30 PM
- Afternoon Class Time: 1 PM - 2:30 PM
- Ages 6+ (Must also register with a guardian)
- Teaching Kitchen
- Free
- Attire: Wear non-slip, close toe shoes
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Artisan Chocolate Making with Nancy Torres
Learn the art of making chocolate from scratch with Cacao Coyatoc. At our Artisanal Chocolate Making Workshop, you'll experience the full journey of chocolate creation, using traditional and hands-on methods. Explore the craft of chocolate making the Artisanal way through a series of exciting activities and insightful experiences that will deepen your connection to this beloved treat.
- Saturdays May 24 or May 31
- Morning Session: 10 AM – 12 PM
- Afternoon Session: 1 PM – 3 PM
- Ages 15+
- Teaching Kitchen
- Free
- Attire: Wear non-slip, close toe shoes
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Talavera Art with artist Valeria Tejada
Inspired by 5 de Mayo, we are taking a closer look at the cultural heritage of Puebla. Participants will learn about the ceramic process of Talavera pottery and paint on three premade ceramic tiles.
- Sundays May 4, 11, 18, or 25th
- 12 PM - 2 PM
- Ages 14+
- Art Classroom
- Free
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Amate: Tree Bark Paper Painting with Community Gallery Artist Maria Almeida Natividad
This beginner workshop led by artist Maria Almeida Natividad will introduce participants to the method of Amate art, a traditional folk-art practice from Mexico that involves creating vibrant paintings on paper made from tree bark.
- Saturdays May 3, 10, or 17
- 11 AM – 1 PM
- Ages 15+
- Digital Classroom
- Free
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Amate Painting Workshop with Community Gallery Artist, Maria Almeida Natividad (3rd Thursday)
This beginner workshop led by artist Maria Almeida Natividad will introduce participants to the method of Amate art, a traditional folk-art practice from Mexico that involves creating vibrant paintings on paper made from tree bark.
- Thursday, May 15
- 5:30-7:30PM
- Ages 15+
- Digital Classroom
- Free
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