El Chubby's

The center really focuses on providing activities that will contribute to the development of education and culture in the state of Colorado regarding Mexican heritage. Its goals are to promote and enhance Mexican culture, its people, and their contributions to American society, and provide Denver with an understanding of the organization through its programs and activities. The Center seeks to showcase Mexicos unique arts and traditions through exhibitions, performances, film screenings, and other events and to increase the impact of our programs by reaching a wider and more diverse audience. It also strives to collaborate with other institutions and organizations to reach common goals that benefit the Colorado community. The Mexican Cultural Center works in partnership with cultural, educational, and other groups to promote and maintain the fullness of Mexican culture. The Mexican Cultural Center is dedicated to increasing awareness of Mexicos unique arts, customs, traditions, and destinations. The Center is open Monday through Friday from 8 am to 5 pm. If you are interested in getting involved with the Center, they offer volunteer opportunities. You can send your contact information to [email protected] . You can find out more about the Center and their programs on their website http://www.mccdenver.org. March programs include a Mexico City Street Food cooking class on March 15 and Faces of GW Students Photography exhibit from March 13-31 at 5:30-7pm. According to the Mexican Cultural Centers website, the photography exhibit called Faces of GW is a collaborate project that was inspired and designed after the National Geographics Faces of America article. This beautiful exhibit explores the stories of the students that walk through the halls of high school. Photographers were tasked with photographing and connecting with a student or teacher at this school that they have never spoken to. The heart of this photography challenge was to connect with other members