I would like to thank the Board of Directors for their leadership and support, as well as our dedicated and professional staff and volunteers for making these exhibits, programs, and events possible. Thank you also to all our supporters and sponsors. 2016 promises to be just as exciting! 

As we complete 2015, we are grateful for an amazing year at Mexic-Arte Museum with many accomplishments and successes.

On behalf of the Board of Directors, we thank all our sponsors, members, and patrons who attended and made the Mexic-Arte Museum Gala del Museo 2015 — Catrina Ball an incredible success.

Mexic-Arte Museum is partnering with several community organizations to promote Día de los Muertos in the Austin area thanks to generous support from the City of Austin and the Hispanic Quality of Life Advisory Commission

September is a busy month for Mexic-Arte Museum. We just completed the Mexico City Art Tour, during which participants enjoyed visiting multiple museums and learning about Mexican art and culture in one of the world’s largest city. 

Save the Date for the Gala del Museo – the Catrina Ball 2015

The fall season is coming with much excitement! This year marks Mexic-Arte Museum’s 31^st Anniversary of providing excellent exhibitions and programs in Austin. We will celebrate these accomplishments with the Gala del Museo – the Catrina Ball on October 17, 2015.

In conjunction with Graves, Dougherty, Moody & Hearon, Mexic-Arte Museum co-hosted a welcome reception for Consul General Carlos Gonzalez Gutierrez on Tuesday evening, July 28, 2015 with over one hundred and thirty Museum patrons.

Mil gracias a todos! We thank everyone from the bottom of our hearts who participated in the 10th Annual Taste of Mexico including all the restaurants, beverage purveyors, sponsors, and the over 600 people who attended the event. 

Mil gracias a todos! We thank everyone from the bottom of our hearts who participated in the 10th Annual Taste of Mexico including all the restaurants, beverage purveyors, sponsors, and the over 600 people who attended the event. 

Unlike festivities in Mexico, diverse communities in the United States have embraced Cinco de Mayo as a day to celebrate Mexican heritage and culture. For nine years from 2000 to 2008, Mexic-Arte Museum has organized the Taste of Mexico Culinary Arts Festival.