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Culture

Solaz y solidaridad: Contra-ICE launches in downtown LA with compilation album featuring artists, musicians, comedians, and performers

By Dini McCullough Amozurrutia | October 6, 2026

Album is a fundraiser for National Day Laborer Organizing Network and Unión del Barrio, non-profits that serve immigrants and protect their human rights

Journey, the movie – an indie immigrant-themed film shot partially in Laredo premiers Oct. 2 at Alamo Drafthouse; screenings through Oct. 14

Daphne Art Foundation’s 2026 Artist-in-Residence exhibition opens September 18

LFS Fronterror Film Fest calls for short film submissions

Don Quixote and The Quest to Dream returns for a third year with immersive educational activities

Culture

Laredo-born Josephine Sacabo showcases her internationally recognized body of work with THE RIGHT TO DREAM – regreso a mi pueblo

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | August 25, 2026

Homecoming retrospective opens August 28, 6 p.m., at TAMIU FPA Gallery 

Culture

Janet Krueger’s Thick and Thin exhibit opens at the Hunt Gallery Sept. 3 in San Antonio

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | August 12, 2026

Artist talk is set for September 12 from 1 to 2 p.m.

Culture

Marcos E. González: he’s pulling more than your focus  

By Armando X. Lopez | August 3, 2026

This is not a novel for the easily offended or for the politically correct

Culture

Josephine Sacabo’s THE RIGHT TO DREAM –  regreso a mi pueblo opens August 28th at TAMIU’s Fine and Performing Arts Gallery

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | August 2, 2026

Artist Talk set for August 27th at TAMIU’s Academic Innovation Center

Culture

LC’s much anticipated FlamencoFest offers hands-on workshops at all levels of skill

By LareDOS Staff | July 26, 2026

August 1 tablao performance: an intimate view of the exchange between dancers, singers, musicians, and its audience

Culture

Jorge Santana to read from Cóncavo y Convexo, a deep peer into the ravaged hearts of the madres buscadoras

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | June 7, 2026

Public invited: Thursday, June 11, 7 p.m. at Casa Ortiz

Culture

Daphne Art Foundation selects seven artists for 2026 Artist in Residence cohort

By LareDOS Staff | June 5, 2026

Jesse Shaw named first Distinguished AiR Mentor

Culture

Preview reception for YONKE EncontraDOS: June 4, Laredo Center for the Arts, 6 p.m.

By LareDOS Staff | June 3, 2026

On exhibit: creative ingenuity, humor, and resourcefulness of Gil Rocha and Ruben Luna

Culture

Designer Jude Hinojosa brings upcycled, zero waste fashion to Casa Ortiz June 5

By Jorge Santana | June 3, 2026

78041 – E5 9NJ exhibition features three collections that fill Casa Ortiz through June 21 

Culture

Folklórico dancers zapateando con todo corazón featured at June 5 Mexico Lindo 2026 concert

By LareDOS Staff | May 27, 2026

Featuring performances of traditional Mexican dance by members of the Gabriela Mendoza-García Ballet Folklórico and the Espuelas de Oro-J.W. Nixon High School Ballet Folklórico.

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