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A safe space where families and individuals of all identities interested in fostering, sharing, and celebrating Latino cultures can come together to create collective memories that will last and impact a lifetime.

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VROCC is located in Boston, Massachusetts, on a National Register for Historic Buildings; the first library branch in the United States opened in the heart of East Boston in 1870.

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Festival Dia de Muertos

The Veronica Robles Cultural Center (VROCC) presents “2024 Día de Muertos”, New England’s largest multi-day Day of the Dead celebration. This year marks VROCC’s 12th anniversary of honoring this rich tradition, inviting everyone to connect with their ancestors and loved ones.

The event features altar installations, exhibitions, a Catrina Parade, festival, workshops, and lectures, encompassing music, dance, theater, art, technology, and culinary experiences.

Join us from October 2 to November 3, 2024.

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3 October, 2024 No Comments

VROCC 2nd Annual Fundraising Gala

Join us in celebrating 11 years of cultural impact at our 2nd Annual Fundraising Gala. This special evening will honor our corporate partners and community leaders for their unwavering support of VROCC’s vision and mission.

The event will feature an elegant evening of networking, an award ceremony, a delicious dinner, and dancing.

Date: Saturday, November 23rd, 2024
Time: 6:30 pm – 11:00 pm
Location: ICA Watershed, 256 Marginal Street, East Boston

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10 September, 2024 No Comments

Viva Mexico Festival-2024

Celebrate Mexican Independence! 🇲🇽 🎉 Join the biggest patriotic party in Massachusetts on September 14, 2024, from 1:00 PM to 8:00 PM, presented by the Veronica Robles Cultural Center and the Consulate of Mexico in Boston! Save the date on your calendar 📌

Enjoy an outdoor event with:

🎶 Live bands
🎺 Mariachi
🌮 Delicious Mexican food
🎊 Lots of fun for the whole family

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16 July, 2024 No Comments

Testimonials

Valentina blossomed from a shy girl to one who radiates confidence through Ms. Robles’ dance classes. I wish that there was something like this growing up in the ’90s.” Claudia Basulto said about her 11 year old daughter, who has been a young dancer and leader at VROCC since she was 6 years old.
Claudia Basulto, was born in Mexico and moved to East Boston with her family when she was 5 years old.
Claudia Basulto, was born in Mexico and moved to East Boston with her family when she was 5 years old.
“The center has since become a refuge for those who teach and learn inside its walls. It is everybody’s cultural center. We all have access to the center to practice. We trust each other. We help each other. We take care of the center like it is our own home,” explains Sonia Castillo.
Sonia and her Husband Erwin Castillo are from Chile and both teach weekly Chilean dance classes at VROCC, they have been members for the past 10 years.
Sonia and her Husband Erwin Castillo are from Chile and both teach weekly Chilean dance classes at VROCC, they have been members for the past 10 years.
“When you think about Boston being a melting pot, the more exposure we have to all these different cultures, the more enlightened and tolerant we will be of celebrating other people’s holidays and traditions,”
Robin BakerAssociate Director of Community Engagement for Celebrity Series of Boston
Robin Baker
"Veronica's passion and devotion to the profound importance of creating space for cultural activities--one's own and learning about others--is contagious. The team at VROCC makes it happen beautifully and with such joy. VROCC is also there for their community in times of need. Being there in the center of their neighborhood for good times and challenging ones. Showing up for all of it,"
Marina Seevak Schlomo Fund
Marina Seevak

VROCC on the media

VROCC making news

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5/13/21

Diverse Boston Neighborhoods Recruited For Sweeping Study Of Genetics And Health Outcomes

9/29/21

Mariachi singer turns loss into love for arts – and community

10/25/21

Dia de los Muertos Celebration at VROCC

11/3/21

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