Signature event
Festival Dia de Muertos 2026
New England’s largest DĂa de Muertos celebration 2025: Multi-site event in Boston & Chelsea. Month-long activities with Mexican Consulate.
September 21, 2026
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Summer Program
Due to budget constraints and current circumstances, our Latin Heritage Summer School Program will not take place this summer.
We sincerely appreciate your understanding and support. Our commitment to this community remains stronger than ever.
Since 2013, we’ve engaged over 300,000 individuals in honoring Latin America’s vibrant folkloric traditions through dance, music, and cultural education that strengthens community bonds and preserves heritage.
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Signature event
Festival Viva Mexico Boston 2026
Experience the heart of Mexico in East Boston!
Join us on Saturday, September 19 for Viva México Boston 2026 — a free, family-friendly festival filled with live mariachi, folkloric dance, traditional food, and a special appearance by Consul General Carlos Iriarte.
Celebrate culture, community, and the spirit of independence from 1 PM to 8 PM at 102 Border St., East Boston.
August 5, 2026
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Signature event
Festival Viva Colombia Boston 2026
Viva Colombia Boston is here!
Come celebrate the music, flavors, and pride of Colombia in the heart of East Boston.
đź“… Date: August 8
⏰ Time: Starting at 1:00 p.m.
đź“Ť Location: 102 Border St., East Boston
A joyful, vibrant celebration of Colombian culture join us!
June 23, 2026
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Voices of community
"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,"
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.
Valentina blossomed from a shy girl to one who radiated 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.
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