Celebration- The Lost Leaf’s 10 year Anniversary

The Lost Leaf is a staple of La Phoenikera's culture, and for the past ten years have been hosting awesome bands (they have a live band every day) with no cover. As being a few of the last standing...

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Music- Mon Lafert

It's awesome that the Crescent Ballroom and the promoters that work with them are bringing alternative Latinx acts to its stage, and we're particularly excited about this band and the possibility of others that are equally as good! WHEN: 05/27...

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Theater – Mala Sangre

Mario Zapién's Mala Sangre produced by Teatro Meshico will take the stage at the Helen K Mason Center this weekend. We're letting you know just in case you wanted to soak in drama. WHERE: Helen K Mason Center for the...

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From Spectators to Collaborators: How Soul Justice Project’s New Show Needs You Involved

“The universe is not made out of atoms. It is made out of stories,” said Muriel Rukeyser in her Speed of Darkness poem. We know storytelling is one of humans' most basic and effective ways of communicating, and undoubtedly,...

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Mother Cruda Knows Best

Whoever has a vision of their future and wants to materialize it, doesn't have it easy. If you start your own bidness, often times you'll want to throw in the towel, you'll have to make concessions, reevaluate your views,...

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Possible Latinx Cultural Center Needs Your Voice

There is a demand for accessible events celebrating the rise of La Phoenikera's culture, but how do we show support? Sometimes we share shit on social media with a rally-cry that gets lost in the ether of 0's and...

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La Phoenikera Cinephiles Get Their Movie Fix for a Week

Phoenikerx cinephiles rejoice! Today the Phoenix International Film Festival starts and it has massively grown since I covered it for the newspaper during my Limbolandian years. This festival is to local cinephiles what VIVA PHX or FORM is to...

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Afromexico: Children of the moon

Queen Muhammad Ali and Hakeem Khaaliq, two local visual anthropologists, have made it their mission to demystify preconceived notions about black and Indigenous communities worldwide. This is no easy feat since they're against a historical propensity to spread inaccurate information...

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Rita Indiana Releases Anti-corruption Anthem That’ll Shake Up Politicians

We're hella excited that our beloved Rita Indiana returns to the music scene with “El Castigador,” a politically charged jam that's pure faya. We'd given up on the idea of her return as a musician and thought she'd continue...

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Big Mole in Little Oaxaca

Somebody recently asked me if I knew a place with a killer mole in La Phoenikera—you know, the kind that pleasures your tongue as if it were a one-night stand. I couldn't make a suggestion, but luckily, enlightenment is...

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15 Bands We Demand in La Phoenikera

What's up with La Phoenikera not having awesome Spanish language bands transmitting new sounds, influences, and sensations? The music scene is way too nostalgic, and yesteryear seems repetitive. We understand nostalgia, we get it, it's nice, but abusing it...

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Teatro

La compañía Black Theatre Troupe presenta Broke-ology, una obra que aborda temáticas universales en comunidades afectadas por la pobreza y explora las dinámicas familiares que se dan a consecuencia. Qué: Obra sobre dinámicas familiares que se dan como consecuencia...

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