The Mexican Cultural Center is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to promoting a deeper understanding of Mexico’s rich heritage. Through cultural events and activities, we provide an inclusive space for diverse communities to explore and connect with Mexican traditions.
Committed to educational outreach, we offer workshops that foster cross-cultural understanding. Join us in celebrating Mexico’s vibrant culture and building bridges of unity.
At the Mexican Cultural Center, we deeply value the support of our community in furthering our mission of fostering cultural understanding. Your contributions play a vital role in enabling us to continue our educational programs, cultural events, and outreach initiatives.
Our goals are supported by memberships, donations, sponsorships, grants and the generosity of businesses, foundations, and individuals who are interested in strengthening relations between Mexico and the United States.
Thank you for the interest in volunteering with our organization. Please fill the application through the Volunteer Recruitment Form below. Answering our question will help us match your volunteer profile with an event or program.
There are numerous ways you can support the Mexican Cultural Center. We offer several Membership Subscriptions with benefits! Click the button below to learn more and become a member today!
The word Mexico comes from the Nahuatl language, which was spoken by the Mexicas, or also known as Aztecs. Mexico’s name means “in the center of the lake of the moon” and refers to the fact that the Aztecs built Tenochtitlán in the middle of the Lake of the Moon. (later called Lake Texcoco)
Mexico is one of the top 5 most biodiverse countries in the world.
Mexico is one of the top 10 most visited countries.
Mexico is home to over 30 UNESCO World Heritage Sites and is a world-class tourist destination.
Mexico is a pacifist country, cradle of the
“Tlatelolco Treaty”
(Bans nuclear weapons in Latin America)
Our goals are supported by memberships, tax-exempt donations, sponsorships, and the generosity of businesses, foundations, and individuals who are interested in strengthening relations between Mexico and the United States.
