Year: 2017

This year’s #DiscoverMiTerra BioBlitz, in partnership with the U.S. Forest Service, commemorates the National Parks Centennial and will engage more than 400 fourth graders in an interactive biological survey of local surroundings.

DENVER, CO – September 10, 2017 – More than 300 prominent Latino-American leaders, activists, educators and artists from across the Americas representing conservation, the arts, education, science, policy, journalism and more will gather in Denver, Colorado from September 15-17 at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science to present and participate in the 5th Annual Americas Latino Eco Festival (ALEF). This year’s festival is themed People & Waters First: Ripples of Hope will honor the Colorado River and the country of Cuba.

The festival opens September 15th at 7PM at Alamo Drafthouse in San Francisco’s Mission District. The opening night party takes place afterwards across the street at the historic Grand Theater which is now occupied by local arts org, Gray Area.

September, 9, 2017.- The SF Latino Film Festival is ready for its 9th annual September events, celebrating independent film from the Americas and Europe. Its goal is to showcase film by, about, or made with Latinos—to shine a light on inclusion.