About Us

WHO WE ARE

The Mexican Cultural Center (MCC) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded in 1994 comprised of a Board of Directors and members dedicated to promoting Mexico and its rich heritage, history, people, cuisine, and traditions. As such, the MCC serves as a networking hub for individuals, businesses, and students interested in Mexican culture and commerce. To further its mission, the MCC works closely with the Consulate of Mexico in Philadelphia and many institutions in the region to promote and educate the public on the arts and culture of Mexico.

OUR MISSION

The mission of the Mexican Cultural Center is to promote understanding and awareness of the cultural and artistic diversity of Mexico and its influence in the Delaware Valley. The MCC supports the cultural heritage of the Mexican community in Eastern Pennsylvania, Southern New Jersey, and Delaware and fosters understanding between our nations by promoting cultural expressions, art, and education.

WHAT WE DO

The MCC celebrated and promoted Mexican culture through annual programs, including the Mexican Independence Day Festival, Day of the Dead, Mexican Week in Philadelphia, a Christmas Posada, and workshops for children.

Special events include lectures and exhibitions about Mexican history, culture, cuisine, and traditions. The MCC also hosts musical events featuring popular, opera, and folk music performed by Mexican singers and chamber orchestras, as well as dance performances by Azctec and Mexican folkloric ballet groups.

PROMOTE MEXICAN CULTURE

Three Kings Day, The Mexican Independence Day Festival, Day of the Dead, Mexican Week in Philadelphia, Christmas Posada, and workshops related to Mexican culture, arts and tradition.

SPECIAL EVENTS

Mexican Independence Day Festival, Day of the Dead, Mexican Week in Philadelphia, a Christmas Posada, and workshops.

MUSICAL EVENTS

Traditional and modern Mexican music, chamber orchestras, Mexican singers and diverse dance performances displaying the cultural diversity that Mexico has.