THE CENTRO IN THE NEWS

Watch KCTV interview with Carlos and Angie (King County TV, 2/6/20)

“Centro Cultural Mexicano is organizing a series of cultural events that bring our community together while giving us the opportunity to share the importance of participating in the Census through one-on-one conversations and an information kiosk..."

Redmond Reporter, 2/5/20

 "While “Border Doors” focuses on specific immigration issues at the country’s southern border, CCM executive director Carlos Jiminez said the exhibit sends a strong message about the struggles of the immigrant community as a whole." 

Redmond Reporter, 1/27/20

 “Director Angie Hinojos Yusuf said the idea behind the event was to open their doors to the Redmond community and to share their Mexican culture and what is meaningful to them with others."

Redmond Reporter, 11/15/19 

 “Redmond residents and surrounding communities gathered on Nov. 2 to celebrate life at the Día de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead) event at the Centro Cultural Mexicano in Redmond. "

Redmond Reporter, 11/7/19 

 “We are excited to partner with Centro Cultural Mexicano and bring this unique partnership to Redmond residents,” Redmond Mayor John Marchione said in a release. “This partnership creates engaging class and camp experiences while further building culture and community in Redmond.”  

Redmond Reporter, 4/10/19

We re excited to partner with the City of Redmond to offer Mexican Art and Culture Classes and the Cinco de Mayo Celebration!   

 Redmond Patch, 3/25/19

February speaker Gloria Burgess read from her new book, “Pass It On!”  at the Centro /Los Pajaros Studio Gallery.

Redmond Reporter, 3/4/19 

"When Jimenez moved to Redmond two years ago, he noticed the city was missing a studio gallery..."

Redmond Reporter, 2/1/19