PHOENIX — History can be taught in different ways. One woman in Phoenix is using her sewing skills to share with generation after generation, the customs and traditions of Ballet Folklorico in ...

The Mariachi and Folklórico Festival is back in Phoenix with an all-female lineup to celebrate International Women's Day. ... Marisa Ronstadt and the dancers of Ballet Folklorico Quetzalli-AZ. ...

On March 2, the first-ever Mariachi and Folklórico Festival will kick off in downtown Phoenix at the Herberger Theater Center. Here's the lineup.

On Sept. 16, Mexicans at home and abroad celebrate México's Independence Day. In Arizona, ballet folklórico dances remind immigrants of home all year.

History is at the center of everything C.A.L.L.E. de Arizona does. The nonprofit's goal is to share the rich history of Mexican culture through various art forms. Two of these are music and dance ...

“This year we wanted to do something very special to commemorate International Women’s Day, so the Second Annual Phoenix Mariachi and Folklorico Festival will feature an all-female cast.

Mexican culture will come to life in a colorful display of dynamic dance and music at a festival that merges budding child performers with professional adult artists.

Complete Information About Ballet Folklorico de Mexico de Amalia Hernandez in Phoenix at Ikeda Theater. n 1952, Amalia Hernández, dancer and choreographer, founded the Ballet Folklórico de ...

Students at Tucson Magnet High School have been celebrating the art and culture of ballet folklórico for the past 50 years Sky's Chennedy Carter has 'no regrets' about foul on Caitlin Clark ...

Los Tucsoneses is the oldest existing ballet folklórico in Arizona. There are currently 200 students in the program. Loya says, “it takes a village to make sure everything we do can happen.” ...