A historic Washington, D.C. mansion presenting Mexican art, culture, film, dance and community events.
The Mexican Cultural Institute of Washington, D.C. is a cultural institution that presents Mexican art and culture to audiences in the United States capital. It is housed in a historic mansion whose walls hold art, history and memory. Its programming includes exhibitions by visual artists, dance workshops, film screenings and community events. It also hosts talks and gatherings on topics such as Indigenous communities in the diaspora, and it keeps a public cultural calendar of happenings.