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	Mexican Heritage Plaza - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Mexican Heritage Plaza is a museum and cultural center in San Jose, California, USA that opened in 1999.
		It is operated by the Mexican Heritage Corp., which has sponsored the International Mariachi Festival and Conference every summer since 1992
		In addition to the La Galeria Museum, the plaza includes a 500-seat theater, gardens, classrooms, and meeting spaces.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mexican_Heritage_Plaza (118 words)

	The Spartan Daily - (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		There aren't any visible problems with the 50,000-square-foot, 5-yearold plaza, however, in order to have a more convenient facility for the users, Davison Aviles said she decided to apply to the capital improvement program about three years ago.
		Currently, there is a nice gallery at the plaza, however, the gallery isn't qualified enough to exhibit expensive pieces of art because it doesn't have a good climate control system, Davison Aviles said.
		The plaza faced budget cuts and Davison Aviles said half of the staff members need to leave the plaza during the construction.
	www.thespartandaily.com /vnews/display.v?TARGET=printable&article_id=41a228e9972ff (751 words)

	MEXICAN HERITAGE CORPORATION (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The Mexican Heritage Corporation was incorporated as a non-profit organization in 1988 by a group of citizens in San Jose.
		The purpose of the Mexican Heritage Corporation is to build a cultural center which will present a forum for California's rich Mexican and Latino cultural heritage and will serve as a resource to the local community.
		The Mexican Cultural Heritage Plaza is a community center for civic, cultural and commercial activity which will nurture pride and promote appreciation, interest and awareness of California's Mexican cultural heritage.
	www.sanjosearts.com /mexherit.html (247 words)

	HispanicOnline - Hispanic Heritage Plaza 2002
		Luckily, there is an abundance of museums and cultural centers dedicated to the preservation of this important heritage, with virtual galleries and digital tours bringing anyone with access to a computer instant access to the broad spectrum of Latino art.
		Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum - Established in 1987, the museum's permanent collection has grown to over 2,700 objects featuring the finest of Mexican creativity from both sides of the border.
		Mexican Heritage Plaza - A cultural center in San Jose, California, it includes a gallery, a Latin music series, classes, and special events.
	www.hispaniconline.com /hh02/culture_museos_barrio_.html (765 words)

	LAC Mexican American
		By the 1920s, Mexicans had replaced the Chinese and Japanese as the most important source of agriculture labor in California; Mexicans made up 70 to 90 percent of the workers on the southwestern railroads.
		Because Mexican American teenagers at the time adopted the dress fashion known as "drapes," resembling the zoot suits worn by young men in Harlem, they were called "zoot-suiters," and were typecast as hoodlums.
		The press claimed that the Mexican zoot-suiters were planning retribution on the white residents, so on June 7 hundreds surged into the streets of Los Angeles, beating and stripping off the clothes of Mexican American youths.
	www.msmc.la.edu /ccf/LAC.Mexican.html (2272 words)

	The Sacramento Observer - Online Edition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Among the grantees announced this week by the governor: the African American Museum in Oakland; the Mexican Heritage Plaza in San Jose; and Japantown restoration projects in San Jose, San Francisco and Los Angeles.
		Mexican Heritage Plaza in East San Jose will receive a $1 million grant.
		The Plaza encompasses a 500-seat theater, a visual arts gallery affiliated with the Smithsonian Institution, two classrooms, a multiuse pavilion, cultural gardens, a central plaza and a visual arts gallery affiliated with the Smithsonian Institution.
	www.sacobserver.com /news/110702/cultural_grants.htm (360 words)

	Metroactive Features \| Mexican Heritage Plaza
		The opening of the Mexican Heritage Plaza on San Jose's too-often-forgotten east side, scheduled for ribbon cutting at 11am on Thursday (Sept. 9), is a good start.
		Sitting in the middle of a lot at King and Alum Rock that once housed a radiator repair shop and a wrecking yard, the Heritage Plaza is expected to become an economic and social anchor in the midst of a scruffy, eclectic business district that presently ranges from tire shops to taquerias to tattoo parlors.
		For Lazano and Teatro Visión, scheduled to present the play Harvest Moon at the Plaza Theater Oct. 7-23, the benefits of the Mexican Heritage Plaza are twofold.
	www.metroactive.com /papers/metro/09.09.99/heritage-9936.html (540 words)

	The Spartan Daily - (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Boom is a stilt walker who followed the parade to the Mexican Heritage Plaza.
		Many Mexicans celebrating the Day of the Dead use the day to remember their heritage.
		The parade, which starts from Our Lady of Guadalupe church and ends up a couple of streets down at the Mexican Heritage Plaza, is decorated with traditional skeleton costumes along with contributions from Asian dragon dancers and belly dancers.
	www.thespartandaily.com /vnews/display.v?TARGET=printable&article_id=4186220301ae7 (825 words)

	What's New (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		During a September 15, 2002 Mexican Heritage Plaza presentation in San Jose, California -- titled "Colonies and Colonists of the Northern Frontier" -- Institute Director Ruben G. Mendoza met Lowrider Magazine writer and long-time contributor Benjamin Hernandez.
		That chance meeting has since resulted in the initiation of a collaboration with the Mexican Heritage Plaza for the development of plans pertaining to a future exhibition of Mexican American and Chicano material culture.
		Published by the California Missions Foundation, and titled San Juan Bautista: An Archaeologist’s View of an Early California Mission, the book was released during the week of October 21st, 2002, and commemorates the installation of a recent exhibition of Professor Mendoza’s photography featured at the Mexican Heritage Plaza of San Jose, California.
	archaeology.csumb.edu /WhatsNew/WhatsNew.htm (1469 words)

	mexican art (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The Mexican facility, known as Productus Pelikan, SA de CV located in Puebla, Mexico, was established in 1963.
		San Jose's Mexican Heritage Plaza is launching a series of low-cost family events starting Sunday.
		A Mexican civil protection brigadeer abseils down an apartment block during an earthquake drill in the Tlatelolco neighbourhood of Mexico City September 19, 2005.
	www.artprints-and-posters.com /art/mexican-art.html (444 words)

	Mexican Heritage Plaza San Francisco Wedding Reception, San Francisco Wedding Receptions, San Francisco Wedding ...
		Their original goal was to develop the city's first Mexican cultural garden.
		The Mexican Heritage Plaza/Centro Cultural de San José is in the heart of San José's oldest and largest Mexican-American community.
		The Mexican Cultural Heritage Gardens and Plaza will become a destination for everyone who lives in or visits the Bay Area.
	www.mybayareawedding.com /categories/halls/userprofiles/receptionfacilities_973.html (190 words)

	Executive Director --- Mexican Heritage Plaza --- San Jose, CA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Located in the heart of San José’s oldest and largest Mexican-American community, the Mexican Heritage Plaza is one of the largest Latino cultural centers in the United States.
		The Mexican Heritage Plaza celebrates and preserves the rich Mexican cultural heritage and showcases the diverse cultures of the region through the visual and performing arts and education programs.
		Operating under the umbrella of the Mexican Heritage Corporation, the Plaza seeks an Executive Director to lead all strategic, administrative, operations and fund development activities.
	www.joblatino.com /city/californ/sanjose/jobs/may12-3999328063.html (264 words)

	b l a n c a ~ a l v a r a d o ----<--@ past and current projects
		San José experienced a joyous occasion when it commemorated the grand opening of the Mexican Heritage Plaza, built at the corner of Alum Rock Avenue and King Road, on September 9, 1999.
		The Plaza is a place where the community can meet and exchange ideas, a place where individuals can reflect upon and appreciate the arts, culture, and heritage of the Mexican-American community, and serve as an important milestone in the community’s efforts to promote the rich cultural diversity and history of the valley.
		The launch of the Plaza also included mini arts festivals, block parties, concerts in the parks, and tours of the facilities throughout the months of July and August.
	www.blancaalvarado.org /pastproj/arts.html (778 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		add additional facilities where service is provided to include the Mexican Heritage Plaza and the Tech Museum of Innovation; increase the compensation by $114,390 from $89,890 for a total not to exceed $204,280; and add an option provision
		period with the option to renew for one additional year, and to extend the services provided to include the Mexican Heritage Plaza and Tech Museum of Innovation.
		es are the Mexican Heritage Plaza and the Tech Museum of Innovation
	www.sanjoseca.gov /clerk/agenda/10_24_00docs/6e4.htm (1054 words)

	Outside S.F., money's even tighter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		In San Jose, the Mexican Heritage Plaza cultural center has seen its annual corporate donations drop by half, about $175,000.
		In addition to cutting staff, the center is trying harder to tap individual contributions, which now make up only a small part of its $2.78 million budget.
		Like other San Jose groups, Mexican Heritage Plaza will be getting less money next year from the city's hotel tax fund, which gave out more than $3 million this year.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2001/11/28/DD172162.DTL&type=printable (736 words)

	Day of the Dead SF Bay Area
		San Francisco after all is at the edge of the earth while its inner mission district as the birthplace of the Bay Area and metro center for its creative and immigrant communities is often considered the heart.
		The $26 million structure designed by Mexican architect Ricardo Legorreta will have 64,000 square feet on six floors and will be in the most exciting museum neighborhood on the West Coast.
		In 2000 the Mexican Museum received a substantial collection of Mexican popular art from the estate of the late Paul Sherrill a long-time supporter of the Museum.
	www.sfmission.com /dod/sf_bay.htm (1448 words)

	Mexican Heritage Corp. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The Mexican Heritage Corp. was founded as a non-profit organization on April 27, 1988 with the purpose of building a center for California's rich Mexican and Latino cultural heritage.
		The Mexican Cultural Heritage Gardens and Plaza, scheduled for groundbreaking in December of 1997, will support and promote California's Mexican and Latin American cultural traditions of music, dance, art and theater.
		Since 1992, The Mexican Heritage Corp. has sponsored the annual San Jose International Mariachi Festival and Conference, a fund-raiser held in July for non-profit organizations.
	www.scu.edu /SCU/Programs/Diversity/mhc.html (290 words)

	San Jose Mercury News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		But advocates in San Jose on Thursday, surrounded by hundreds of schoolchildren who marched to the Mexican Heritage Plaza in honor of Chavez's birthday, say the bill would have at least given Chavez the recognition he's long deserved.
		A celebration at the Mexican Heritage Plaza, at King Road and Alum Rock Avenue, drew more than 600 people who celebrated Chavez's legacy with songs, dances and speeches.
		Alum Rock school board trustee Felix Alvarez, a self-described ``Chavista,'' or follower of Chavez, praised the schoolchildren gathered at the plaza for celebrating in a manner reminiscent of the UFW movement in its heyday two decades ago: ``You have to march, you have to walk, you have to be part of the activism.''
	www.ufw.org /sjm33100.html (927 words)

	index (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The exhibition is being featured in the Community Theater Lobby of the Mexican Heritage Plaza located at 1700 Alum Rock Avenue in San Jose, California.
		See http://www.mhcviva.org/ for further information on the Plaza; and http://www.mhcviva.org/directions.html for further information on its location.
		Because I am planning on moving the exhibition to a new venue after the run at the Mexican Heritage Plaza, if your institution is interested in hosting the exhibition, please contact me at your earliest convenience at the voice mail address noted below.
	archaeology.csumb.edu /exhibitions (344 words)

	TAAC Bulletin
		Sometime over the weekend five of the murals, which celebrate Mexican culture and history, were covered with anti-Hispanic graffiti and streaks of fl paint.
		The Mexican Heritage Plaza in San Jose celebrates its 11th annual International Mariachi Festival.
		The exhibition traces the development of Mexican modern art between the 1910s and 1950s, offering a glimpse into pre- and post-revolutionary Mexican life and culture.
	www.taac.com /bull2.html (5935 words)

	Mexican Heritage Plaza - Home
		“Teatro Target” was designed to fulfill MHP’s mission to celebrate the rich cultural heritage...
		The Heritage Arts and Education Program is proud to announce the return of Mariachi Cobre as the lead instructors in three days of educational workshops.
		The Mexican Heritage Plaza's staff and services are available to meet your every event need!
	www.mhcviva.org (130 words)

	PUERTO RICO HERALD: Exploring African And Latino Ties: The Puerto Rico Connection (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		``There is a strong history of African traditions in Mexicans, such as the polyrhythmic structure of mariachi music is African in origin,'' says Laura Esparza, artistic director of the Mexican Heritage Plaza.
		The 3-year-old Mexican Heritage Plaza chose Puerto Rico as a way to connect the Latin and African cultures for its Black History Month celebrations, which begin Friday and run through mid-March.
		Puerto Rico: People, Art and Culture: Cultural exhibit that includes historical artifacts, a collection from the Hispanic Heritage Baseball Museum and expressionist paintings by Poli Marichal and Yvette Mangual that depict the music and dance of Puerto Rico.
	www.puertorico-herald.org /issues/2003/vol7n06/ExplorAfrLatTies-en.shtml (521 words)

	Teatro Visión : Home : Instituto
		The Mexican Heritage Plaza is one of the largest cultural centers in California and is located in the Mayfair.
		The mission of the Mexican Heritage Plaza is to affirm, celebrate and preserve the rich cultural heritage of the Mexican community and showcase multicultural arts within the region.
		Instructors will include people who have been integral to the development and continued performance of Chicano theater and who are recognized leaders in Theatre of the Oppressed and similar models of community-based performance.
	www.teatrovision.org /english/instituto.html (780 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Population Served: The high number of immigrant populations of Hispanic origins who the Mexican Heritage Plaza serves in its outlying neighborhoods.
		Coordinate with other CBOs, SNIs, and Government agencies in developing a multi-agency system of presenting these resources to the target population via presentations held at the Mexican Heritage Plaza.
		To share with other organizations the projects goals and program’s intentions as to spread the web of networking in the area and to encourage their active participation by all non-English speaking populations in the area.
	www.sjsu.edu /csl/docs/bridging_borders/recruit_positions/community_educators/esl_citizenship_education/descriptions/comm_esl_edu_MHP.doc (156 words)

	`Harvest Moon' Explores Seasons Of Family's Life / Teatro Vision breaks in new home
		The losses keep coming through the generations for the Mexican American family in ``Harvest Moon,'' Jose Cruz Gonzalez's graceful and moving short play at San Jose's new Mexican Heritage Plaza Theater.
		Teatro Vision will share the 500-seat theater, located in the vivid Mexican Heritage Plaza, with other theater, dance and music ensembles.
		Later she catches the spark of artistic inspiration from a beer ad that appropriates images of her own Mexican heritage.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/1999/10/12/DD19635.DTL&type=performance (699 words)

	Steppin' Out
		Presented by the Mexican Heritage Plaza, the festival celebrates the best of Mexico's mariachi and folkloric music in five event-filled days.
		All events take place at the Mexican Heritage Plaza located at 1700 Alum Rock Ave.
		Purchase tickets at the Mexican Heritage Plaza box office, or by calling 408.928.5563.
	www.svcn.com /archives/lgwt/20040707/stepout.html (328 words)

	Santa Clara University - Press Release
		The law center, founded in 1994 by SCU law students to bring free legal services to low-income day laborers, now serves more than 2,000 low-income clients, many of them Vietnamese and Hispanic, at a new office on Alum Rock Road in East San Jose.
		It is supported by the SCU law school, local foundations and individual contributions, and staffed by volunteer SCU law students, a paid staff and volunteer lawyers and paralegals.
		Denise Carmody, provost at SCU, and Mack Player, dean of the SCU School of Law, also will speak at tonight's event, which begins at 6:30, at Mexican Heritage Plaza, 1700 Alum Rock Road, at King Road, in San Jose.
	www.scu.edu /news/releases/release.cfm?month=0900&story=esjlc (407 words)

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