Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at the Museum

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Sept. 15th – Oct. 15th, 2026 Discover an array of events and activities that showcase Hispanic art, music, and culture, and honor the rich diversity of Hispanic heritage. Sept. 15th– 20th Guatemalan Barriletes – Build your own colorful kite like those from the Giant Kite Festival in Guatemala. Sept. 26th- 30th & Oct 1st-15th Frida Kahlo was a Mexican artist known for her self-portraits, she said, “I paint myself because I know myself best.” Can you create a self-portrait by drawing yourself? Use the mirrors at our Star Bar to create your own self-portrait for Hispanic Heritage Month. Sept. 27th – Oct. 4th Celebrate the start of Hispanic Heritage Month by making your very own Papel Picado Banner in the Art Studio! Oct. 2nd (Free First Friday Night) | 6:00pm – 7:00pm Harmony Project Phoenix proudly presents the talents of their young musicians from three vibrant ensembles. Together, these ensembles embody Harmony Project Phoenix’s mission: building community, fostering culture, and transforming lives through the power of music. Learn more by visiting their website at https://harmonyprojectphx.org/ Oct. 2nd (Free First Friday Night) | 4:00pm – 8:00pm The Phoenix Public Libraries’ 40ft Bookmobile will be on site for October’s First Friday Night! The Bookmobile​ is a fully functioning traveling library that gives community access to library resources such as: checking out books, movies, CDs, & DVDs, signing up for a library card, checking out culture passes and a variety of other tools for school. The bus will be here from 4pm-8pm Oct. 6th | 10:00am – 12:00pm Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month in the KIDchen with Chef Krystal! Explore plant-based recipes inspired by Hispanic cultures. Chef Krystal encourages bravery in trying new flavors while fostering respect for the traditions behind each dish. Oct. 10th | 10:00am – 12:00pm Design your own alebrije collage! Mix shapes, colors, and patterns to create a colorful creature that reflects your creativity and…

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