Latinos, particularly Mexican Americans or Chicanos, have played a vital role in shaping the City of Berkeley’s social political and cultural landscape.
Join an unforgettable afternoon celebrating over a century of history, culture, and political activism.
Experience powerful stories through photographs, oral histories, and community art that honor the legacy and contributions of Latinos in Berkeley.
This exhibit explores the dynamic 125-year history of the Latino community in Berkeley from 1900 to 2025, highlighting resilience, activism, and cultural contributions. From early migrant laborers and railroad workers to student organizers, artists, educators, and community leaders.
Through photographs, oral histories, archival documents, and community artifacts, the exhibit honors the struggles and triumphs that define this history.
It invites visitors to reflect on the legacy of pride, resistance, and belonging that continues to inspire new generations of Berkeley’s Latino community: Berkeley Historical Society and Museum - Sunday, September 21, 2025, 2 – 5 PM: Exhibit Opening Reception
- OPENING RECEPTION
- Admission: FREE
- Sept. 21, 2025 | 2:00–5:00 pm
- 1931 Center St., Berkeley, CA
- CC Liu, Crystal Quintero (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly; Pocho Hour of Power (KPFK.org)
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