ALMAAHH Day
Enjoy an evening of art and community fueled by the hearts, minds, and souls of American Latinos.
Watch live
September 15, 2026 | 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Why ALMAAHH Day Is Important.
Houston is ready for a world-class institution dedicated to American Latino arts and culture.
September 15, 2026, will mark one year of ALMAAHH Day, when the City of Houston officially recognized our community’s vision for a state-of-the-art national institution dedicated to elevating and preserving American Latino arts and culture.
We invite you to celebrate our progress, reflect on our journey, and shape what’s ahead, together.
ALMAAHH Day is a statement. It is a testament to the power we have built as a community in Houston and beyond. Every face in the room, every shared interaction, every contribution will usher in a new chapter for Latinos in Houston. Be part of the legacy to shape our nation’s narrative.
What to expect
An exclusive look into the future of the U.S. Latino art world.
Music, dance, and performance art from the creative voices ALMAAHH uplifts.
A conversation with artists and cultural leaders from across the country that explores the future of American Latino cultural institutions.
Connect with the artists, community leaders, and co-creators of ALMAAHH.
Be part of the conversation and help shape what’s ahead.
ALMAAHH Day is Latino-led, and we welcome everybody. We invite todos: However you self-identify, ALMAAHH is yours. This is for everyone who is ready to share and witness American life through the Latino lens. Whether you’re a longtime supporter, an artist, or someone who appreciates Latino arts and culture, this is for you.
The bigger picture
Advocates of a Latino Museum of Cultural and Visual Arts & Archive Complex in Houston, Harris County —
ALMAAHH’s mission is to build a state-of-the-art Latino arts and culture complex to serve the Houston Metropolitan Area. From the Museum of Latin American Art in California to the National Museum of Mexican Art in Chicago, Houston is eager to share its unique contributions to the Latino narrative in the U.S.
We are a platform for creators. A bridge between artists and audiences. A place to call home.
