Galeria de la Raza

Dragiarte
2026-01-10 19:00 - 22:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Galería de la Raza Studio 24, 2779 Folsom St. Suite A, San Francisco, California, 94110, United States
Celebrate all things queer, Latine, and DRAG with hostesses Sally Limón and La Chucha Rude as they transform the one and only Rio Yañez for his first time in drag as the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce!

Bring your dollar bills and join us on Saturday, January 10 to experience this highly anticipated performance!

Get your presale tickets at the link below for $15 or at the door for $20. This is a 21+ event.

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Bay Windows: Scavenger Hunt
2026-01-24 11:00 - 14:00 | Galería de la Raza Studio 24, 2779 Folsom St. Suite A, San Francisco, California, 94110, United States
Galería de la Raza invites you to experience Bay Windows: Illuminating Immigrant Women’s Perspectives, a citywide public art installation by Christine Wong Yap that brings immigrant women’s stories across neighborhoods. Fifteen sculptural lanterns glow from storefront windows bridging Chinatown and the Mission District, each a papercut created by a Chinese or Latina immigrant woman. Together, these works illuminate shared experiences around workers’ rights, housing, public safety, and mental health.

Join Galería and the other partner organizations for a free scavenger hunt throughout San Francisco. Find 15 unique lanterns in Chinatown and the Mission District. Interact with the makers, gather trivia, and collect stamps for the chance to win prizes.Fun, free, and family-friendly!

Start your adventure at:– Chinese Culture Center of San Francisco’s Design Store, 41 Ross Alley– Galería de la Raza’s Studio 24, 2779 Folsom Street Suite A

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Actividad de Búsqueda del tesoro: sábado, 24 de enero de 2025, 11:00 AM a 2:00 PM.

Encuentra 15 linternas de diseño único en Chinatown y el Distrito Misión. Convive con sus creadoras, realiza la trivia y colecta las estampillas para tener la oportunidad de ganar premios.

¡Divertido, gratuito y para toda la familia!

Comienza tu aventura en:– Tienda de diseño del Centro Cultural Chino de San Francisco, 41 Ross Alley– Galería de la Raza, Studio 24, 2779 Folsom Street Suite A

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尋寶遊戲

2025年1月24日(星期六) 上午11點至下午2點

在華埠(Chinatown)與米慎區(Mission District)尋找15盞獨具特色的燈籠。與燈籠製作者互動，了解趣味知識並收集印章、獲得贏取獎品的機會。

趣味十足、免費參加、闔家同樂！

開啟冒險之旅：– 舊金山中華文化中心舊呂宋巷41號，41 Ross Alley– Galería de la Raza’s Studio 24, 2779 Folsom Street Suite A

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On view: The Living Altars by Ivan Lopez
2026-01-30 00:00 - 2026-03-31 23:59 | California
Galería de la Raza is proud to present The Living Altars by ReGen Artist Fund grantee, Ivan Lopez. The Living Altars is a public art project consisting of six outdoor sculptures inviting our Mission community to pause, reflect, and contribute by interacting with the sculpture in a public space. Rooted in the belief that words and images have the power to shape our dreams, our healing, and the future of our neighborhood, visitors can engage with the accompanying medicinal plant and can contribute to the shared journals at each sculpture. Over time, the altar becomes a living archive—a collective vision built from the hopes, dreams, and voices of our neighbors. The six sculptures are stewarded by local businesses along Mission Street to encourage the public to reflect on their relationship with the commons, public space, and community.

Visit each sculpture on Mission Street and contribute to the shared journals! Follow the map above for a self-guided tour of the project.

ReGen Artist Fund: The Living Altars Sculpture Walk
2026-01-30 15:00 - 17:00 | California
Galería de la Raza is proud to present The Living Altars by ReGen Artist Fund grantee, Ivan Lopez. The Living Altars is a public art project consisting of six outdoor sculptures inviting our Mission community to pause, reflect, and contribute by interacting with the sculpture in a public space. Rooted in the belief that words and images have the power to shape our dreams, our healing, and the future of our neighborhood, visitors can engage with the accompanying medicinal plant and can contribute to the shared journals at each sculpture. Over time, the altar becomes a living archive—a collective vision built from the hopes, dreams, and voices of our neighbors. The six sculptures are stewarded by local businesses along Mission Street to encourage the public to reflect on their relationship with the commons, public space, and community.

Join us on a sculpture walk on January 30th to launch the project and visit all six altars in the neighborhood. A celebration follows at Artillery Ceramics at 2751 Mission St, San Francisco, CA 94110.

Closing Reception & Artist Talk
2026-01-31 13:00 - 16:00 | Galería de la Raza Studio 24, 2779 Folsom St. Suite A, San Francisco, California, 94110, United States
Our Language, Our Story & The Window Project

Join us for an afternoon in conversation with Our Language, Our Story in dialogue with The Window Project – two powerful visual art projects that center immigrant voices, community wisdom, and collective resilience.

This conversation brings together artists and collaborators to celebrate these projects while engaging in an important dialogue on immigration, language accessibility, and the lived experiences of migrant communities. Joyce Xi and Sergio de la Torre will be joined by guest speaker Winnie Kao from the Asian Law Caucus to reflect on how art can amplify voices, build understanding, and inspire meaningful action.

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About the Projects

Our Language, Our StoryPresented by Galería de la Raza in collaboration with photographer Joyce Xi and the Asian Law Caucus, Our Language, Our Story is a call toward a more inclusive future. The exhibition honors the insight, strength, and lived experiences shared by community members whose stories shape the Bay Area.

The Window ProjectAs you visit, we also invite you to also make a pit stop by Galería’s Studio 16, where The Window Project remains on view for a limited time.You won’t want to miss the stunning window displays filled with powerful photographs and bold artwork. This project serves as an accessible community hub—offering know-your-rights information alongside stories of immigration, remittances, street vending, and cultural pride.

The Magnolia Tree Gazing: A Celebration of Queer Poetics Anthology Launch and Reading
2026-02-07 16:00 - 19:00 | Galería de la Raza Studio 24, 2779 Folsom St. Suite A, San Francisco, California, 94110, United States
Galería de la Raza is excited to invite you to the launch of The Magnolia Tree Gazing: A Celebration of Queer Poetics Anthology by ReGen Artist Fund grantee Lourdes Figueroa.

The Celebration of Queer Poetics Anthology Project is a poetry anthology and workshop series reflecting the diverse queer voices forming Bay Area Literary Landscape. This artisan made book grew from a six-week generative poetry workshop crafted by Lourdes Figueroa in the Mission District, focusing on bipocx queer poetics offering a tender space to explore and create poetry. The printed anthology is a collaboration between Lourdes Figueroa, The Celebration of Queer Poetics Workshop, and Murciélago Prensa, Cinthia Marisol Lozano Garcia Amaya.

Join us for a night of love and ternura to celebrate the first volume of this anthology and hear the work created by workshop poets Juju Martinez, María Esquinca, Maribel Martínez, Melí Gómez, Michelle Ngô, and Zander Moreno.

The AO Series - Alexa Treviño & Anthony Jimenez
2026-03-07 00:00 - 2026-05-09 23:59 | Galería de la Raza Studio 24, 2779 Folsom St. Suite A, San Francisco, California, 94110, United States
Galería de la Raza is proud to present Part One of The AO Series, the first installment of a three-part exhibition celebrating the culmination of the ReGen Artist Fund Cohorts 1 and 2.

The AO Series represents a significant investment in San Francisco’s creative arts sector, directly funding 15 artists and regranting $250K over the past two years. This series highlights the work of six grantees, offering the public an opportunity to experience the depth, regenerative spirit, and at times collaborative nature of each artist’s completed body of work.

These projects were made possible through the ReGen Artist Fund, a small grants program that pairs financial support with professional development. In addition to funding, participating artists receive training in grant writing and program planning, equipping them to develop competitive proposals for future opportunities. The fund is as much a commitment to artistic growth as it is to community investment. Encouraged to think critically about how art can reshape societal narratives, these artists examine their roles as cultural bearers while addressing stories and perspectives often overlooked in today’s politically charged climate.

Through exploring portraiture through traditional painting and technology, in this series, artists Alexa Treviño and Anthony Jimenez explore how we carry and honor family and community, memories, and place.

Join us in celebrating the kick off of The Artist Oeuvres

Opening

Saturday, March 7, 2026

7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
