Event

Join us for a docent-led tour of Berkeley's Latino Community: A Story of Pride and Resilience (1900–2025), an exhibit presented by the Berkeley Historical Society & Museum that celebrates the vital role Latinos have played in shaping Berkeley’s social, political, and cultural landscape. Spanning more than a century, it traces the resilience, activism, and creativity of the Latino community — from early migrant laborers and railroad workers to student organizers, artists, educators, and community leaders. 

Details👇

• Tour takes place Friday, Feb. 6, at 1 PM and will last about one hour
• Please arrive by 12:50 PM
• Location: Veterans Memorial Building, 1931 Center Street, Berkeley
• There is no entrance fee. Contributions to the Latino Collective, which produced the exhibit, would be happily accepted but are not necessary. The group will give any proceeds to an organization that works with immigrants. 

[For members only]