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Celebrate Women in Arts and Farm Worker Legacy at MACC Events

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El Paso is gearing up for a week of cultural events at the Mexican American Cultural Center (MACC), focusing on women's contributions to the arts and the legacy of farm workers. The 'ChangeMakers 2026' event on March 26 will honor local women in the arts, featuring Grammy-nominated Amanda Ekery as the keynote speaker. Following this, on March 28, the MACC will host '¡Viva La Causa!', a free community event celebrating the farm worker movement with workshops and discussions. Both events highlight the importance of cultural heritage and community engagement in El Paso.

Key Details: • ChangeMakers 2026 event: March 26, 5 p.m. at MACC, $100 per person. • ¡Viva La Causa! event: March 28, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at MACC, free admission. • Location for both events: Mexican American Cultural Center, 201 W. Franklin Ave.

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