Asm. Dr. Joaquin Arambula Secured $7 Million for Arte Américas in Downtown Fresno for Renovation and Program Expansion of the Only Latino Cultural Arts Center in the Central Valley
Assemblymember Dr. Joaquin Arambula speaks at a Sept. 7, 2022 news conference about the $7 million State allocation he secured for Arte Américas for renovation and program expansion.
Vivian Paz, president of the Arte Américas Board of Directors, speaks at the Sept.7, 2022 news conference about the State allocation for the cultural arts center in downtown Fresno.
Assemblymember Arambula stands with other elected officials and Arte Américas board members and supporters, displaying the State check for the cultural arts center.
Mariachi dancers listen to speakers at the Sept. 7 2022 news conference about $7 million in State funds allocated to Arte Américas, the only Latino cultural arts center in the Central Valley.
Lilia Chavez speaks the press conference. She is executive director of the Fresno Arts Council and a past council member of the California Arts Council.
Fresno City Councilmember Miguel Arias, whose district includes Arte Américas in downtown Fresno, talks about what the State allocation will mean for the center and the city.
Fresno media cover the Sept.7, 2022 news conference announcing the $7 million State allocation secured by Assemblymember Dr. Joaquin Arambula.
Assemblymember Arambula talks about the State allocation with a media member.
Assemblymember Arambula adds his signature to the $7 million State check for Arte Américas.
