Fostering cultural and creative equity through the visual and performing arts

The Multicultural Arts Center is a place for artists and performers to share their stories through music, dance, poetry, theater and the visual arts to foster conversation around issues of identity, race and equity. These stories reflect the incredible lived experiences of our community. We welcome you to immerse yourself in these stories by visiting our gallery or joining us at an upcoming performance.

26/27 Performing Arts Season

Join us for more dance, music, fashion and theatre beginning this October, 2026!

October 1–2, 2026: Lift Every Voice: BIPOC Play Festival
October 7, 2026: Yarumi González: Artist in Residence
November 1, 2026: Día de los Muertos Celebration
January 15–17, 2027: Barbed Wire
February 20, 2027: The Fabric of Us: A Celebration of Black Fashion Through the Decades
May 20–22, 2027: MAC Movement Makers: The M³ Festival

In the Gallery

Artist Opportunities

Call for Visual Artists

Work needs to be wall mountable fine art. BIPOC artists are strongly encouraged to apply.

Call for Performing Artists

Present your performance, rehearse, or offer workshops​. All rates are sliding scale.

Backstage Access Project

Help the Multicultural Arts Center improve the accessibility, efficiency and usability of our theater and backstage areas through a renovation of our technical theatrical infrastructure and the creation of accessible, all-gender restrooms.

Past Forward

We’re launching a multi-media history project Past Forward as we gear up to celebrate our 50th anniversary in 2028! This monumental occasion is a perfect time to reflect on MAC’s profound impact on the local community over the past five decades and build upon this rich history.

We want to hear from you. Tell us your story!