About Villa Victoria Center for the Arts
Villa Victoria Center for the Arts is a cutting-edge multi-functional community arts center whose mission is to promote, preserve, and celebrate Latino arts and to create dynamic cross cultural collaborations.The center offers performances, exhibits and classes in a variety of art forms, including: Latin jazz, folk dance and music, poetry, theater and the visual arts. Villa Victoria Center for the Arts combines our Jorge Hernandez Hall (converted into a 450-person capacity performance venue from a historic church in 1986) with a new community arts center (historically renovated from the adjacent parish house in 2003) that includes a gallery, dance studio and visual arts studio.

Our goals are to provide high quality and affordable: Arts Education, particularly for at-risk youth in Villa Victoria; Advocacy, Coordination, Support and Incubation for Latino artists and arts organizations; Exhibition, Work, Rehearsal, Performance and Rental Space; and opportunities for Cross-Cultural Collaboration between Latinos and the rest of the city's diverse populations. Celebrating Boston's growing diversity, Villa Victoria Center for the Arts is taking shape as a new landmark in the city that will transcend Villa Victoria and the Latino community and become a fixture engraved into the cultural life of Boston as a whole. Villa Victoria Center for the Arts is a program of Inquilinos Boricuas en Acción (IBA).

 

FOR RENTAL INFORMATION please download the Renter's Handbook, complete the included application and send it to Lydorin Rivera (F:(617) 236-7375)

 

 

STAFF

Javier Torres
Director
617.927.1737

Lydorin Rivera
General Manager
617.927.1722

Alex Saavedra
Assistant General Manager
617.927.1735

Alex Alvear
Performance and Production Manager
617.927.1717

Evan Garza
Gallery Manager and Curator
617.927.1742

Carolina Anzola

Marketing Coordinator

Phone 617.927.1707 •  85 West Newton Street, Boston, Massachusetts 02118   •   Fax 617.236.7375