On Saturday 3/19 the ESB MACC will host a Latino/a/x music showcase that can mix genres such as cumbia, salsa, reggae, funk, world, rock en espanol, and more! This final evening of performances on Saturday night will showcase the incredible diversity in Austin’s Latino music scene, especially those bands that have expanded beyond traditional genres with their own modern twist.

Performances by:
* Kiko Villamizar
* The Los Sundowns
* Easy Compadre!

This event will take place outdoors on the MACC Zocalo, our central plaza that has always served as our gathering place for large events. Admission to the event is free of charge and open to the general public with a health screening.

Guests who arrive early to the event will also be able to chat with various community outreach tables, vendors, and local organizations. If you’ve never been to Austin, come find out about the work being done in our communities! And for those local attendees, connect with organizations that further the MACC’s mission to preserve, promote, and facilitate an appreciation for Latinx culture and connect to our ever-growing community.

The event is free to attend, but capacity is limited due to social distancing measures. Guests can access a health questionnaire online to fill out before they arrive at the event, and temperatures will be taken upon arrival. Guests are advised not to attend if they have been exposed to COVID, have a recent positive COVID diagnosis, and/or have been ill.

IMPORTANT NOTES: There is no alcohol at this event. It is all- ages.

We will also offer a concurrent digital event for those who cannot attend in person. Since capacity is limited, anyone can watch the musical performances livestreamed to your computer, tablet, or phone! The event will be available to watch on the MACC Facebook and Youtube. The community can participate by commenting during the livestream and exploring various resources linked from the this website, www.MACCnifico.net, making this a collective digital event.

The ESB MACC welcomes all visitors! We have used the term “Latinx” to describe events such as MACCnifico in order to be as inclusive as possible. The ESB MACC audience is wonderfully diverse, and embraces a variety of self-identifying terms, such as Latino, Latina, Latine, Latinx, Chicano/a/x, Mexican American, Tejano/a/ax, Afro-Latino/a/x, Indigenous, BIPOC, and many others. We understand that there is no one term that encompasses every identity. We embrace ongoing conversations about inclusive language and welcome your feedback.