On January 6th, 2023, the Caminos took a field trip to the Blanton Museum of Art in Austin, Texas - specifically to visit their "Forces of Nature" Exhibit on Mayan Art and Artifacts, but also to explore th erest of the museum. They are now in the process of creating a collaborative zine reflecting on their experience at the museum.

On November 18th, 2023, the caminos class of 2024 took a field trip to the Bob Bullock Museum in Austin, Texas. That same day, they were asked to create something reflecting on what they learned, reflections which became their "Bullock Museum Reflections" Zine. Check it out in our Zine Archive!

Read to find out more about the history behind Onion Creek, Resolution No. 20140515-028, and how the Caminantes became a part of the project!

Read to find out more about the history behind Mexican Independence Day, how the MACC celebrates, and how Caminos was involved this year!

Click to see pictures from this year's DDLM Celebration, and from all the celebrations Caminos has been a part of for the past 7 years!

In its 12th year, the ESB MACC's annual La Mujer festival was originally inspired by Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz, who is considered the first feminist of the Americas.

La Mujer as a signature MACC event has historically been a multidisciplinary festival that includes hands-on art making activities, women storytelling workshops, live performances and family-friendly cultural arts activities. Caminos has always either worked the event or, in the case of the "La Mujer" Mural, been inspired by it!