15th Anniversary Day of the Dead Celebration Coming November 2, 2025
15th Anniversary Day of the Dead Celebration Coming November 2, 2025
Women-led for more than 15 years, Casa Circulo Cultural has served the cultural, creative, developmental, and linguistic needs of disadvantaged and immigrant children and adults. Our programs reflect the Latino experience in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Inspire creativity through classes in cultural dance styles, music, multimedia, painting, manual arts, and theater, fostering self-expression and artistic appreciation.
Offer Spanish immersion after-school, Saturday, and summer programs for youth and educational, vocational, leadership, English language, and civic programs for adults, catering to diverse learning needs and empowering individuals to succeed.
Nurture holistic well-being and mental health through martial arts, cooking, gardening, and dance exercise classes, encouraging healthy lifestyles.
Host or collaborate with community organizations to provide free resources, education, fun, and connections through workshops, webinars, field trips, pop-up classes, and public events.
Showcase Latin American culture through exhibitions, performances, and social gatherings, promoting cultural exchange, artistic expression, and understanding of social issues.
Honor and celebrate the Día de los Muertos tradition with beautifully crafted altars, catrinas, live performances, and a thoughtful procession, paying tribute to our ancestors and enriching our community.
Our whole-family approach empowers youth and parents to develop well-rounded life skills, gain confidence, explore their cultural identity, and improve their Spanish or English, which aids family communication and relationships.
We offer a true sense of belonging by creating a space for the community to gather, share their culture, learn, stay active, participate civically, and promote well-being and quality of life.
We are a safe and trusted source for culturally conscious information and developmental opportunities. Our programming promotes appreciation and understanding of Latino culture and history, creating a more diverse community.
