Accion Latina: PASEO ARTÍSTICO: “Women Are the Heart of Our Culture”
Paseo Artístico, the Mission District’s signature free, bilingual art walk, returns on Saturday, March 14, 2026 from 12PM-8PM, with a powerful theme: “Women Are the Heart of Our Culture.” Celebrating International Women’s Day by featuring a powerful multidisciplinary, multigenerational and diverse line up of women artists who change the cultural landscape with their creativity and passion.
The event will span multiple venues on 24th Street in the Mission District, with a curated schedule of visual art, live music, dance, photography and memoirs of womens’ militancy. Each presentation illuminates the radical and passionate creativity of Bay Area women artists.
All events are free for all ages.
More info at www.paseoartistico.org
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS MARCH 14
12PM-5PM Art Opening solo painting exhibit featuring Kassandra Pintor at Precita Eyes Muralists Gallery 2981 24th St.
1PM Community Music Center Son Jarrocho and Mission District Young Musicians Program outside Temo’s Cafe 3000 24th St.
2PM-4PM Climate Conscious Pottery show featuring Gabriela Montufar, Kaory, Izzy at Artillery Ceramics 2751 Mission St @24th
2PM Women of Hop-Hop Dance classes featuring Brandie Norris at Dance Mission 3316 Mission St.
2:30pm-6:30pm Calle 24 presents Ariana Cruz AKA Sew Frisco from 2:30pm-6:30pm at La Placita 24th & Capp St.
3PM Arlene Eisen reading from her book “In The Worldwide Family of Militant Women” in conversation with Nadya R. Tannous at Medicine for Nightmares Bookstore & Gallery 3036 24th St.
12PM-5PM Groove With You featuring Dizzy Flix all women photography exhibit and DJ West Carolina at Made in the City 3119 24th St.
6PM-8PM Encuentritos Concert: Musical guests Gina Madrid and XEMARA at Accion Latina 2958 24th St.
For artist info and confirmed schedule www.paseoartistico.org
Paseo Artístico is co-presented by Dance Mission, Community Music Center, Precita Eyes Muralists, Made In the City, Calle 24 Latino Cultural District, Artillery Ceramics, Medicine for Nightmares Bookstore & Gallery, Temo’s Coffee and Evolved SF with the support of Latino Community Foundation PoderArte Grant.
Graphics and poster design by AGANA