Who we are
The idea of creating an organization like Casa Azul began in 2010, with a gathering of local Latino artists and arts enthusiasts who wanted to promote Latin-American arts and culture to increase the understanding of Latinos in the area and encourage community involvement. It was in March of 2011 when those ideas became a reality and Casa Azul of Greensboro was created.
Since that time, it has evolved into an independent 501(c)3, now housed in the Greensboro Cultural Arts Center.
Casa Azul currently has a working Board of Directors and over 150 volunteers who assist in the execution of community programming and events. We often partner with other major non-profits in the area to avoid duplication and increase community impact.
Each year, Casa Azul organizes and participates in programming focused on building an understanding of the diverse Latino community in the Triad. We encourage people of all ages and backgrounds to learn together and engage in community dialogue. We strive to strengthen individuals and families through art-based education and cultural activities.
The City of Greensboro proudly supports our organizations by providing in-kind office space and programming infrastructure located at the Greensboro Cultural Center.
Casa Azul Dia de Muertos 2022