As we gear up for a party three decades in the making, our own Vicente Guzman-Orozco gives us a glimpse (for him, a memory) of the lasting legacy and accomplishments of the unique institution that is Milagro.
Join us for a sangría (or Deschutes beer!) toast, delectable tapas from Mayahuel Catering, and the passionate flamenco of Mark Ferguson. Buy your ticket to Milagro’s 30th Cumpleaños today!
Join us for a sangría (or Deschutes beer!) toast, delectable tapas from Mayahuel Catering, and the passionate flamenco of Mark Ferguson. Buy your ticket to Milagro’s 30th Cumpleaños today!
When a young transplanted couple decided to nurture their dream
into reality back in 1984, Portland was a bit different than today.
The Timbers soccer team, then known as FC Portland, was just
warming up to the United Soccer Leagues, the Trail Blazers passed on signing Michael Jordan, and Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. would be known as Union Avenue
for another decade and a half. And José González and Dañel Malán set out to create a theatre company whose authenticity and originality set it apart from the rest.
warming up to the United Soccer Leagues, the Trail Blazers passed on signing Michael Jordan, and Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. would be known as Union Avenue
for another decade and a half. And José González and Dañel Malán set out to create a theatre company whose authenticity and originality set it apart from the rest.
Today, the Timbers and Blazers fire up fans all over the country,
and in addition to Rev. King, the City of Roses honors other civil rights
heroes by naming important thoroughfares after Rosa Parks and Cesar Chavez. And
the hopes and efforts of José González and Dañel Malán have
transformed their dream into an organization that reaches well beyond its home
in the Central Southeast district.
and in addition to Rev. King, the City of Roses honors other civil rights
heroes by naming important thoroughfares after Rosa Parks and Cesar Chavez. And
the hopes and efforts of José González and Dañel Malán have
transformed their dream into an organization that reaches well beyond its home
in the Central Southeast district.
El Centro Milagro on Stark St. (a few feet east of MLK Jr. Blvd.) is at once a
distinctive and unassuming building. Outside, warm desert tones set it apart
from the grey workaday structures surrounding it. Inside, Caribbean pastels and
tropical bright welcome you to a truly multifaceted community center. This is the
tangible heart of Gonzalez and Malan’s dream: Milagro, a vibrant theatre company
now celebrating its 30th Anniversary Season, firmly established as the premier
Latino arts and culture organization in the Pacific Northwest.
distinctive and unassuming building. Outside, warm desert tones set it apart
from the grey workaday structures surrounding it. Inside, Caribbean pastels and
tropical bright welcome you to a truly multifaceted community center. This is the
tangible heart of Gonzalez and Malan’s dream: Milagro, a vibrant theatre company
now celebrating its 30th Anniversary Season, firmly established as the premier
Latino arts and culture organization in the Pacific Northwest.
Walk down memory lane with us as we celebrate three decades of the best of Latino art and culture in the Northwest and help set the stage for many more! Get your ticket to Milagro’s 30th Cumpleaños today!
Help us to do what we do better! follow the link and fill out our anniversary season survey, you can win tickets to any of our 2014-2015 season productions!