Exhibit of the 36th Anniversary of the MCI

The Mexican Cultural Institute of Washington, D.C., marks a significant milestone with the Exhibit of the 36th Anniversary of the MCI, a commemorative exhibition that takes place on June 12, 2026. Established in 1990 within the historic MacVeagh House on 16th Street, the Institute has transformed this architectural landmark into a dynamic space where art, history, performance, education, and dialogue converge. This exhibition celebrates the richness of that trajectory through a curated selection of exhibitions, performances, literary encounters, educational initiatives, culinary programs, and multidisciplinary events that have shaped the Institute’s identity over more than three decades. Visitors can explore highlights from the Institute’s extensive programming history, offering a retrospective look at its cultural contributions.

When: Saturday, June 12, 2026. The exhibition is on view during regular visiting hours.
Showtimes: The Institute’s regular visiting hours are Monday–Friday 10am–6pm and Saturday 12pm–4pm; the exhibition is open within those hours on Saturday.
Tickets: Price not available. Admission may be free or require a ticket; no ticketing details are provided. (Note: The page includes a “sold out” notice and walk-in queue mention, but that appears to refer to a different event; for this exhibition, check with the Institute for current availability.)
Lineup: Not applicable; this is a curated exhibition rather than a performance. The content spans exhibitions, performances, literary encounters, educational initiatives, culinary programs, and multidisciplinary events from the Institute’s 36‑year history.
Run time: The exhibition is on view for the day during Institute hours; no specific duration for a guided tour is given.
Ages: Not specified; likely all ages, as the Institute is open to the public.
Venue: Mexican Cultural Institute, 2829 16th St NW, Washington, D.C. 20009. The building is the historic MacVeagh House.
Note: For directions, use the address above. The Institute can be contacted via email (multiple staff contacts listed on the page) for further information. The exhibition is part of the Institute’s ongoing programming and may have additional related activities not detailed here.