About this event

Step into an evening that honors Hispanic Heritage Month as eleven Texas-based Latina artists come together under one roof, at The Cathedral's September Open House — featuring Sin Fronteras, a group exhibition with Amada Ané, Eliana Bernard, Hailey Marmolejo, Karmita, Laura Clay, Lys Santamaria, Maridad Studio, Mónica Ceniceros, Paola Rozo, Sara Palma, and Sophia Gonzalez. Voted as one of the top three places to see art in Austin, this Latina-owned gallery is proud to gather eleven of Texas's most compelling voices for a singular, immersive exhibition experience — one that captures the full range of what it means to be Hispanic and a woman making art today, told not as a single story but as a constellation of them. Throughout the evening, guests are invited to move through the space slowly, sit with the work, and look for what feels familiar — and what challenges what they thought they knew. Enjoy a live performance by Andrea Daniela, whose sound blends mariachi roots with hip-hop, cumbia, R&B, and pop — plus a food truck slinging burritos, curated vendors, and Austin's creative community all gathered in one of the most distinctive gallery spaces in the city. About the Exhibit: This Hispanic Heritage Month, The Cathedral presents a group exhibition featuring 11 Hispanic female contemporary artists, each bringing their own visual language, medium, and point of view to a shared exploration of culture, heritage, and identity. Spanning painting, textile, photography, sculpture, and mixed media, the exhibition resists a single story — offering instead many stories of migration and rootedness, memory and reinvention, inheritance and departure. Some works reclaim traditions passed down through generations; others imagine new ways to carry that heritage into the present. Visitors are invited to leave with a broader, more textured understanding of Hispanic identity — shaped not by one narrative, but by 11 artists telling their stories in their own way. Want to go deeper? Don't miss the Artist Talk. Join us in the exhibit room at 7p for an open conversation with the artists of Sin Fronteras— free and open to the public. Event details: ~Tickets include access to an open bar featuring craft cocktails, local beer + spirits ~Opportunity to view and purchase work from the exhibition ~Artist Talk at 7:00p, access included in your ticket ~Performance by Andrea Daniela from 8:00p-9:00p ~Meet and connect with the artists of Sin Fronteras ~View and shop hundreds of original artworks by atxGALS — Austin's largest women and nonbinary artist collective ~Only opportunity to shop prints starting at $15 from 35+ of Austin's top emerging artists About The Cathedral: The Cathedral is a Latina-owned art gallery, event space, and boutique workspace located in a beautifully restored 1930s church in East Austin. As the home of atxGALS, the city's largest collective of women and nonbinary artists, The Cathedral features a dynamic range of artwork throughout the year, alongside hosting unique, art-centered events. Tickets are priced intentionally to cover the costs associated with the production of our shows, marketing efforts and to support our mission to provide an elevated space for emerging artists to shine. At The Cathedral, we have a unique gallery commission structure to ensure more money is going directly to the artists. Supporting our events enables this mission. Thank you for supporting local women + nonbinary artists and a local Latina-owned business! Thank you to our partners: 365 Things Austin Austin Beerworks BLOOM Dulce Vida Tequila Empress Gin

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Hosted by The Cathedral.

Latina-owned art gallery, venue & workspace in a refurbished church in East Austin. Home to the atxGALS artist collective.