Mexican Gala 2026
Catrina Night
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Mexican Gala 2026 — Catrina Night

Saturday, November 14th, 2026 · 6:00 PM · The Children's Museum of Indianapolis. An evening of art, music, dance and ofrendas, presented by the Mexican Women Association in Indiana in collaboration with the Consulate of Mexico in Indianapolis.

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Tonight is the night — we will see you at The Children's Museum.

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The Details

One Saturday evening in November, inside one of Indianapolis's most beloved cultural institutions.

Saturday, November 14th
The 2026 gala opens at 6:00 PM with a reception, followed by the evening's cultural program.
The Children's Museum
3000 N Meridian St, Indianapolis, IN 46208 — one of the most beloved cultural institutions in the city.
Catrina Night
A joyful, family-friendly observance of Día de los Muertos honoring ancestry through art, music, dance and ofrendas.
Every Seat Gives Back
Ticket and sponsorship revenue sustains the Association's programs for Latino families across Indiana all year long.

A celebration of culture and community

Mexican Gala 2026 brings together community members, supporters and cultural partners for an evening that celebrates heritage and strengthens the ties between neighbors. The Consulate of Mexico in Indianapolis joins the Association as a partner at the gala, as it has since the beginning.

The 2026 edition takes the Catrina Night theme — an invitation to honor the people who came before us through the art, music and food they left behind, and to do it together rather than alone.

About the Association
1
Hispanic residents in Indianapolis, 2020 Census
1%
Metro Latino population growth over two decades
1%
Of local Latinos are of Mexican origin
1990
The year the Association was founded in Indiana

Where your support goes

The gala funds the Association's work for the rest of the year. These are the priorities the money lands on.

Ending Domestic Violence
Outreach, referrals and culturally grounded support for families living with abuse.
Health Education
Bilingual health information and navigation for families who fall through the gaps of the system.
Support for Survivors
Accompaniment and advocacy for survivors of sexual violence, in their own language.
Community Mobilization
Bringing neighbors together around the issues that shape daily life in Latino Indianapolis.
Parent Support
A growing program helping parents navigate schools, systems, and raising children between two cultures.
Women's Leadership
Developing the next generation of Latina leaders through inclusion, training and visibility.

Put your name on Catrina Night

Five sponsorship levels, from a table for your team to exclusive presenting rights. Every level directly sustains the Association's year-round programs.

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