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"The Only Multicultural Center in the State of Louisiana"
Experience Over 26 Cultures at One Location
Cultural exhibits include: African-American, Asian, Chinese, Cambodian, Creole, Cajun, East Indian, Filipino, French, Greek, German, Hispanic/Latino, Italian, Iranian/Persian, Irish, Jewish, Japanese, Korean, Native American, Pacific Islanders, Pakistani, Scottish, Slavic, Thai, and Vietnamese.
The Multicultural Center of the South is one of 26 destinations in the state listed on Louisiana's African American Heritage Trail.
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MCCS Lobby Entrance
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MCCS Featured Exhibits
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"Hurricane Damage"
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MCCS is proud to host this exhibit coming August 29, 2010.
Artists Su Stella and Curt Harville use photos and memorabilia to create an incredible experience, not just an art show. Featuring photos from pre-Katrina, just after the storm, 2 1/2 years after, & today-5 years later.
Read more at Su Stella's Blog...
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Little Tykes Artist Exhibit
Featuring work of Shala Donielle Hopkins, age 4 years. Shala became interested in painting & drawing as a student at PEP-C Lab in 2009. Her paintings & drawings reflect happy people with smiling faces. The Little Tykes Artist program was created to honor "National Week of the Young Child". It was such a success that it has become an ongoing program. If you know of child artist (between the ages of 3-6 years) who would like to be featured, contact Priscilla Metoyer at 424-1380 for more details.
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Visit MCCS at our new Spring Street location.
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Gallery Exhibition hours: Tuesdays - Fridays 10am until 4pm. Guided tours on Saturday by appointment only. If your school or organization would like a guided tour please about contact Janice Gatlin at 318.424.1380.
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