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Museo Guadalupe Aztlan Preserves Houston’s Chicano Heritage
After more than 30 years without walls, Museo Guadalupe Aztlan has found a home in two rooms of a family house. Inside is a legacy of folk art, community activism, and Indigenous traditions that Houston cannot afford to lose.