Mexikid Dreams with Author and Illustrator Pedro Martín, Wednesday, November 11 from 6 p.m.-8 p.m.
Guadalupe Latino Bookstore & Gift Shop (1300 Guadalupe St.)
The Guadalupe Latino Bookstore & Gift Shop is excited to welcome Pedro Martín to present his new graphic memoir “Mexikid Dreams” (Sept. 2026) on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. This public event will feature a reading and engaging discussion between Martín and moderator Erika Prosper Nirenberg, H-E-B, Senior Director of Customer Insights and First Lady of San Antonio Emeritus, about this extraordinary graphic memoir companion to “Mexikid.” Both books will be available on site for purchase at this free event.
📅 Wednesday, November 11, 2026
⏰ 6 p.m. – 8 p.m.
📍 Guadalupe Latino Bookstore (1300 Guadalupe St)
🎟️ FREE and open to the public
✨ Meet the author and illustrator
📖 Books available for purchase
💬 Author conversation and Q&A
✍️ Book signing
Guadalupe Latino Bookstore & Gift Shop, Visitor Center and Community Gallery
Bookstore Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 10:00 am – 4:00 pm Progreso Pharmacy Building, 1300 Guadalupe Street.
For more information: info@guadalupeculturalarts.org or call 210-271-3151 (option 4 or extension 250).
Visit during the day and bring home some of our art, history, or culture.
The Guadalupe Cultural Art Center’s Latino Bookstore and Gift Shop is the epicenter of the West Side Art District in San Antonio and an official Visitor Center for the state of Texas.
It is also a foundation for our community’s heart, soul, and voice.
Our selection of books ranges from best sellers and icons to self-published authors from our community. We also have books for children, young adults, and teens in English, Spanish, and Spanglish.
We are not a typical commercial enterprise. The GCAC Latino bookstore is housed on the Guadalupe Cultural Art Center’s complex, across the street from a historic theatre, and inside the legacy Progresso Building. We have an outdoor stage next door and an outdoor plaza across the street from there.
More importantly, even our stories tell stories. Our shelves house a curated selection of writers and books whose art, history, and culture are linked to the 45 year legacy of the GCAC or one of the fields or artists under its umbrella. This ranges from theatre to visual arts, to dance, music, to film. All of which have just as rich a legacy as our literary roots.
Although we focus on Texas Latino writers, Mexican American Studies, Chicano Scholars, and Icons, we go out of our way to showcase the many facets of our Community’s voice. So you will also find representation from the entire Latino family tree, California, New Mexico, New York.