Live music. Inspiring art. Cultural celebrations. A creative home for the community.
Founded by Angel Garcia and Carmela Castellano-Garcia, Angel Center for the Arts is a cultural destination in North Sacramento, bringing together artists, musicians and neighbors through creative experiences.
Since 2022, three restored historic buildings along Del Paso Boulevard have welcomed performances, exhibitions, creative businesses and community gatherings.
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Feel the rhythm with an evening of salsa, music and an amateur dance competition.
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Register to Dance ↗Latin rhythms, R&B, funk and old-school favorites from the center's house band.
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Amateur Salsa Competition registration is open for interest submissions. Share your details and our team can follow up with the event-specific questionnaire and rules when finalized.
At 1019, 1023 and 1029 Del Paso Boulevard, artist, musician and entrepreneur Angel Garcia — known for his artistic metalwork as Iron Angel — restored three historic commercial buildings with help from Charles Lee. The work included structural, safety and accessibility improvements.
The vision: a neighborhood home for exhibitions, performances, recording, books, creativity and connection.
“Songs in the Key of Love” recital, May 14, 2022, dedicated to Carmen Castellano.
A celebration of Latin American chamber music, October 8, 2022.
Sacramento Meets Silicon Valley brought together 20 artists.
Stand-up performances brought humor to the inaugural program.
Spoken word with Juan Manuel Carrillo and Graciela B. Ramirez.
Local artisans and makers, in collaboration with Priscilla Garcia Carrillo.
Q-Vo Band, the center's house band, blends salsa, merengue, cumbia, R&B, funk and old-school favorites. The center has also hosted memorable musical collaborations, including Richard Bean with Q-Vo Band and Spring Fling with Los Cochinos.
Its musical history stretches from classical recitals to Latin rock and community celebrations.
Culture Lounge launched with the sold-out Blues & Beauties on the Boulevard on January 31, 2026 — a tribute to Billie Holiday featuring Vivian Lee, a live ensemble, storytelling and period fashions.
A mural by LR Kreations honors Vicente Fernández, Carlos Santana, Marvin Gaye and Patsy Cline, celebrating the musical influences that make this space unique.
Artists, collaborators, musicians, businesses and volunteers make Angel Center for the Arts a place where creative ideas can thrive.
Visual arts, collaborative shows and opportunities for emerging and established artists.
Live performance and a creative legacy that includes MagiCarpet Recording Studio.
La Cultura Bookstore, operated by Richard Alcala, continues to enrich the community.
Behind the scenes, performances, celebrations and community stories.
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Visit Angel Center for the Arts along historic Del Paso Boulevard in North Sacramento.
1019 · 1023 · 1029 Del Paso Boulevard