La Casa de la Raza’s Future in Balance | Santa Barbara News
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La Casa de la Raza’s Future in Balance | Santa Barbara News
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La Casa de la Raza in Santa Barbara, a beloved Chicano cultural hub since 1971, is on the verge of a major transition after settling its bankruptcy case—its building now under contract to sell by late 2023. Once shuttered in 2021 due to financial woes, the center’s revival hinges on this sale, with the buyer’s identity still undisclosed. The historic space, which hosted everything from quinceañeras to community classes, faced temporary closure last year over structural issues—but those were resolved. A tense chapter unfolded when another group briefly occupied the site, focusing on immigrant support. Now, current occupants are urging city intervention to preserve the landmark, arguing its value lies in its deep community roots—not just real estate. With closing expected by November or December, all eyes are on whether this cultural cornerstone will survive—or vanish—under new ownership.
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