Bilingual Foundation of the Arts Presents the Lincoln Park Theatre Festival at Plaza de la Raza - Margo Albert Theater
Dates: 6/5/2026 - 6/7/2026
📍 Theatre: Plaza de la Raza - Margo Albert Theater
Bilingual Foundation of the Arts
3540 N Mission Rd
LOS ANGELES, CA 90031
Phone: 7142806279
The Bilingual Foundation of the Arts presents the Lincoln Park Theatre Festival, a weekend celebration of bilingual theatre, Latino voices, culture, and theatrical innovation in Los Angeles. Under the theme “Opening Doors / Giving Hope,” the festival brings together bold new works, timeless classics, monologues, staged readings, Mini-Teatro, and full productions in Spanish, English, and bilingual formats.
Running June 5–7, 2026, the festival features a diverse lineup of artists and stories exploring love, identity, migration, resilience, memory, comedy, and transformation. Audiences can attend individual programs or purchase a Festival Pass to experience the full weekend of performances.
Language: Spanish, English, and bilingual programming
Ticket note: Individual tickets and Festival Pass available
Website / Tickets:
https://www.bfatheatre.org/festival
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