Our Vision

At Flamenco Works Inc. we cultivate the power of arts and culture to create community-led, transformative growth within our local Albuquerque community. 

Who we are:

We are a center for Flamenco art in the heart of Downtown, Albuquerque dedicated to providing access to high quality classes and performance for all members of our community.

Flamenco Works’ mission is to empower youth to reach their fullest potential through Flamenco education and to create visceral, cutting-edge Flamenco art through their resident company, Jesús Muñoz Flamenco. 

Flamenco Works draws on the deep roots of our community to cultivate space for creativity and belonging.

Our programs include empowering youth through Flamenco dance classes, creating a vibrant Downtown by presenting world-class performances in our intimate theatre, and championing financial empowerment for our generation through Flamenco Futures.

Our Programs

  • At Flamenco Works we believe in the unique strengths and creativity of each of our students. We offer classes in Flamenco for kids and adults from introductory level to professional. Our instructors are all high-level Flamenco performers and educators deeply dedicated to their students and community. LEARN MORE

  • We present world-class performances in partnership with our resident company, Jesus Munoz Flamenco. Don’t miss a show at our intimate theatre in the heart of Downtown Albuquerque or catch a concert across the country by viewing our tour schedule.

  • By combining intensive Flamenco art training with financial literacy and asset building, we work towards a vision where every child and family throughout Albuquerque has equal access to opportunities, knowledge, art and culture. Through Flamenco Futures, we build financial literacy and access to assets such as a college education, or business, to all families and youth in our arts programs. LEARN MORE


About our Executive Director:

Jesus Muñoz has performed and choreographed across the U.S., Canada, Spain and Mexico and has taught over 60,000 children through school residencies and private classes. Muñoz co-wrote a national level Flamenco curriculum, he is the founder of both Casa Flamenca and Flamenco Works, Inc. and co-founded the Albuquerque Latin Dance Festival. Muñoz has held 12 seasons at the National Hispanic Cultural Center between 2013-2017. Notable recognitions include: 5-time NEA NM Folk Arts Master award, “Rosalinda” choreography for Chicano writer Rudolfo Anaya, NYC’s 100 years of Flamenco at Lincoln Center, Ford Theatre Forever Flamenco and Spanish Master’s series at Detroit’s Diego Rivera Court.