Cesar Chavez Day in Arizona - Community Information & Referral

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César Chávez Day in Arizona
Updated April 1, 2008
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Born near Yuma, Arizona on March 31, 1927, César Estrada Chávez grew up as a farm worker and emerged as a labor and civil rights leader. In the early 1960s, he formed what would become the United Farm Workers of America.

To learn more about César Chávez, please visit The César E. Chávez Foundation online.

His community works and his legacy are honored with celebrations and other events throughout Arizona.

While the official celebration day has passed, the event below is still open.

Tempe - Return to the top of the page

Through April 4, 2008 8am-5pm Mon-Fri except holidays: Art with a Cause; Tempe City Hall Gallery; 31 E Fifth St; 480-350-2001; Exhibit of artwork including posters from the Royal Chicano Air Force supporting César E. Chávez and the United Farm Workers. Free; www.tempe.gov; Sponsoring Agency: City of Tempe

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