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Ecuador
Experience Ecuadorian culture in the Washington-area through the Raíces Ecuatorianas Foundation, an organization dedicated to promoting Andean dance and heritage across MD, VA, and DC. Local pop-ups and Ecuadorian restaurants showcase traditional cuisine and host community events throughout the region. You’ll also find gatherings of the Ecuadorian-American community celebrating music, dance, and national traditions.
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museums
Art Museum of the Americas
201 18th St NW,
Washington, DC 20006
Information:
The AMA focuses on modern and contemporary art from Latin America and the Caribbean. With its broad regional scope, it is one of the top venues in the DMV for exhibitions featuring Ecuadorian artists and art collectives.
What to see:
Currently, the Art Museum of the Americas (AMA) does not have any exhibitions exclusively dedicated to Ecuadorian artists. While their permanent collection likely includes works by Ecuadorian artists, current exhibitions such as Nuestros Ancestros feature contemporary photographers from across Latin America and the Caribbean.​
Ecuadorian Food in the DMV
La Taverna Ecuatoriana Restaurante
300 Oldham St,
Baltimore, MD 21224
Type: Casual traditional Ecuadorian cuisine.
Highlights: Serves authentic Ecuadorian dishes, featuring classic flavors from the Andes and coastal regions. A local favorite, the restaurant offers hearty, home-style meals that showcase the rich culinary traditions of Ecuador.
La Ecuatoriana
4215 Annapolis Rd # A, Halethorpe, MD 21227
Type: Casual Latin American restaurant specializing in Ecuadorian dishes.
Highlights: La Ecuatoriana Latin Food offers authentic Ecuadorian dishes, including ceviche, seco de pollo, empanadas, and other classic island and Andean flavors. A popular spot for locals seeking genuine Ecuadorian comfort food, with hearty portions and bold, traditional tastes.
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