That's too far south for the northern half of the USA. If you're in southern Florida or south Texas, or Hawaii, look for it low in the southern sky on spring and early summer nights. In Miami, for instance, it would be about 20 degrees above the southern horizon at its midnight culmination on May 3rd. July 5th you'd have to look for it as soon as it gets dark. It will be in the south-southwest sky then and sets by midnight.
This CCD image of Cen A was taken when it was only 6 degrees above the horizon. 8" 'scope, f3.3, 16 minutes. Credit this site: http://web.qx.net/lhaddix/index.html
Chandra X-ray image of the jet:
Infrared ISO image with radio lobes superimposed:
This visible-light image from Cerro Tololo Observatory has been processed to bring out detail.
Composite image in X-rays, radio continuum, radio 21-centimeter band, and visible light. Spectacular!
