Modern history classic, South Bronx Rising, gets an update
In 1981, a New York Times article brought Jill Jonnes, a Columbia Journalism student, to
Arts/Culture
Hostos journal dedicates new edition to border crossers
In a year marked by the immigration wave from Texas to New York, the Latin
Latinx writer puts focus on kids
As a child, Latinx author and Bronx labor organizer Karla Mayenbeer Cruz endlessly searched for
Mott Haven Film Festival stages an encore
The Mott Haven Film Festival is back for its third year with a new round
Therapeutic art pops out in the South Bronx
On a sunny afternoon in Joyce Kilmer Park, 5-year-old Jose Gabriel Mejia-Carela ran over to
Little Amal reawakens push for a waterfront park
A ten-year-old girl’s quest to deliver a symbolic yellow paper fish to the Harlem River,
Stage Garden Rumba brightens up Brook Park with Latin music and poetry
Women drummed Bomba music and poets spoke out against prejudice and colonization at the Stage
Hispanic Heritage Month kicks off with lively concert at Bronx Music Hall Plaza
Passersby quickly became an audience to a lively Latin Jazz concert at the Bronx Music