Bronx Book Festival founder announces plans to crowdfund for new Bronx bookstore
Literary organization The Bronx is Reading recently announced its plans to begin crowdfunding in 2021
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Humans of Mott Haven: Amaurys Grullon
Steps away from the Third Avenue Bridge is a small shop that brings warm memories
Virtual book talk brings feel of a poetry slam
At a recent virtual book talk held over Zoom, Colombian-American poet Carlos Andrés Gómez called
Melrose community garden holds screening of Netflix’s “Vampires vs. The Bronx”
A socially distanced screening of the Netflix original “Vampires vs. the Bronx” was held at
Paving the way: Graffiti transformed from a crime to an art
Bianca Romero’s floor to ceiling “Phoenix Rising” mural is the newest addition to increasingly filled
Award-winning Bronx filmmaker adapts collaborative methods to pandemic
On a Thursday evening in October, Leomary Rodriguez is taking her nightly break from social
BronxArtSpace opens first in-person exhibit during pandemic
The BronxArtSpace reopened its gallery on August 29 for its first in-person exhibit since March
Community groups seek answers, as public funding shrinks
As the impact from the pandemic’s first punch gradually diminishes and New York City wrestles