Bronxlandia: A century-old train station revitalized
Bronxlandia opened for the first time this season on March 25, with a jazz-rock performance by musicians Angeleisha Rogers, Gervis Myles, and Tim Angulo, amongst others, as the nightcap for…
Instagram becomes art at the Bronx Documentary Center
A tortoise crawling through the street as curious onlookers walk by. A BMXer flying through the air. Little girls hula-hooping. Kids cooling off at a hydrant on a local street…
BronxConnect youth uses the arts as communication and crime prevention
Ten-year-old Jaylynn Padgett had the audience clapping along and curious passersby stopping to listen Saturday as she belted out “Rise Up,” in a performance of pre-teens and teens coordinated by…
The fashion of Hip hop, past and future
As the Fashion Institute of Technology staged a show commemorating hip hop fashion trends in February, The Mott Haven Herald/Hunts Point Express asked a few New Yorkers their opinions about…
Free Bronx piano Sunday concerts through March
Para leer una versión en español, vaya a esta version. A blend of…
Queer Nature: A new exhibit opens at BronxArtSpace
We have a lot to learn about sexuality from nature. That’s the message of the newest exhibit at BronxArtSpace, “Queer Nature,” which opens on March 2.
Casa Yurumein, “the Garífuna people’s house,” reopens in the South Bronx
In the darkness of the afternoon from Southern Boulevard, three yellow, white and black-colored balloons mark the entrance. Their colors make up the Garifuna flag. From the street one can…
Bronx Music Heritage Center celebrates eighth Melrose Parranda
A gradually expanding crowd of Bronx residents danced and sang throughout the streets of Melrose Wednesday evening to celebrate Christmas, Puerto Rican style. The sounds of saxophones, trumpets, maracas, tambourines,…