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 Hall Plaza Saturday. The concert was the first in a month of events planned to…
Comic Book shop opens in Mott Haven
Under the awnings found along Third Avenue at E. 143rd Street, a sign featuring Spider-Man and The Hulk invites passersby to come “inside the pharmacy” and enter the world of…
Bronx Documentary Center highlights work of Congolese journalists
The Bronx Documentary Center’s latest exhibition, Congo in Conversation, displays the environmental, economic and social problems that afflict the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) while highlighting the work of…
Pregones’ latest production aims to tackle mental health
With anxiety, depression and other mental health problems plaguing many Bronx residents in the wake of the pandemic, Pregones/Puerto Rican Traveling Theater’s latest production seeks to raise awareness and discussion…
Salsa dancing returns to Hunts Point streets with a light show
Salsa dancing and an interactive light show are coming to the streets of the South Bronx for eight Friday evenings this fall, starting Aug. 26, as part of the city’s…
Longwood Gallery hosts an “Art of Light” interactive workshop for kids
South Bronx kids had a day of creative fun with color at Hostos Community College’s Longwood Art Gallery on Tuesday. Argentinian Artist Valeria Divinorum led “Art of Light,” showing pre-teens…
Stage Garden Rumba returns
Sweetness was on tap in Melrose for an eagerly anticipated, in-person opening with a them of “Bronx Bees and Honey” theme. Pregones/Puerto Rican Traveling Theater and Nos Quedamos are collaborating…
Photos of perseverance, spirituality, and baseball on display across Melrose
Latin American Foto Festival features works in outdoor locations, from many countries. Images of Dominican baseball players, El Salvadoran traditionalists, and Chilean expats in Brazil are visible on the streets…