Juan Gabriel’s music drives Querida: Amor Sin Final, a telenovela jukebox musical presented at Pregones/PRTT in The Bronx.

Champagne Tears brings telenovela parody to the Bronx stage with a workshop cast led by Juliana Padilla and Diego Millan.

When The Bronx Moved opens in February, examining how Bronx dance culture shaped global movement from 1970 to 1984.

Bronx organizations are opening youth job applications and hosting cultural events this month. See what is happening in your borough.

Two original musical telenovelas take the stage at Pregones/PRTT as Broadway Sin Barreras presents free workshop performances.

Book talks, global photo exhibitions, and free events bring powerful photography and conversation to the Bronx Documentary Center in February.

A Lunar New Year dance celebration comes to Hostos Center as the Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company marks the Year of the Horse with music and movement.

Photos, memories, and conversation filled the room as DJ Charlie Hustle led a Bronx history gathering at the Mott Haven Library.

Bronx World Film turns 15 with international movies playing in Bronx community spaces, including documentaries, dramas, and Bronx-centered stories.

Curator-led tours offer a closer look at the George A. Romero exhibit across two historic Bronx locations with deep creative roots.

Forces of Nature Dance Theatre brings the Kwanzaa Regeneration Celebration to Hostos Arts Center, blending dance, music, and community in The Bronx.

The Bronx County Historical Society hosts a book talk with historian Dr. LaShawn Harris and a reception honoring Dr. Carter G. Woodson’s legacy.

Borí Books & Café is on the move with pop-ups across NYC, connecting books, authors, and community. The next stop brings an author spotlight.

Ten NYC Parks events are happening across the Bronx this December, offering hikes, wildlife sessions, history tours, holiday activities, and much more.

Jose Alberto El Canario celebrates five decades of music with a Bronx homecoming concert at Lehman Center featuring guest artists and live salsa.

Bronx filmmakers gather for a public panel on directing at the Andrew Freedman Home, offering insight into film, TV, and theater.

Boone Avenue Walls debuts a guided Mott Haven street art tour that highlights local murals, artists, and the Bronx story behind them.

A holiday performance filled with live salsa, Puerto Rican tradition, and two celebrated guest artists returns to Hostos Center.

A Bronx family brings salsa history home as Cita and Dr. Pete Rodríguez Jr. honor their father’s music at Hostos Center for the Arts.

The South Bronx History Keepers invite neighbors to share and preserve their stories, turning local memories into living history.