Bronx Pop-News

Dominic Colón brings a story of a Bronx family during the HIV/AIDS crisis to the stage for two free public readings at Pregones/PRTT.

A Bronx-centered play about family, identity, and the 1980s HIV/AIDS crisis will receive free public readings at Pregones/PRTT.

A free TONEWALL concert from Carnegie Hall Citywide is coming to Wave Hill, with more late June events on the calendar.

A new exhibit at the Museum of Bronx History shares stories that connect the Bronx to the nation's long fight for liberty.

Jamel Gaines Creative Outlet returns to Wave Hill for a Juneteenth performance commemorating a pivotal moment in American history.

Music, books, and community come together at Roberto Clemente Plaza during The Bronx's African & Caribbean Cultural Festival.

Bronx River Sounds Festival returns for a second weekend of live music, workshops, and cultural programming at Bronx River Art Center.

Norwood Pride returns with a free brunch, drag performances, and the crowning of the next Ms. Bronx Pride.

Borí Books & Café will host a free virtual writing series with award-winning Bronx Poet Peggy Robles-Alvarado.

Grab a blanket for free outdoor movie nights in The Bronx, featuring family favorites under the stars to kick off the summer season.

Stickball, neighborhood pride, and New York City history come together in Bragging Rights: Stickball Stories at Bronx Music Hall.

The Morrisania Band Project carries forward a Bronx musical legacy rooted in R&B and soul through live shows and community outreach.

Two musical telenovelas return to the stage as Broadway Sin Vergüenza expands with a new platform supporting Latiné theater.

A Bronx screening brings global short films, local connections, and new digital work to the Andrew Freedman Home.

Calpulli Mexican Dance Company brings Monarcas to the Hostos Center this April to honor the history of Mexican American soldiers and laborers.

A new Bronx series looks back at local movie theaters, using archival footage and community voices to revisit their place in the borough's history.

A tense classroom debate unfolds on stage as The Niceties arrives at Hostos, bringing questions of history and power to a Bronx audience.

Bronx World Film marks 15 years with a global short film program at Bronx Frame, bringing together local and international filmmakers.

Poetry House and The Bronx County Historical Society invite writers to share stories and build new ones at Poe Cottage in The Bronx.

Bronx theater takes the spotlight as ID Studio Theater marks 25 years with TeatroFest NYC productions, including Petra and Hotel de Vagabundos.

A relaxed bike ride along the Bronx River Greenway invites families and casual cyclists to travel from Shoelace Park to Concrete Plant Park.

Women’s History Month continues at Hostos Center with theater, ballet, and a Shirley Chisholm tribute. Several performances remain this month.

Bronx Music Hall and Poe Cottage are hosting a weekend of horror programming organized by The Bronx County Historical Society.

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.

Bronx County Historical Society continues its lineup with history talks, film screenings, and community programs happening across The Bronx.

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