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

Broadway Sin Barreras founder Vanessa Verduga shares how her creative path led her to build space for Latiné artists on and off stage.

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

Borí Books & Café is already creating space for writers and readers through pop-up shops, partnerships, and community support across NYC.

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 began as a response to absence. Founder Rafiana Martinez explains why this literary space exists and who it is being built for.

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

A South Bronx elder’s memory becomes part of a growing effort to protect neighborhood stories, guided by the South Bronx History Keepers.

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.

Deborah Cox, Estelle, and Vivian Green bring soulful, “grown and sexy” R&B to Lehman Center for one unforgettable Ladies Night.

The Spanish Harlem Orchestra honors Puerto Rican holiday tradition with Salsa Navidad, a new album rooted in Bronx and barrio rhythms.

Graffiti’s-T-Art celebrates Bronx graffiti pioneers at The Hip Hop Museum’s Culture Lab, tracing the legacy from subway lines to museums.

New Yorkers can celebrate their Latin music roots at Lehman Center as The Three Kings & Their Queens bring back the magic of the Palladium Ballroom.

Kwikstep and Rokafella reunite Full Circle Souljahs for a Bronx night of hip-hop, rhythm, and community at Hostos Repertory Theater.

The Bronx County Historical Society honors horror legend George A. Romero with a three-part exhibit celebrating his Bronx beginnings.

WitchWork’s annual retreat returns, welcoming Witches and Healers to recharge, learn, and connect in a cozy home just outside the Bronx.

Award-winning actor Stephen Smith performs two chilling Edgar Allan Poe classics live at the author’s home in The Bronx.

The Joker Stairs is a mix of film history, community pride, and local art. Take a Bronx Batman Day trip with this squick guide.

The Bronx County Historical Society and BADAHA are back with Part II of their Art Deco walking tour, this time exploring Mosholu’s hidden treasures.

Harvey Stein visits the Bronx Documentary Center for a free talk on long-term projects and building a lasting photography career.

Fat Joe and Slick Rick will be honored at The Hip Hop Museum’s 2025 Gala, celebrating icons and supporting the museum’s future.

Women Photojournalists of Washington (WPOW) bring their annual exhibition to the Bronx Documentary Center, showcasing powerful visual stories.

Edwin Pagán of Seis del Sur presents Exposing the Latent Image of the South Bronx, a free Hunts Point Library event on community resilience.

The New York Latino Film Festival is marking 25 years with screenings, reunions, and a free block party on Dyckman Street.