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Latin Festivals in New York City

Explore Latin Festivals in New York City, including: parades, street fairs, holidays, independence days, national days, and faith days.

Things to do in NYC in February 2019

Black History Month
1-3 Cinema Tropical film festival
5 Lunar New Year
6-10 Film Comment Selects
8-16 New York Fashion Week
9-12 Westminster Dog Show
11-24 Off-Broadway Week
14 Valentine’s Day, Carnival
18 Presidents Day
21-28 MoMA Doc Fortnight
22-17 Int’l Children’s Film Festival
22-26 Neighboring Scenes film festival
28-3 ADAA Art Show
28-10 Rendez-vous with French Cinema

NYC Parades

Explore NYC Parades which bring communities together, attract politicians, and provide a platform to teach our children their heritage.

Travel the Latin World

Travel Tips Many Americans start out noticing our differences, but end up seeing our similarities. You may come home with lifelong friendships, or you might not come back at all (meaning you become a traveler). We live and work from the road. Traveling in the Latin world is more complicated than traveling in the United […]

NYC Street Fairs

Explore NYC Street Fairs, Cultural Festivals, and Block Parties that happen all year long in and around New York City.

Things To Do in NYC in February 2023

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Lower East Side NYC

Lower East Side News January 2023 Sueño de Reyes – Dream of Kings; children’s theater that imagines the Three Kings arriving in Trujillo Alto, Puerto Rico instead of Bethlehem; is at Teatro SEA in Manhattan’s Lower East Side; Saturday-Sunday, December 10-11 & 17-18, 2022 at 3pm; Thursday, January 5, 2023 at 7pm; and Saturday-Sunday, January […]

Things To Do in NYC in January 2023

Three Kings Day, Martin Luther King Day
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Chinese NYC

Chinese NYC is the biggest population of Chinese descent outside of Asia. NYC has many Chinatowns now, but the original Manhattan Chinatown was formed by the workforce that built the western end of the Transcontinental Railroad (1863-1869). Chinese are Latin through the Caribbean. We were the first to understand what was done to the African […]

Flushing, Queens

Flushing, Queens is a mostly Asian neighborhood. It has one of New York City’s biggest Chinatowns, and one of the oldest Little Indias. It has Hispanic communities too. Without the parking signs, it may be hard to guess that this is New York City. Isn’t it great? Cultural Venues in Flushing Latin Culture in Flushing, […]