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El Museo Three Kings Day Parade 2019

The 42nd Annual El Museo Three Kings Day Parade and Celebration in East Harlem, Manhattan is Friday, January 4, 2019. There are three parts to the day.

  1. El Museo Breakfast: 8:30 – 10:15am
  2. Parade: 11am – 12:30pm
  3. El Museo Celebration: 1 – 3pm

After the Parade, celebrate the day with improv theater and a parranda (Puerto Rican Christmas music).

El Museo Three Kings Day Parade

The Parade starts at 106th St and Lexington, and ends on 115th St and Park Avenue.

Start

11am @ 106th St and Lexington

End

12:30pm @ 115th St and Park Avenue

Honorees

The 2019 theme is “Advocacy in Action.”

King Emeritus

Jesús “Papoleto” Meléndez

Poet, playwright, performance artist and honorary king for over a decade.

Three Kings

Hiram Maristany
Artist and photographer

Jorge L. Ramos
Former Telemundo Senior Anchor

Dr. Betty A. Rosa
President, B.D.J. & J. Associates LLC, and Chancellor, Board of Regents

Madrinas (Godmothers)

Blanka Amezkua
Community Activist/Visual Artist

Ana “Rokafella” Garcia
Choreographer/Educator

Alicia Grullón
Interdisciplinary artist

Nancy Mercado, Ph.D.
Writer and poet

Eileen Reyes-Arias
Director Intergovernmental Affairs, Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs

Padrinos (Godfathers)

Marcel Agüeros
Associate Professor, Department of Astronomy, Colombia University

Gabriel “Kwikstep” Dionisio
Choreographer/Educator

Gonzalo Mercado
Executive Director La Colmena Community Job Center

Henry Obispo
CEO, Born Juice

Luis Reyes
Director of Education, Center for Puerto Rican Studies, Hunter College, CUNY

El Museo Three Kings Day Celebration

Back at El Museo from 1pm – 3pm.

  • Improv theater by Teatro 220
  • A parranda with Annette A Aguilar & StringBeans
  • BombaYo!
  • Fogo Azul Bateria Femenina
  • Los Pleneros de la 21
  • Teatro 220
  • Yackez

and more…

www.elmuseo.org


Published January 4, 2019 | Updated November 29, 2022.

Filed Under: El Museo del Barrio, LATIN FESTIVALS, Puerto Rican, Three Kings Day

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