Honduran NYC is mostly in the West Bronx, Central Islip Long Island, and New Jersey.
Celebrate International Coffee Day and the Ethiopian Drink!
Thursday, October 1, 2020
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World Music Institute, Flushing Town Hall & the NY Gypsy Festival Join the Global Music Month World Music Festival
Saturday, August 29 – October 1, 2020
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El Museo del Barrio Three Kings Day Parade 2020
Monday, January 6, 2020
EL MUSEO DEL BARRIO
LA MARQUETA
East Harlem, NYC
Giant puppets, camels, parrandas, BombaYo, Annette Aguilar, Wabafu Garifuna Dance Theater, Fogo Azul NYC, and the Three Kings bring the true spirit of the holidays to El Barrio. ¡WEPA!
Hispanic Day Parade 2019
Sunday, October 13, 2019
MIDTOWN, NYC ~ Twenty-one countries from around the world celebrate our Hispanic Heritage on Fifth Avenue
DOC NYC 2019
November 6-15, 2019
WEST VILLAGE & CHELSEA, NYC ~ The biggest documentary film festival in the U.S. is at IFC Center, SVA Theatre and Cinépolis Chelsea
74th UN General Assembly looks for global solutions to global problems
September 17-30, 2019
High-Level General Debate
September 24-30, 2019
MIDTOWN EAST, NYC ~ Politicians discuss Climate, Universal Health Coverage, Sustainable Development, Financing for Development, Elimination of Nuclear Weapons, and Small Island Developing States
Honduran Festivals in NYC
NYC’s big Honduran festival is the Central American Independence Parade in Crotona Park East, The Bronx. It is a Garifuna festival.
There is another parade in Islip, Long Island. Hondurans may also participate in the Hispanic Day Parade and Queens Hispanic Parade.
Central American Independence Parade & Festival 2019
Sunday, September 8, 2019
CROTONA PARK EAST, The Bronx ~ This Honduran Garifuna parade marches from the Happy Land Memorial to a family festival in Crotona Park
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Central American Independence Parade & Festival Honduran Garifuna
PARADE
From Happy Land Fire Memorial
To Crotona Park
Tremont, The Bronx
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FESTIVAL
Crotona Park, The Bronx
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Sunday, September 9, 2018
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Honduran New York City
Honduran NYC is mostly in the West Bronx and New Jersey. There is a Honduran Garifuna community in Crotona, The Bronx.
The Honduran Consulate is in Manhattan’s Garment District.
Honduran New Yorkers
SummerStage Salsa Dance Class with Ernesto & Denisse
Thursday, July 9, 2020 at 2pm
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Garifuna Collective & Wabafu Garifuna Dance Theater
Friday, August 2, 2019
CROTONA PARK, The Bronx ~ If you never danced African drum, you never lived. Indigenous Honduran Garifuna shake things up for SummerStage at the Crotona Park Amphitheater
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The Honduran World
Aurelio Martinez Honduran Garifuna music at David Rubenstein
LINCOLN CENTER; Thu, Jan 19, 2017; WORLD MUSIC INSTITUTE; Indigenous Honduran Garifuna folk live music ~ The leading voice of the Garifuna people, the last Indigenous Carib. FREE
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Honduran Culture
Honduran culture is a mix of Indigenous, Spanish, African and even Mexican influences.
Punta is a folk dance with a Garifuna heritage. It is all in the hips with some serious booty shaking. Both men and women dance it. It could be a predecessor to hip-hop and reggaeton dancing. It’s pretty cool really. “Punta” is a reference to Punta Gorda, Roatan, Honduras where the Garifuna people were exiled from St. Vincent by the British in 1797.
Cerámica de los Ancestros: Central America’s Past Revealed
April 18, 2015 – May 20, 2018
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National Museum of the American Indian
Financial District, Manhattan
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Central American heritage
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Honduras
Honduras has a large Caribbean coast and a small Pacific coast. As is common across Latin America, urban and rural life are very different.
